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Tut Just Wants To Play
by John Canzano
You think, "There goes a kid who might ace the SAT someday." He doesn't look like a football player. He's barely 6 feet tall. He's not particularly fast. He can't out-jump his classmates. And he's never played a down of organized tackle football. Yet, it is his dream.
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A Lingering Controversy
by Bob Klapisch -- Apr 20, 2009 - 9:50:00 PM
They’ll tell you aluminum gives every kid a chance to be a slugger, thereby increasing interest in the sport. And most disingenuous of all, they’ll say aluminum is about choice, and what’s more American than freedom of choosing your sporting weapon?
Street agents continue to take toll on kids
by Yolande Lezine -- Jan 29, 2009 - 9:50:00 PM
Street agents are all around and their usually people that you least expect. Gone are the days of just wanting to help the kids. Everything cost a fee right now. It's horrible. One day camps are costing about $200.00, and people think that we're in a recession.
Having Second Thoughts??
by Jim Vertuno -- Jan 12, 2009 - 9:50:00 PM
Now state lawmakers must decide whether to keep the $6 million program chugging along, scale it down or eliminate it. The 2009 legislative session starts Tuesday.
Falling Behind The Times??
by Liam Canny -- Jan 6, 2009 - 9:50:00 PM
If you listen carefully, you can hear the skins of basketball purists cringe as they contemplate the arrival of a shot clock to high school ball. Hey, even the inestimable Dean Smith scrapped his vaunted four-corner spread. Change is a good thing. A cure is needed.
The Essence of a Single Victory
by Tony Price -- Dec 24, 2008 - 9:57:00 PM
As a coach, I know the importance of having talent, but I also understand that chemistry is the key ingredient for any team’s success whether you are talking sports or business
by John CanzanoYou think, "There goes a kid who might ace the SAT someday." He doesn't look like a football player. He's barely 6 feet tall. He's not particularly fast. He can't out-jump his classmates. And he's never played a down of organized tackle football. Yet, it is his dream.
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A Lingering Controversyby Bob Klapisch -- Apr 20, 2009 - 9:50:00 PM
They’ll tell you aluminum gives every kid a chance to be a slugger, thereby increasing interest in the sport. And most disingenuous of all, they’ll say aluminum is about choice, and what’s more American than freedom of choosing your sporting weapon?
Street agents continue to take toll on kidsby Yolande Lezine -- Jan 29, 2009 - 9:50:00 PM
Street agents are all around and their usually people that you least expect. Gone are the days of just wanting to help the kids. Everything cost a fee right now. It's horrible. One day camps are costing about $200.00, and people think that we're in a recession.
Having Second Thoughts??by Jim Vertuno -- Jan 12, 2009 - 9:50:00 PM
Now state lawmakers must decide whether to keep the $6 million program chugging along, scale it down or eliminate it. The 2009 legislative session starts Tuesday.
Falling Behind The Times??by Liam Canny -- Jan 6, 2009 - 9:50:00 PM
If you listen carefully, you can hear the skins of basketball purists cringe as they contemplate the arrival of a shot clock to high school ball. Hey, even the inestimable Dean Smith scrapped his vaunted four-corner spread. Change is a good thing. A cure is needed.
The Essence of a Single Victoryby Tony Price -- Dec 24, 2008 - 9:57:00 PM
As a coach, I know the importance of having talent, but I also understand that chemistry is the key ingredient for any team’s success whether you are talking sports or business
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