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December 14, 2011
Caraway: "In My Opinion, Skyline Won That Game, and All of the Players are Champions."
This is not the first time Dwaine Caraway has stood up for Skyline High School. Three years ago, back when the Dallas ISD first toyed with tinkering with its magnets, the District Four council member -- and Roosevelt grad -- went to the board of trustees and demanded they keep their hands off Sky ... More >>
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September 1, 2011
Hometown Heroes
This is not the first time Dwaine Caraway has stood up for Skyline High School. Three years ago, back when the Dallas ISD first toyed with tinkering with its magnets, the District Four council member -- and Roosevelt grad -- went to the board of trustees and demanded they keep their hands off Sky ... More >>
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August 18, 2011
Concussing Our Kids, One Hit At a Time
While pro sports finally fess up to the dangers of high-impact athletics, trainers, coaches, parents and lawmakers struggle to curb head injuries that are even more dangerous for kids.
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January 21, 2011
A Sneak Peek at Web Doc About How Jared Williams's Injury Changed an Entire Community
On October 1, 2009, 14-year-old Jared Williams, at the time a freshman defensive back on the Pinkston High School varsity football team, was paralyzed from the waist down in a game against North Dallas High School. As The News would explain a few days later: "He had struck his head against another p ... More >>
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January 19, 2011
I'll Admit It, I Was Dead Wrong About Todd Dodge
Something I thought I'd never write in 2011: Todd Dodge is the new quarterbacks coach at Pitt. By now I figured Dodge -- who ascended from historic success at Southlake Carroll High School to a gig at North Texas -- would be choosing from primo Division I jobs in the wake of multip ... More >>
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January 5, 2011
Fragels Rock: A Bagel-Doughnut That Tastes Like Home
Rooting for Ohio State isn't an easy thing for a native Michigander to do. But we Midwesterners believe conference loyalty trumps internecine rivalries (I'm told SEC fans take a different approach), so last night I cheered for the Buckeyes in the Sugar Bowl -- a task made exponentially easier ... More >>
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December 16, 2010
Go For Two
Rooting for Ohio State isn't an easy thing for a native Michigander to do. But we Midwesterners believe conference loyalty trumps internecine rivalries (I'm told SEC fans take a different approach), so last night I cheered for the Buckeyes in the Sugar Bowl -- a task made exponentially easier ... More >>
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November 11, 2010
Veterans Day, Meet Texas High School Football Veterans Week
On Veterans Day we stop -- if only for a minute -- to thank all those who have served in our military and fought to provide us the freedom to do things like vote, drink beer, sleep in if we want and, of course, blog insanely and/or sharply and anonymously criticize those who blog.. ... More >>
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June 16, 2010
Cowboys Stadium to Host, Well, Everything
You've come a long way, baby.Cowboys Stadium hasn't yet officially celebrated its 1st birthday. Yet, by my count, the joint in Arlington has already hosted: Pro football College football High school football Pro basketball College basketball A high-school prom A high-school graduation ... More >>
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May 14, 2010
A Parade of Carter Cowboys
For no apparent reason, other than this marks the 47th anniversary of when Parade magazine began naming players to its All America High School Football Team, the Sunday supplement today has listed its The Top 10 High School Football Programs. The ranking process was simple enough: They just talli ... More >>
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April 1, 2010
GQ Goes in the Trenches With the Writers and Editors at ESPN's Dallas Site
For his new piece about how ESPN's locally focused Web sites are proof that the Worldwide Leader's "thinking bigger than ever," per GQ's headline, New York Magazine contributing editor Gabriel Sherman spent most of his time in Dallas with the likes of Calvin Watkins, Tim MacMahon and other ex-dai ... More >>
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January 12, 2010
Super Bowl XLV: Century in the Making
In Texas, the old saying goes, there exist only two sports: Football. And spring football. God, after all, decreed Texas Stadium have a hole in its roof so he could look down upon his favorite team. Right? From the old wooden Fair Park Bowl through the Cotton Bowl, Texas Stadium and now the ... More >>
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January 5, 2010
Super Bowl XLV to Bring Quite the Collection of Gridiron Greats to Woodrow Next Week
Tony Fay started working for the Dallas Mavericks in 1987 as the media relations intern; by the time he left in '99, he was director of communications -- which was no easy feat back then, given that was six months before Mark Cuban bought the then-struggling franchise just off a lockout season. T ... More >>
Blogs
April 2, 2009
Corporal Punishment at Dallas Lickin' High School
The board of education.I'm 44. But I'm about to sound 84. It was a better world when paddling was a part of school. A safer world when "licks" between a teacher and student were punishment rather than perverted pleasure. Hear me out: I'm not condoning the 21 "licks" allegedly applied to the b ... More >>
Blogs
August 15, 2008
Today’s Sign of the Apocalypse
The board of education.I'm 44. But I'm about to sound 84. It was a better world when paddling was a part of school. A safer world when "licks" between a teacher and student were punishment rather than perverted pleasure. Hear me out: I'm not condoning the 21 "licks" allegedly applied to the b ... More >>
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April 3, 2008
Quarterback Sneak Attack
Second Thought combines pigskin and mayhem
Blogs
September 17, 2007
High School Football: Too Big-Time for its Britches, Says One Writer
Second Thought combines pigskin and mayhem
Blogs
May 14, 2007
The Friday Night Lights Stay on for Dallas Actress Liz Mikel
Second Thought combines pigskin and mayhem
Culture
January 4, 2007
Tubal Migration
TV brings big Break, hot Lights to Dallas actors; plus, theater's best 10 of 2006
News
December 21, 2006
Dodgeball
North Texas' new football coach will be fast, furious and fruitful
Blogs
December 12, 2006
UNT = BCS
North Texas' new football coach will be fast, furious and fruitful
Blogs
October 6, 2006
Pick Your Pleasure (or Poison)
North Texas' new football coach will be fast, furious and fruitful
Calendar
October 5, 2006
Val Holla!
Uptown presents parallels in comedy
Blogs
August 9, 2006
Cue Aretha Franklin
Uptown presents parallels in comedy
Calendar
May 25, 2006
Great Scots
Uptown presents parallels in comedy
Film
October 7, 2004
Hell of a Catch
Friday Night Lights goes deep, rare for a movie about football
News
September 25, 2003
Friday Night Lite
Far away from big cities, big stadiums and big offensive lines, six-man football keeps the game pure
News
April 23, 1998
Getting Madden
A McKinney family sues Fox for sacking a young quarterback's dream

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