Etienne Marcel Pourtout
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NEW ORLEANS – The volleyball coaches of the Sun Belt Conference selected UALR to finish first in the 2014 Sun Belt Preseason Coaches’ Poll as announced on Monday. In addition to being selected as the preseason favorite, the Trojans’ Edina Begic was voted as the Preseason Offensive Player of the Year. The Trojans garnered four of the eleven
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Release from Atlanta Dream Media Relations: The WNBA Atlanta Dream announced today that the team has re-signed All-Star forward Sancho Lyttle to a multi-year deal. Per team policy, contract terms were not disclosed. “The Dream organization is thrilled to know that Sancho will be continuing her career here in Atlanta,” said Dream President and General
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor After earning a win over the best team in the WNBA on Wednesday, the Eastern Conference-leading Atlanta Dream came into Friday’s contest hoping to continue its positive momentum in a home contest against the Tulsa Shock. The Dream fulfilled its goal with a dominating 92-76 victory over the Shock at
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Music to listen to: One Big Holiday by My Morning Jacket Last Season: Coming into last season, the Cardinals had a legitimate Heisman Trophy candidate in quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, one of the top-20 coaches in college football with Charlie Strong and a favorable schedule on paper to make an undefeated run. Than Louisville ran
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Release from United States Golf Association: JOHNS CREEK, Ga. – Four-time USGA champion Nathan Smith, of Pittsburgh, and 2013 semifinalist Corey Conners, of Canada, were among a group of eight players who each won two matches Thursday to advance to the quarterfinal round of match play in the 2014 U.S. Amateur Championship at Atlanta Athletic
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Release from Georgia State Media Relations: ATLANTA — Charlie Cobb, director of athletics at Appalachian State University for the past nine years, has been named director of athletics at Georgia State University. Cobb’s salary will be $300,000 with potential bonuses for academic and athletic achievements. He signed a five-year contract with an option for an
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