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Close Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby speaks to reporters during Big 12 media days July 14 in Arlington, Texas. Photo by LM Otero/AP HERTZEL: What my plans for a post-Big 12 WVU look like By Bob Hertzel | For The Times West Virginian Jul 24, 2021 9 hrs ago Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby speaks to reporters during Big 12 media days July 14 in Arlington, Texas. Photo by LM Otero/AP MORGANTOWN — Things I'm thinking as the weekend begins: — I hope West Virginia Athletic Director Shane Lyons didn't have any f...

Mar 9, 2021 9:25 AM Things I like: 1) Cadbury Creme Eggs. 2) Beer. Things I’m not sure I like combined together: Cadbury Creme Eggs and beer. Look we’ve been over my beer palette on this beer time and time again: I have scumbag taste. Give me a PBR, Busch Light, High Life, regular ol’ Bud, etc. About as exotic as I get is a Spotted Cow or Oktoberfest from Labor Day weekend through Halloween. But that’s it. I’m not a huge IPA guy, not a big porter guy, not a big stout guy. I generally don’t enjoy chewing my beer.

Eurovision Fan of the Week - Leslie from Switzerland With the upmost pleasure I present Leslie as our International Eurovision Fan of the Week! A good friend and twitter personality, he's followed the contest closely on twitter since 2017. I picked his brains on Eurovision and tea was spilt: Thank you for being our Aussievision fan of the week! Tell us a little about yourself: Thank you for having me! My name is Leslie ( @euroleslie on Twitter), I’m 23 and one of the rare Swiss fans of the contest. I live not too far from Zurich and hope to move there this year. I’m currently doing my st...

th home run, and the 755 “Of all the fine-looking youngsters in the National League, none has been chasing a ticket to the Hall of Fame with any more singleness of purpose than this slender 22-year-old from the mud flats of Mobile. He began the season slowly, but [manager Fred] Haney just looked at this young man with the wrist-popping swing and said, ‘He’s still below his potential. He’s a .330 hitter—at least—and I haven’t the slightest doubt that he’ll be up there before long.’ ” This was the first time that Aaron was written about at length in the pages