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RodeoHouston canceled again due to COVID-19 pandemic Chron 2/3/2021 © Jon Shapley/Staff Photographer Rusty Wright competes in the saddle bronc riding event at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on Thursday, March 5, 2020, at NRG Stadium in Houston. The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, originally pushed back to May, has been canceled again, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Last years rodeo was shut down after eight shows due to the emerging pandemic. To try to avoid a similar situati...

Former Moc Nick Davison Named Defensive Line Coach One Of Five Former Mocs Now On Staff Friday, January 15, 2021 University of Tennessee at Chattanooga head football coach Rusty Wright named former Moc Nick Davison the program’s defensive line coach today.  Davison replaces Landius Wilkerson who recently accepted the same position at South Alabama.   “We are exited to bring Nick back to Chattanooga,” stated Wright.  “Out paths did not cross here while he playing, but I have got...

Roy Exum: Malone’s 2nd Chance? Sunday, January 10, 2021 - by Roy Exum Roy Exum For all intent and purposes, there are three things I would love to see happen this week. First, I would like to witness a lesson in forgiveness. A UTC assistant football coach, Chris Malone, was too-quickly fired last week after he fell prey to an idiotic “brain spasm” and tweeted a deplorable racist laugh to his buddies. UTC athletic director Mark Wharton promptly fired coach Malone rather than seeking ...

Terrell Owens Praises UTC For Firing Coach Over Vile Tweet, No Room For Racism Terrell Owens Praises UTC For Firing Coach No Room For Racism 9:57 AM PT -- Terrell Owens -- the most famous player in UT Chattanooga football history -- is commending the program for taking swift action against Chris Malone. "As a proud @UTChattanooga alum, I stand by the decision of Mark Wharton, Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics...

Hateful tweet about Stacey Abrams costs university football coach his job Neil Vigdor, New York Times Jan. 8, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail An assistant football coach at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga lost his job after smearing Stacey Abrams and the state of Georgia in a Twitter post that perpetuated unsubstantiated claims of election fraud, university officials said Thursday. The coach, Chris Malone, was in his second season as an assistant and offensive line coach for the Mocs, acc...

College football coach fired after posting "hateful" tweet about Stacey Abrams By Christopher Brito Georgia wins give Democrats the Senate The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga fired an assistant coach after he posted a tweet disparaging former Georgia gubernatorial candidate and activist Stacey Abrams, the school announced in a 45-second video. Chris Malone, who was an offensive line coach for the Mocs, smeared Abrams while peddling election fraud claims in a now-delet...

Tennessee-Chattanooga fires assistant football coach for using racist remark and criticizing Stacey Abramss appearance in appalling tweet after Georgia Republicans lost Senate races Tennessee-Chattanooga fired offensive line coach Chris Malone for his social media attack on former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams Malone has since deleted the tweet, which criticized Abrams appearance and jabbed her for her loss in the 2018 election by fewer than 55,000 votes In a decision that was a...

Randy Smith: Good Riddance, 2020 Thursday, December 31, 2020 - by Randy Smith Randy Smith Finally....at midnight tonight 2020 will be no more. 2021 comes in with great anticipation as we say goodbye to perhaps the worst 365-day period in our lives. Close to 350,000 Americans have died in the past year because of COVID-19 - a deadly virus that could have been avoided if our nation and its leaders had taken it seriously from the beginning. But they didnt, so we are left to deal with it as b...

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