Garrett Sanders, Correspondent
With it being mid-January, it is that time of the year that football is coming close to an end. Even though it is near the end, this is where the most drama happens. You have the College Football National Championship, exciting bowl game matchups, and of course, the NFL Playoffs.
Continue reading “Hot Take: ‘Nothing is given’ during the NFL playoffs”
Garrett Sanders, Correspondent
Knoxville has always had a special place in my heart. I have always considered it to be my home away from home. The memories that I have cherished representing the colors of orange and white in the Volunteer state will remain a part of who I am today. However, on Saturday, December 21, 2019, I managed to do the unthinkable.
Garrett Sanders, Correspondent
Coming into the 2019 FCS College Football season, the Jacksonville State Gamecocks had very high expectations for the year. The Gamecocks were ranked in the Top 10 in the AP Preseason FCS Poll and were heavy favorites to win the OVC. With 15 combined returning starters on both sides of the ball, the potential was limitless for JSU.
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Garrett Sanders, Sports Correspondent
What took place in Tuscaloosa on Saturday, Nov. 9 truly exemplifies what college football is all about. A lot of questions were answered by Saturday evening, but the one question that looms is how will the college football playoffs handle the rankings this week?
Continue reading “Hot take: Does the Crimson Tide deserve a spot in the play-offs?”
Garrett Sanders, Special to the Chanticleer
Over 80 percent of blind people can’t find work, so when one is given a chance, it is more likely that they will be much more loyal and dedicated than the average sighted workers.
Continue reading “Hot Take: Why you should hire a blind person”
