It was a tale of two strategies for a busy Hillsdale College women’s basketball team this week, as the Chargers won against Ferris State but fell to Grand Valley State on Saturday and to Saginaw Valley State in a last-minute loss Monday. The Chargers struggled to score at times as they refined their lineup, and...
For a good chunk of the 2015 football season, the Carolina Panthers were the dark horses of the NFL. At first, they were overshadowed by the other undefeated teams. They were good, sure, but were they Green Bay good? Were they New England good? Not likely. Even after those other teams sputtered and cooled off...
If you spent Sunday night doing all the homework that you neglected over the weekend, then you missed what could have been the most astounding feat in hockey since a group of rag-tag college kids knocked off the Soviet superpower. John Scott, a self-labeled ‘goon,’ who has only scored five goals in his 285-game career,...
The biggest spectacle of American sports is upon us, and the entire result hinges on one player: Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller. Quite simply, the game will be decided by Carolina’s offense and the Broncos’ defense. Peyton Manning is a shadow of his former self, but he’s wily enough to put points on the board,...
The Hillsdale College swim team finished its regular season on a high note on Saturday, beating Ohio Northern University 169-125 and tying with Case Western Reserve University 144-144 in Ada, Ohio. “We wanted to go out and win both ends of the meet without swimming our strongest lineup,” head coach Kurt Kirner said. “We were...