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STREATOR, Ill. — In 1964, brothers John and Bob Mohan – then of Streator, Illinois – decided to get their friends together for a football game on the Saturday following Thanksgiving. At the time, John was a senior in high school and Bob was in eighth grade. On Saturday, November 26, the tradition continued for … Continue reading
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – It has been said that all good things must come to an end, and that reigned especially true Thursday night in Texas – a place where football is considered a religion by many. The long-standing Texas (Longhorns)-Texas A&M (Aggies) rivalry came to end with a thrilling, last-second field goal by the … Continue reading
Mike Krzyzewski made history last Tuesday night when he became the all-time winningest coach in men’s basketball for NCAA Division 1. Krzyzewski’s Duke Blue Devils defeated the Michigan State Spartans 74-69 in a fitting setting – the court of Madison Square Garden in New York City. Krzyzewski surpassed legendary coach Bobby Knight, who was in … Continue reading
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Each November, men across the country participate in the annual initiative known as Movember. Movember, a charity raising funds and awareness for cancers affecting men, encourages men to grow mustaches (Mo’s) to engage others in conversation about the disease. A 501(c)(3) non-profit, Movember benefits the Prostate Cancer Foundation and LIVESTRONG. The … Continue reading
Major League Baseball announced the 2011 Managers of the Year as voted on by the Baseball Writers of America on Wednesday. Joe Maddon of the Tampa Bay Rays took the American League award, while Kirk Gibson of the Arizona Diamondbacks was awarded in the National League. Both managers led their respective teams to impressive seasons that … Continue reading
Around the Leagues:
- HOUSTON -- Several NBA players have committed to play a game benefiting the John Lucas Foundation, which provide substance-abuse counseling for athletes. The game will be played on November 20 in Houston, at Delmar Field House. "It’ll be neat for the fans to come out and see,” Lucas said. “It won’t be a celebrity game. It’s going to be a real game. I’m really excited about the competition.” There are about 20 players committed, including Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Rashard Lewis. Houston Texans' Andre Johnson and Matt Schaub will also participate, though Lucas would not say if they were going to play. Former NBA players Moses Malone and Robert Horry will coach the teams. “It’s a nice mixture of young players,” Lucas said. “I wanted the young, the old and a little bit of the new, so our fans could see who’s coming and who’s already established.” For more information visit Coach Lucas' website: http://johnlucasenterprises.com/The_Foundation.html
- ORLANDO, Fla. -- Dwight Howard is doing everything he can to help those who can't help themselves while this crazy NBA lockout continues. On November 13, Howard hosted a charity basketball game to benefit his very own charity, the D12 Foundation. Participating were teammates Gilbert Arenas, Quentin Richardson, Jameer Nelson and others, as well as former Magic players including Penny Hardaway. Rapper Lil Wayne and boxer Floyd Mayweather served as celebrity coaches for the teams. For more information on Howard's foundation, check out http://www.d12foundation.org/.
- NEW YORK -- Some run the marathon to win. Some run to say they did. Thousands run it for their respective charities. Olympic Gold Medal winning softball pitcher, Jennie Finch, started at the back of the pack and earned money for every person she passed for the New York Road Runners youth programs. Apolo Ohno, Gold Medal winning speed skater, ran to raise money for the Special Olympics. Former NHL'er Mark Messier did double-duty for two very worthy causes, as he ran for Tomorrow's Children Fund, benefiting cancer victims and their families. He also ran for a charity that benefits wives and widows of the September 11 attacks and all first responders. For more info check out: www.nyrr.org www.specialolympics.org www.atcfkid.com
