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Hall of Fame vote a mystery/Paul Peterson
January 11, 2012 If there’s any aspect of the sports world that continues to baffle, it is the method used to determine just who gets into the respective hall of fames. more »»
Consider yourself warned/The Red Line
January 5, 2012 Let me warn you right now: this could become a recurring topic. more »»
Home court advantages disappearing/Paul Peterson
January 4, 2012 There used to be a time when high school basketball teams had a definite homecourt advantage. But those days began to disappear when school consolidation started back in the late 1960. more »»
Huskies still on the brink of success/Inside the Huskies
January 3, 2012 Michigan Tech hockey coach Mel Pearson is the first to admit the playing-well-but-coming-up-short outcome is starting to sound like a broken record. But the results continue to speak for themselves. more »»
My hope for 2012/The Red Line
December 30, 2011 Now that we’re well into the throes of winter, I couldn’t help but notice more than one person I ran into lately mentioning that, though there’s lots of snow to come, at least the days start getting... more »»
Things in sports in need of changing/Paul Peterson
December 29, 2011 In a perfect world, there are a number of things that need changing. For one thing, we all could use legislators in Washington, D.C. more »»
Sports ‘letters to Santa’/The Red Line
December 23, 2011 I spent some time subcontracting this week for a firm based in the North Pole (and not the one from which Michigan Tech hockey recruit Pheonix Copley is from). more »»
Sr. hockey continues rich tradition
December 22, 2011 When the Calumet Wolverines and Portage Lake Pioneers face each other twice in the next week or so, it will mark the latest installment of the longest running sports series in the Copper Countr. more »»
At halfway, pleased, but not satisfied/Inside the Huskies
December 20, 2011 A lot can happen in eight months. In mid-April, reports circulated that Mel Pearson turned down the coaching position at Michigan Tech. more »»
Simmering on the hot stove/The Red Line
December 15, 2011 Mom got my Christmas list late again this year, but soon enough to avoid Dad’s threat of a “bathroom cleaning supplies-themed Christmas,” I hope. more »»
Army-Navy should be example/Paul Peterson
December 14, 2011 The Army-Navy football game this past weekend was like turning back the clock at least 50 year. more »»
Emotions high for rivals/Inside the Huskies
December 13, 2011 Michigan Tech hockey sent shockwaves across the college hockey landscape last Friday with a 3-2 overtime win against still-No. 2 Minnesota, at Mariucci Arena no less. more »»
Mea culpa in the original Latin/The Red Line
December 8, 2011 Contrary to popular belief, every once in a while, I do things that don't involve sports. I sing on Monday nights in the Copper Country Chorale. more »»
Playing the best — again/Inside the Huskies
December 6, 2011 To be the best, one has to beat the best. more »»
The Red Line/Brandon Veale
December 1, 2011 Some people put up paintings or sculptures in their houses. My decor is pennant. more »»
Spartans may get shorted again/Paul Peterson
November 30, 2011 Michigan State has won as many football games as any team in the Big Ten over the past two seasons. And they’ve defeated conference darling Wisconsin twice in that span in dramatic fashion. more »»
Huskies evaluate after tough trip/Inside the Huskies
November 29, 2011 Conventional wisdom says a team that splits on the road then takes care of business at home will be in good shape. more »»
A house divided/The Red Line
November 25, 2011 To understand my Thanksgiving probably requires going back to the early 90s and some of my first conscious memories of football. more »»
Klemett a throwback to past era/Paul Peterson
November 22, 2011 It’s doubtful I have met few people who were as deeply involved in sports as much as the late Merv Klemett of Hancock. more »»
Say yah to da U.P. fer once/The Red Line
November 17, 2011 During my college days at Central Michigan University, one of my favorite tricks to impress people was shocking them with real facts about the U.P. more »» |
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