Predictions for the apocalypse have been made since people were able to write down predictions. That’s a long, long time. Heck, Sports Illustrated … [Read more...]
One On One: What Kind of Person Makes a Great Athletic Director?
March 19, 2015
I still remember my high school athletic director as vividly as if she were sitting across from me having coffee right now. Aptly named, Izzy … [Read more...]
One On One: An End of an Era as Nickerson Opts to Step Down as Barnstable Hockey Coach
March 8, 2015
When I was asked by previous Barnstable High School athletic director Steve Francis nearly a decade ago if I would be interested in creating the … [Read more...]
One On One: When the Best Man for the Job Decides to Leave
February 27, 2015
It makes me feel slightly old knowing I once stood behind the chain link backstops of Wareham High and at Mass Maritime watching the impassioned, … [Read more...]
Thank You, Pete Carroll, Thank You
February 2, 2015
The Patriots and all of New England are going to party tomorrow like it’s 1999. Thank you, Pete Carroll, for getting fired by the Patriots after … [Read more...]
One On One: Teaching Teenagers How to be Role Models
January 26, 2015
There's a funny, ironic thing about role role models. Half of the people we think should be role models for kids aren't half the people we perceive … [Read more...]
A Post-Game Hug That Said it All
January 18, 2015
I’m not sure if you caught this brief, fleeting image on your flat screen when the New England Patriots’ AFC Championship playoff game ended last … [Read more...]
A Man Who Defined Selflessness and Heart
January 7, 2015
In a world rife with sanctimony, false idols and cheap bravado, there was a simple man whom most of us would never have noticed and now, sadly, he has … [Read more...]
2014 and the Everchanging World of Sports
January 4, 2015
There was a time not too long ago when the Falmouth-Barnstable games in any sport were so heated and fans were so, shall we say, vocal, that it made … [Read more...]
In the Midst of Giants, An Inspiration
December 22, 2014
As high school hockey juggernaut Catholic Memorial was busy displaying its prowess upon the ice at Falmouth Ice Arena Saturday night, caught in … [Read more...]
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