Category: Sports

TAMPA, Fla. – The Bucs’ major emphasis on offense is improving their run game, so Bucs right guard Cody Mauch is beefing up. “One of the biggest things for me this offseason was to get a little bit more strength, a little bit more weight,”…

Read More Cody Mauch Beefs Up To Help Improve Bucs Run Game

PASCO COUNTY, Fla. – Pasco County Libraries and the Tampa Bay Rays invite students to step up to the plate and read around the bases!  Reading with the Rays presented by Suncoast Credit Union awards readers with Tampa Bay Rays prizes including a grand prize…

Read More “Reading With The Rays” Returns To Pasco County Libraries

The boxing legend Mike Tyson, known for his ferocious fighting style and captivating persona, recently found himself in the spotlight for a different reason – a medical scare that unfolded during a flight from Miami to Los Angeles. As news of the incident spread, concerns…

Read More Mike Tyson Bounces Back After In-Flight Medical Scare On Plane From Florida To California

CLEARWATER, Fla. – Jackson Linn’s home run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth sailed far over the left field fence to give Tulane its second straight American Athletic Conference title. It was the first time the conference championship game was decided in…

Read More Tulane Baseball Wins Second Straight American Athletic Conference Title

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Whether it was baseball, basketball, football or soccer, Shawn Armstrong was usually going nonstop from sun up to sun down. If none of the above athletic activities proved fulfilling, he would turn to motocross. “I was always a physical kid, and…

Read More Tampa Bay Rays’ Shawn Armstrong Grateful For Guidance Of Grandfather Who Served In Vietnam

LAKELAND, Fla. – Perhaps the only thing that has not gone right this season for Southeastern University is that the Fire did not bring the sun and warmth with them to Lewiston, Idaho, for the NAIA National Championship. When coach Adrian Dinkel spoke to the…

Read More Southeastern Fire Seek Another NAIA Title; Tampa Spartans Host Super Regional

The state Board of Education is slated to consider ratifying changes to the Florida High School Athletic Association bylaws next week, which would include a provision allowing student-athletes to continue playing sports if they have graduated early. Changes to FHSAA bylaws must be approved by…

Read More Florida Board Of Education Tees Up School Athletics Changes

TAMPA, Fla. – Bucs wide receiver Chris Godwin doesn’t like being pegged as just an inside slot receiver. He says he’s best when he can play inside and outside, and this new offense fits him just right. “I feel like I have a lot of versatility inside…

Read More Tampa Bay Buccaneers Godwin ‘New Offense Allows Guys To Be Versatile’

Saying his experience is “emblematic of the abuses running rampant in the world of big-time college football,” a former high-school star quarterback on Tuesday filed a lawsuit accusing University of Florida football coach Billy Napier, a top Gators booster and others of wrongdoing related to…

Read More Georgia QB, Former University Of Florida Recruit Jaden Rashada Sues In $13.85M ‘NIL’ Dispute

Wilson Sporting Goods Co. announced Tuesday a multiyear partnership with Indiana Fever guard, Caitlin Clark, as part of its athlete roster. Wilson will roll-out signature basketball collections celebrating Clark’s continued legacy, as well as work with her to innovate product across the WNBA, NBA and…

Read More Indiana Fever Guard Caitlin Clark Signs Multiyear Deal With Wilson