texas Jul 26, 2018
Work is well underway in Fannin County on what will become Texas’s first new reservoir in nearly 30 years. But after the North Texas Municipal Water District announced a decision to name the lake after itself, residents began pushing back. VMS Jul 26, 2018
Work is well underway in Fannin County on what will become Texas’s first new reservoir in nearly 30 years. But after the North Texas Municipal Water District announced a decision to name the lake after itself, residents began pushing back.
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Michael Moynihan: Gordon Elliott controversy could foretell wider change of culture in horse racing
The recent controversy showed neatly what happens when a couple of cultures collide: the modern eagerness to condemn, swiftly and utterly, intersecting with the traditions of the horseracing business
Gordon Elliott. File photo: Healy Racing
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Relax with your coffee. I’m not raking up the coals of A Certain Picture Involving A Horse, etc.
Well, not directly. The picture itself I plan on using, but only as a jumping-off point (no pun, etc).
The recent controversy interests me in how it weaves together some very interesting threads animal safety and basic decency, yes, and the modern rush to cancel, but less discernible elements also.
Inside the NBA later this week with a four-part documentary series,
The Inside Story, that covers the evolution of the iconic studio show from its inception to now.
Full disclosure: I appear in the documentary as one of the many talking heads who explain why the show works so well.
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize the chemistry between Ernie Johnson, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O’Neal is special. And that chemistry is on full display in this exclusive clip in which the fellas discuss the one time many, many years ago that Johnson got angry with the co-hosts.
Irv Cross, one of the signature voices of
The NFL Today and CBS Sports for nearly 25 years, passed away on Sunday. He was 81 years old.
Following a nine-year career as an NFL defensive back, six of those seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, Cross joined CBS Sports in 1971. With that, he became the first Black man to work as a full-time analyst on national television.
Cross was part of CBS’s iconic
The NFL Today pregame show with Brent Musburger, Phyllis George, and Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder beginning in 1975. He co-hosted the show with Musberger until 1989.
On the death of Irv Cross . . . pic.twitter.com/ntx3KcKyz7