This afternoon, our staff came together to celebrate our all-star Sports Editor, Ryan Kohn, on his last day before he heads to his new adventure in Virginia after eight years with the Observer.
If you know Ryan, you know how integral he has been when it comes to covering everything athletics for the schools in East County as well as Sarasota. He will definitely be missed. Once an OMGer, always an OMGer!
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While the countdown is on to American Indoor Football
Our Corpus Christi Tritons are preparing to dive headfirst into the adrenaline-packed world of indoor arena football at the American Bank Center with kickoff starting March 17, 2024!
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This is a slide from my presentation at the Florida Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Conference I'm giving this afternoon. The title of my presentation is "Big Problems Require Bold Solutions: What Needs to Change in Sports Administration?"
The concept this week. You don’t need luck; you need to do your best. As a football fan, I always look forward to the upset victories. Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals have made it increasingly difficult for smaller colleges to compete with the traditional powerhouses in the current college football landscape. Insert Northern Illinois’ upset victory over #5 Notre Dame.
Notre Dame paid NIU almost 1.5 Million dollars to play them in South Bend, under the pretense that they would win big. As the number 5 ranked college football program in the country, Notre Dame was favored to win by four touchdowns against NIU. Last week, Notre Dame beat nationally ranked Texas A&M in College Station, and everyone believed that the Fighting Irish were on their way to the College Football Playoffs. Not so fast, my friends (Lee Corso Voice).
NIU’s starters were primarily juniors and seniors who had been in the program for a long time. They know exactly what’s required; they have 10k+ hours in the program. After NIU beat ND, the post-game reporter asked the NIU head coach, Thomas Hammond, what he shared with the team to inspire them to win. Hammond responded, “I told my team we didn’t need luck; we just needed our best.”
Don’t bet on luck this week if you don’t have to. Trust and believe in your best. Believing and obsessing about improving your best helps you avoid being outcome-oriented, keeps you present, and helps you progress towards that ‘big opportunity’.
Look at this post-game interview! I love College Football for this reason.
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A year ago, Melissa High School in Texas opened its new $35M, state-of-the-art football stadium—with a capacity of 10,000.
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Notre Dame paid Northern Illinois $1.4 million to play in South Bend today.
The Huskies just beat the No. 5 Fighting Irish 16-14—the biggest upset in NIU HISTORY.
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I really enjoyed writing this article about the Texas Christian University football team! The Big 12 conference is hosting its football media days ahead of another exciting season! Coach Sonny Dykes talked to the media about what he sees in this year’s team and what he has learned in his role as head coach for the last two seasons. To read my article, visit this link:
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Per a new survey by The Harris Poll and Sportico, here are the political leanings of major sports league's fan bases.➡️
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➡️ LIV Golf was one of just two major professional sports leagues and governing bodies whose “close followers” in America lean left, with 51% of its fans identifying as liberal.
➡️ The most partisan fan base, our survey found, belongs to college football, with 58% of that group identifying as leaning conservative
Work by Daniel Libit and Eben Novy-Williams
Associate Publisher of the East County Observer
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