Happy National Tailgating Day!
Sept. 4 is National Tailgating Day. Time to break out the grill, brews and cornhole game as we welcome college football season.
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Sept. 4 is National Tailgating Day. Time to break out the grill, brews and cornhole game as we welcome college football season.
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At 66, Peel wears her veteran’s stripes well. She has been playing for Liverpool Rangers Soccer Club in New South Wales, Australia, over the last 27 years. Talk about a groovy grandma.
Blair, who pitched for the Peoria Redwings in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League in the 1940s, is one of the leaders in a movement to establish a museum that honors women in baseball.
Graham Nesbitt always provided the extra, special touch at the local skating arena in Seaforth, Ontario. His hard work left a lasting impression that would save his life.
David Kindred’s press credentials reflect a fabulous life well-lived. He isn’t just a sportswriter. He is a storyteller, and a damn good one.
Dick Hoyt pushed his wheelchair-confined son, Rick, in thousands of races. He died at 80 but his legacy of love and perseverance will live forever.
At 101, Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt is America’s favorite face of the tournament. As with previous games, she’ll join Loyola-Chicago as the team chaplain for the opening tipoff this Friday.