The Major League Baseball draft saw its 10th round come to a conclusion on Monday, and the Clemson baseball and football teams will see some consequences from the results.
Former Clemson star Lucas Glover made his third straight birdie and knew winning the John Deere Classic was in reach with a one-shot lead and four holes to go.
As a Los Angeles Lakers fan for nearly 45 years, I’m disappointed my team failed to make it back to the NBA Finals to defend last season’s championship. But I have to admit that this year’s finals are as exciting as I can remember in a long time.
Last weekend’s NFL draft was a resounding success for five former Clemson football players.
I’ll admit it took a while for me to come around on Tom Brady being the greatest NFL quarterback of all time.
It’s been nearly 47 years, but I remember my first Major League Baseball game like it was yesterday.
I was saddened to read of the passing of Cardinal great Bob Gibson Friday at the age of 84 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. It had been only a month ago, Cardinal great Lou Brock passed at 81.
When Major League Baseball began its abbreviated season in July, speculation ran rampant about how many trades — if any — would be made by the Aug. 31 deadline.
