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Mike Trout an All-Star player worth watching

Mike Trout an All-Star player worth watching

Sean Landry June 24, 2014

The baseball season is half-over. The All-Star break is rapidly approaching and with it the annual showcase of extraordinary baseball talent that used to be all about seeing the best baseball players...

Marvel superhero movies provide escape, fun, Stan Lee's voice

Hannah Widener June 17, 2014

I’m in hiding. Not from the government or the police, but from a much larger problem: my ?graduating class. Due to the small confines of my town’s borders, everyone I’ve ever known since birth is...

University administration should be transparent about expenses

Mark Hammontree June 17, 2014

You may have missed it, but once again the Alabama System board of trustees voted to raise tuition and fees at the system’s universities. After the latest in these regular tuition increases, the two-semester...

World Cup time to become true American soccer fans

Caroline Gazzara June 10, 2014

With the 2014 FIFA World Cup starting in Brazil tomorrow, it’s only natural to want to join in on the intrigue and support for the United States men’s national soccer team.All over the country, sports...

United States men's national team gives Americans reason to believe

Sean Landry June 10, 2014

There’s a column in today’s paper by The Crimson White’s Alabama soccer beat reporter asking our readership to use the World Cup as a time to start following soccer. It’s a point well-made, and...

Boston Marathon shows nation’s strength

Caroline Gazzara April 21, 2014

Almost a week ago, America saw the one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings. Yesterday, Boston held its annual marathon, and for the first time since 1983, an American won the men’s race....

Aging athletes have potential to be valuable assets to sports world

Benjamin Clark April 14, 2014

On Monday, former Olympian Michael Phelps surprised everyone when he announced he was going to end his retirement and begin working toward the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The swimmer...

Previewing the 1st round of the 2014 NHL Stanley Cup playoffs

Sean Landry April 13, 2014

Fact: The NHL playoffs are the best in North American professional sports. Baseball’s system is all messed up with the new wild card play-in. The NBA, as inconsistent as it is, leaves too much room for...

Hank Aarons’ 715th homerun can still be heard 40 years later

Sean Landry April 9, 2014

My dad watched Henry Aaron’s 715th home run on television in a fifth-floor common room in Paty Hall that may or may not still exist. When he recalls that night, he says the room erupted after the ball...

NCAA, athletes must compromise on football unions

Matthew Wilson April 8, 2014

Last month, talk of student athletes unionizing swept across the media. A National Labor Relations Board director ruled that college football players at Northwestern could form unions. If it stands, such...

College football unionization creates complicated issue

Sean Landry April 7, 2014

Some of you might not have noticed, but football is a very popular game at The University of Alabama. I don’t have numbers to prove this, but I suspect the game of football is probably more popular than...

Kentucky basketball mirrors Tide football

Keegan Elsner April 6, 2014

There’s a reason why Kentucky men’s basketball and Alabama football are traditionally hated nationally – they win. But could it be jealousy? In many ways, these two successful programs are mirror...