Tag: college sports
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Veteran leader hopes communication can accelerate growth for young Air Force defense
Air Force’s timeline for a defensive breakthrough varies depending on who is asked. Coach Troy Calhoun foresees a prolonged adjustment period for a defense that has already started six underclassmen through three games and has given up 98 points in two Mountain West games. “It just takes time,” Calhoun said. “There’s not an explanation that…
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Air Force, Boise State to close eventful football series at Falcon Stadium
Before closing another page in its history, Air Force would be well-served to coax history into repeating itself. With four wins against Boise State as Mountain West opponents, the Falcons have been among the most successful teams in the conference against the Broncos. Counting conference championship games, only Fresno State (5-8) and San Diego State…
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County leader sues New York over an order to rescind his ban on transgender female athletes
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A Republican official in New York City’s suburbs who prohibited girls and women’s sports teams with transgender athletes from using county facilities has asked a federal court to affirm the ban
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MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference continues to make strides in data acceptance
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Jessica Gelman has become an influential leader and innovator in the sports industry
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NCAA Committee on Infractions member resigns over association’s transgender athlete policy
A member of the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions has resigned over NCAA policies regarding participation of transgender athletes
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Serious injuries don’t stop former Kadet Trask from becoming NCAA Div. II lacrosse champion
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In the fall of 2017, Jack Trask’s lacrosse coaches at Merrimack called him into the office to discuss his progress. The redshirt senior midfielder, recruited out of Air Academy, had worked his way back from…
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Serious injuries don’t stop former Kadet Trask from becoming NCAA Div. II lacrosse champion
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In the fall of 2017, Jack Trask’s lacrosse coaches at Merrimack called him into the office to discuss his progress. The redshirt senior midfielder, recruited out of Air Academy, had worked his way back from…