0 comments by Casey Mabbott on 1/23/2015
With their astonishing win over Green Bay (which was astonishing in the manner in which they won, not merely that they won) in the NFC Championship Game, Seattle joins some rather rare company. Perhaps you might hear that going to consecutive Super Bowls isn’t that big of a deal. And sure, that it has now […]
0 comments by Lauren Smith
Wayne Tinkle paced back-and-forth in front of the Oregon State bench. His collared shirt was soaked through under both arms, as he discarded his jacket minutes earlier during a heated dispute with an official. This was no time for manners. With 2:35 remaining, UCLA’s Gyorgy Goloman drove in a layup to cut a once 17-point […]
0 comments by Garrett Thornton
Minutes before tip-off of the Trail Blazers match up against the Boston Celtics, Portland announced that the diagnosis of LaMarcus Aldridge’s thumb injury was a little worse than thought. Portland Trail Blazers PR tweeted, “MRI confirms Portland F LaMarcus Aldridge has a radial collateral ligament tear in left thumb. He will undergo surgery; out for […]
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This column written by Kyle Martinak of PortlandSports.com, a partner of Oregon Sports News With the next batch of games taking place on home ice and the regular season flying into the last two months soon, the Portland Winterhawks are starting to glance down the barrel of their various competitors in both the U.S. Division […]
0 comments by Shane Melly
Greetings, We, associates from the Jarvis/Green/Ellis law firm, are writing to all those affected by the events of this past Sunday, the 18th of January. On this date the Seattle Seahawks engaged in a football game against the Green Bay Packers, the results of which has done ineffable harm to an innumerable number of our […]
0 comments by Abe Asher on 1/22/2015
It was Special Teams coach Brian Schneider and his staff who picked out Green Bay Packers’ reserve linebacker Brad Jones reckless aggression trying to block field goals, and so those coaches deserve the credit for crafting the base layer of the Seattle Seahawks’ NFC Championship comeback out of thin air. But I’ll bet there wasn’t […]
0 comments by Jared Wright
Unless you’ve been living in a subterranean cave, or have been in a coma for the last three years, you know that this is a great time for football in the Pacific Northwest. Oregon appeared in the first-ever College Football Playoff National Championship Game Presented by Too Many Money Grubbing Corporations. The Seattle Seahawks are […]
0 comments by John Stupak
Any sports fan can tell you that it’s almost better to lose a game by 30 points than to lose a game after coming back from 30 points in a heart breaker. As a fan, when your team loses by 30 you can call it a night early, go grab a cold one from the […]
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This column written by Mercy Strongheart of PortlandSports.com, a partner of Oregon Sports News You probably wouldn’t guess that Emily Corso is a professional Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter upon meeting her. The cute, bubbly 26-year old doesn’t seem to have an aggressive bone in her body. Yet she is undefeated in her professional career, […]
0 comments by Wade Evanson on 1/21/2015
Oregon has arrived. That isn’t, nor should it be news to anyone. But while they’ve built a program over the last couple of decades on the foundation of winning and more recently a system born at the hands of Chip Kelly, it was Phil Knight, his resources, and his appetite for winning that made what […]
0 comments by David Golden
Sunday night, after all the footballs had been tucked away for safekeeping, UFC Fight Night 59 was there to close out the weekend. “The Notorious” Conor McGregor took center stage Sunday as he looked to secure his position as number one contender to featherweight champion Jose Aldo’s title. Being as much as a 15 to […]
0 comments by Miriam Ludlow
Soccer by tradition and heritage is often connected to Latin Americans. Some believe it was born there during the pre-Hispanic era. As a matter of fact, several challenge that it was born in Britain or China as history tells. If you by any chance like myself were born in Latin America or are of Latin […]
0 comments by David Gillaspie
Being smart is one thing. No one is responsible for their IQ. It’s either in the family gene pool or you’re a freak of nature. Using your smarts is the biggest challenge. How do you channel that mental energy into something more constructive than solving Rubik’s Cube blindfolded? Should you take your big brain into […]
0 comments by Prep Talk Eugene
It’s basketball season and local teams are finally getting their legs in condition and the jump shots are starting to swish through the net. Marcus Miller and Chris Park interviews three coaches: Springfield boys coach Eric Orton, Thurston girls coach Derek Duman and Churchill boys coach Kelly Bokn.
0 comments by Julian Rogers on 1/20/2015
Let me ask you a question, 12s. Have the San Francisco 49ers been the same since they lost to the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship playoff game a year ago? That narrow loss to the eventual Super Bowl XLVIII champion Seattle Seahawks may very well have altered the course of the Seahawks’ historically fiercest […]
