Opportunities aren’t in short supply for those looking to continue athletic careers
Dwight Thomas needed a job after Choctaw fired him. Never mind that he went 30-12 with the Indians.
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After tough first half, energized Blue Wahoos ready to contend
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There comes a point where frustration reaches its boiling point. The downright miserable month of May was it for the Pensacola Blue Wahoos.
Settled into a routine, Raiders roll into summer workouts
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Cone drills, pulling sleds and seven on seven drills are among the activities crammed into a typical day of workouts for the Navarre Raiders under a hot summer sun.
Success fueling growth of Navarre United
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Deep lines form in front of the registration table at the Navarre Soccer Complex on the first night of tryouts for Navarre United on an evening in late May.
Deas remembered for his smile
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Former Navarre track coach Mimi Surratt last saw Darnell Deas Jr. in March. It was at the FSU Relays in Tallahassee. Deas was a running back at Navarre in 2017 and competed in track as well that year, but he had since moved to the Jacksonville area and attended Fleming Island the second half of the year.
Navarre grad embraces closer role, helps Razorbacks reach Omaha
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Parked at Gate B of Baum Stadium, Arkansas’ charter bus is loaded up and ready to roll out of Fayetteville on a 90-degree Thursday afternoon in June.
Brian Out Loud
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The scene was one all baseball players dream about, but a dream that comes true for only a small percentage of players.
Alzheimer’s research continues to move forward
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Dr. Rodney Guttman, a University of West Florida professor and researcher, has been studying Alzheimer’s disease for more than 20 years. For him, the slow progress toward finding a prevention, treatment or cure hasn’t led to frustration.
FWC active in its approach to dealing with alligator issues
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Alligators are a part of Florida, and as their habitat is reduced because of development near water, more and more conflicts with humans arise. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is doing what it can to combat that problem and keep issues to a minimum.
Women inspiring next generation’s successes
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Eglin Air Force Base – “I want to be a good person, I want to be a good chief and I do believe in leaving a legacy, not for me but for the next generation.”