Author: Frank Schwab
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YMCA fire: Containment at 40% on blaze near Cañon City, Royal Gorge
The YMCA fire southwest of Cañon City, and east of the Royal Gorge Bridge & Park, started Wednesday, July 8, 2020. (Courtesy of KKTV) Containment of the YMCA fire southwest of Cañon City had been increased to 40% by 8:30 p.m. Friday, according to the Bureau of Land Management. Firefighters started to take the upper hand…
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USS Grayback Discovered
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Antonio Cromartie’s wife says she’s pregnant with his 14th child
Even a vasectomy can’t stop Antonio Cromartie. Amazingly, Cromartie and his wife Terricka are having yet another baby even after the NFL cornerback had a vasectomy a couple years ago. Terricka announced she was pregnant with the couple’s sixth child on Instagram. According to TMZ, this is Cromartie’s 14th child. Terricka Cromartie said she was…
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NFL personnel men asked, Brady or Manning? One won in a blowout
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Peyton Manning or Tom Brady debate will probably live on forever, no matter what happens when Denver plays New England in Sunday’s AFC championship game, but Bleacher Report’s Mike Freeman had a great idea:…
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Gann makes incredible recovery to play for Air Force
This past spring, all Christian Gann had to show for the 11 injections in his back was the same pain he felt months earlier, and the growing worry he would have to leave the Air Force Academy. He thought about his football career as a Falcons receiver too. But given how he felt, he had…
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Air Force at Michigan preview
Three things to watch 1. Can Getz do it again? Cody Getz rushed for 218 yards last week, which was more than six times his previous career high of 36 yards. The senior tailback has been great during practice and had a fantastic opener, but Michigan will be aware of him and…
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Husar disappointed to miss playing at Michigan, where his dad starred
A thousand thoughts go through a coach’s mind when he sees an important starter being helped off the field with what is pretty clearly a significant injury. Air Force coach Troy Calhoun said when he saw center Michael Husar Jr. being helped off after hurting his knee he thought about the Husar family’s excitement for…
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Air Force has huge challenge against Michigan QB Denard Robinson
Michigan coach Brady Hoke has been coaching for more than 30 years, so nothing should surprise him anymore. Then he got to Michigan, watched quarterback Denard Robinson, and was witnessing things that he couldn’t believe. “First and foremost, is him as a person,” Hoke said when asked what impressed him most about Robinson. “Then you…
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Outside linebacker Jones brings energy to Air Force defense
Jared Jones is talking a million miles an hour, which is fitting because that’s how he plays football. The sophomore outside linebacker is pretty excitable, even when he’s doing a casual interview for his first time as an Air Force football player, so when he played his first career game Saturday, starting on the Falcons’…
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Falcons say they won’t be awestruck by ‘Big House’
The biggest crowd Air Force has ever played in front of was 105,466 at Tennessee in 2006. Michigan Stadium, better known as “The Big House,” holds 109,901 and it’s expected to be full for the season opener. Not that the Falcons mind. “It’ll definitely be exciting,” defensive lineman Nick DeJulio said. “I know it holds…