It’s been 50 years since Earl Campbell led our shared alma mater to a state title. But Earl means a lot more to Tyler, Houston and Texas than just football. Thanks to @houstonchron for a chance to tell his story once more. https://t.co/rVcNwZn3rb via @houstonchron
⚾️ NEW: AI in the classroom and more time on the baseball field: The Bennett School in Houston uses a two-hour learning model to create more time for training and development. But leaders in public education say the rise of these academies is a threat to community and education-based athletics in the state of Texas https://t.co/HIFnDVHOgD
@EmilyGiam@APSE_sportmedia Emily, you did a splendid job covering gymnastics and so much more. I was hoping that your data role would keep you on board and am disappointed to learn that it did not. Best wishes to you.
Tonight’s Astros/Mariners finale is also the likely end of ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball as changes come to the sport’s TV deals. The great Jon Miller and @JimMiller, the expert on all things ESPN, discuss the legacy of a 36-season staple for the network.
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If you want to learn about Ramon Urias, this is a great piece @OurEsquina did on him when he was a rookie.
Did you know he was only the fourth Mexico native to win a Gold Glove?
Baltimore Orioles Rookie Ramón Urias Realizing His Dreams https://t.co/mRFNfXlosA via @YouTube
On next week's MLB schedule: Jim Crane and Drayton McLane finally face off before a Harris County district court jury over the 2012-13 CSN Houston failure. #Astros https://t.co/bfSbQsVVDy via @houstonchron
Remember this lawsuit? It's still active.
Texas A&M donors lawsuit against 12th Man Foundation over Kyle Field seats and parking to proceed https://t.co/0i6OXPDRrL via @houstonchron
@_Mark_Cohen Mark, I just saw this. I'm sad and disappointed to hear this news. Thanks for all your help with my annual @dctf recruiting recaps and @HoustonChron work for these many years. Best wishes.
@GregRajan@Rolando91Flores PPV was the rule for early-round playoff games throughout the 1990s. I think they might have extended into the early 2000s but would have to dig through old files to be sure.
I spent the first half of a 1999 Texas-Nebraska game running up and down the sideline with Lee, trying to keep up with him. He watched games with the same vigor he displayed as a coach. That day, and others, reflected the truth that any time spent with Lee Corso was a good time.
After 38 incredible years, Lee Corso is retiring ❤️
For multiple generations, Coach has been the face of our Saturday mornings and the sport we love.
Our friend, our coach, our heart ... LC, you will forever be a College GameDay legend!