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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Sports columnists
SEC Banter: Will your team see Week 2 improvement?
The old coaches' adage says a team improves the most between its first and second games. Seems that's only natural; plenty of things in life improve the second go 'round.
SEC Banter: Week 1 menu a mixed bag
It's finally here. The return of weekly rituals and traditions we hold near and dear. We're passionate about it. We socialize around it. We prepare elaborate meals for it. We argue about it. It permeates our lives throughout the fall. Finally, the new season of "The Bachelor" kicks off this week!
SEC Banter: Welcoming the new guys
The nation's finest football conference welcomes two new schools in 2012. With the addition of Florida State and Clemson, the SEC opens its arms to two programs that might as well have been in the SEC from day one.
SEC Banter: Gazing into the SEC West crystal ball
A major perk of SEC Banter is the crystal ball that predicts the fate of Southeastern Conference teams. You'd be amazed at its accuracy. With SEC football just around the corner, let's stare into the crystal ball and learn how the teams from the SEC Western Division - home of college football's national champions in four of the past five years - will fare this year.
SEC Banter: East is Dogs' to lose
If you've watched the Olympics over the past few weeks, no doubt you've been inspired by the world's elite athletes laying it all on the line not just for Olympic glory, but for national pride and a permanent place in their country's sporting history. Packed stadiums, an international stage, and competition at the world's highest level.
Holloway: For football's future, it's time for some tough questions
We love football. Everything about it. The gladiatorial physicality. The chess match played out with 22 pieces of moving flesh and bone. The foxhole camaraderie it engenders among teammates like few other sports can. The blood. The sweat. And especially the tears. But for those who love the game, the developments of the last few years should be troubling. As the long-term effects of head injuries become clearer, it's time to start asking some difficult ...
Holloway: Cyclists should consider safety of all when riding the roads
You know how when somebody prefaces a statement with "some of my best friends are fill-in-the-blank" what follows is almost certainly offensive to those fill-in-the-blankers?
Holloway: College football reaps benefits of SEC might
Dear Rest of the World's College Football Fans: You don't like us. We get it. We're good at football and not the least bit bashful about reminding you of that every chance we get. We're often obnoxious, loud and rude, especially when you run across us on the Internet or at a tailgate party. But don't say we never gave you anything. You didn't want LSU and Alabama in the national championship, but we force ...
Mitchell: It's difficult to win any state title
The spring season for high school sports has come and gone, as has my first full year of preps coverage at The Times.
Mitchell: Big Red soccer has plenty to be proud of
In high school athletics, nothing hurts quite as much as coming one win short of a state championship.
Mitchell: Emotional moment serves as reminder of sports' beauty
I stood in the infield at the Georgia Olympics on Friday afternoon in Jefferson, watching closely as North Hall's Luis Gonzalez put forth an incredible final effort to surge ahead for an individual state championship in the 3200 meter run.
Mitchell: Even top teams fall in the playoffs
At the beginning of every season, every player, coach and fan has a goal they'd like to see their team achieve.
Mitchell: Quite a spring for GHS athletics
If Gainesville doesn't have room in its trophy case, a larger space might be more appropriate.
Mitchell: Area teams, athletes making their mark
History. It's a word I've seen tossed around quite a bit in the last week in reference to a number of local individual and team performances. And, given the context, I think it's worth taking a closer look at a few of them. First, there are the incredible pitching performances from the Flowery Branch baseball team in back-to-back games last week. On Monday, pitcher Brad Keller tossed a no-hitter for the Falcons in a 1-0 ...
Mitchell: Real season begins now
There are few better times in sports than the period immediately preceding the end of the season.
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