Pace DB Danroy Henry was shot and killed by police

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Pace DB Danroy Henry was shot and killed by police

In some disturbing news, a Pace University football player was gun downed early Sunday morning by Mount Pleasant Police outside of a local Westchester bar. According to authorities, police were called to the scene after reports of unruly patrons were being reported and a brawl was brewing outside of Finnegan’s Grill in the Thomwood neighborhood of Mount Pleasant, NY. After police officers arrived at the scene to dissipate the crowds, an officer approached 20-year old Danroy Henry’s vehicle which...

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This Jefferson is not Movin’ on Up

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This Jefferson is not Movin’ on Up

It’s getting a little Waco in Texas with Baylor’s Willie Jefferson being dismissed from the team after his second drug charge arrest in less than two weeks. Jefferson was arrested Thursday afternoon in Bell County after a routine traffic stop. Police found in his possession an ounce of “Hydro,” a high-potency form of marijuana, resulting in an arrest for misdemeanor marijuana possession. Jefferson is no stranger to sitting in the back seat of a police car. Last week (October...

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The Great Brawl of China

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It’s no secret that the world is trying to keep up with the United States when it comes to basketball. From passing, to shooting, to high-flying dunks, USA basketball is second to none. What is most puzzling is when other countries adopt other aspects of the game, such as fighting. During a friendly game between China and Brazil, China’s coach became irate with the officiating after a hard Brazilian foul. It’s no surprise that the Chinese hate to lose. So...

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Stanford alum John Elway loses millions in Ponzi Scheme

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Stanford alum John Elway loses millions in Ponzi Scheme

Hall of Famer and legendary Stanford QB John Elway got duped out of approximately $15 million from a hedge-fund manager who was recently arrested for running a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme. The Stanford grad, who happened to be an econ major, and his business partner invested their millions with 42 year-old Sean Mueller. Mueller created the Mueller’s Hedge-Fund Account that used investors’ deposits to pay off older investors. A simple Ponzi scheme that always fails once the investors dry...

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And The Winner Is…

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And The Winner Is…

Ole Miss students have finally decided on a replacement mascot for Colonel Reb. Ole Miss students, faculty, and season-ticket holders, voted electronically and selected the Rebel Black Bear to succeed Colonel Reb as the school’s mascot. The selection of Rebel Black Bear ends Mississippi’s eight month highly publicized search for a new school mascot. Along with the Rebel Black Bear, the Rebel Landshark, and Hotty Toddy, were finalists in the vote. According to school officials, the Black Bear has...

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Failing to Make the Grade: Penn State’s Offense

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Failing to Make the Grade: Penn State’s Offense

The first half of the season has been a blink of an eye for most programs; however, it has been a drawn-out yawner for Nittany Lions fans. With a sputtering offense (ranked 107th in scoring) and virtually no ground game (ranked 85th in rushing), the Nittany Lions are welcoming a much needed bye week. After opening the first half of the season with a disappointing 3-3 record and posting its first consecutive 20 point losses since the 1980’s, there...

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High school player in wheelchair scores TD, prevents shutout

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  If you love a feel good story, this highlight is certainly for you. A senior from Arkansas’ Manila High School fulfilled one of his childhood dreams by scoring a TD for Manila. Dylan Galloway was born with cerebral palsy, but the senior did not let that get in his way from playing football. This past weekend Manila faced Rivercrest High in a conference showdown. After Rivercrest took a 47-0 lead and dominated Manila on both sides of the ball, coaches...

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