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History Class: The Mike Archer Era - Vimarsana News

History Class: The Mike Archer Era

The highest of highs... and the beginning of the Dark Ages

Beyond the Bounds of Brass: Canadian Brass at the Ford Center - Vimarsana News

Beyond the Bounds of Brass: Canadian Brass at the Ford Center

(Left to Right) Canadian Brass members Caleb Hudson (trumpet), Brandon Ridenour (trumpet), Chuck Daellenbach (tuba), Jeff Nelson (horn), Achilles Liarmakopoulos

NCAAW: Kim Mulkey's silence about Brittney Griner speaks volumes - Vimarsana News

NCAAW: Kim Mulkey's silence about Brittney Griner speaks volumes

Recently asked to share her thoughts about Brittney Griner, LSU head coach Kim Mulkey resisted, refusing to offer a comment that expressed sympathy for the best player that she has ever coached. Does Mulkey deserve the benefit of the doubt for her decision to demur?

B/R Recruiting: Top Prospects from the 2022 Class Already Making an Impact - Vimarsana News

B/R Recruiting: Top Prospects from the 2022 Class Already Making an Impact

In order to make this list, a player had to have been rated a 4-star prospect or higher on the 247Sports composite rankings in the 2022 recruiting class. That...

"A Town Divided" as Alabama and Clemson played the 2015 title game-- a 40th anniversary APR encore presentation - Vimarsana News

"A Town Divided" as Alabama and Clemson played the 2015 title game-- a 40th anniversary APR encore presentation

Alabama Public Radio has been on the air since 1982. We’re observing our fortieth anniversary with encore airings of some of our best coverage over the years. One example is this story from 2015. The Alabama Crimson Tide was gearing up to play Clemson for the college football championship. Former APR reporter MacKenzie Bates headed to city of Pelham, where loyalties were divided leading up that year’s title game

Source: apr.org