Denver sportswriting legend Woody Paige enters Colorado Sports Hall of Fame
"Although I didn't always agree with Woody's opinions, he was mostly fair at all times."
"Although I didn't always agree with Woody's opinions, he was mostly fair at all times."
Doyel took a lot of criticism here for his interaction with Clark about her "heart hands" gesture to family.
Mark Faller, who's served as the Arizona Republic's sports editor since 2003, and has spent 44 years in the industry, will retire.
"@IndyStarSports do something about this pervert."
The NCAA Frozen Four credentialed four Michigan Daily journalists the past two years. But this year, the new all-female men's hockey beat there only received two seats.
"It was not my intent to be hurtful, but I now understand that I terribly missed the mark."
"The original version of this commentary did not meet Times editorial standards."
"At the end of the day, I'm rocking with them cause they don't change who they are. So I'll have their back."
"I was really offended by the article that came out. I didn't read any of it."
"My contention all along with the 2022 story is that it’s not even about Brian Kelly."
"She is publicly defiant, she is somewhat over-controlling, she does not want to be covered in the way that champions are covered, which is in-depth."
"My kids didn't even know I said that yesterday. That team's not involved in this."
New York Mets radio play-by-play voice Howie Rose says the New York Media wouldn't stand for Shohei Ohtani dodging reporters.
"The Michigan Daily’s March 20 issue will print with an alternate front page."
Gregg Doyel of the Indianapolis Star shares why Purdue needs to make the Final Four, why Indiana needs Dusty May, and why he had harsh words for Pat McAfee.
"You don't give that much attention when the men do it. So why do you keep writing it about the women?"
Smallwood was the last surviving person who was in the building when the 1953 vote to form the ACC was held.
"RIP Joe Fitzgerald, a wonderful, devout man who loved newspapering and Boston."
Randy Peterson has covered Iowa and Iowa State football and basketball for more than five decades.
"If you’re not personally offended but this disgraceful farce … you don’t love or understand basketball."