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As I observe the presidential election where a sitting vice president with impeccable credentials is being held to strict scrutiny, a higher standard when compared to her opponent, a 34 times convicted felon, we clearly understand that some must reach extraordinary heights and overcome intentional stumbling blocks as a matter of course in the public sphere of politics. Every politician seeks the endorsement of legitimate major and/or minor news outlets to enhance accomplishing intended outcome of winning. So it was no different with Mr. Richard Walker, who sought the support of one of South Florida’s leading newspapers .
I would love for FAMU to revisit the one-year contract offered to men’s basketball coach Patrick Crarey.
Our 3rd Annual Golf Tournament has been scheduled for Friday November 1st.
The Miami Dolphins Tua led offense amassed 377 total yards, recording a season-high in points scored but still couldn’t win the game, the reason you play. Just ask Herman Edwards. The Dolphins just aren’t good enough, losing at home 28-27 to the mediocre Arizona Cardinals.
Dwyane Wade is now the first Miami Heat player with a statue outside the team’s arena.
Wilson was plenty rusty in the first quarter, rolling some ground balls and looking sloppy in the pocket without much mobility. As the game wore on, Wilson got more comfortable and excelled off of play-action, both on deep balls and check-downs.
Nunnie on the Sideline
After 28 interminable, protracted and disappointing years, the New York Liberty finally clinched its first Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) Championship. In a classic slugfest where both teams won on the visitor’s floor, and tied at 2 games each, the fifth and final game was played at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Neither team shot exceptionally well in the lowest scoring of all the games, highlighted by Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu shooting a dreadful 1-19, the same Sabrina who scored the iconic 3 point shot to give the Liberty a 2-1 advantage, assuring a final game at home if necessary and indeed it was.
After 13 days from the last time the Florida Memorial University football team hit the gridiron for a contest, the Lions came back swinging against Webber International, spoiling their homecoming in a dominating 50-27 performance. The win marks the third of the season for the Lions, moving them to 3-2-1 on the year and their second in conference play, advancing to 2-1 in conference.
FMU quarterback David Buggs finished the day going 10-of-16 for 121 yards and two touchdowns with one interception. The offensive line, led by Justyn Mack and company, was marvelous all night, leading FMU to over 200 yards rushing yards and three rushing scores. Senior Walter Wilbon led the charge with 15 carries for 102 yards and one touchdown, along with one catch for 20 yards and a score in the air. Senior George Young followed suit with 16 carries for 71 yards an one touchdown, while Rashad Green chipped in another trip to the end zone on the ground.