Record-setting performance

January 29, 2015 by Andrew Thompson Leave a Comment

>>Manny Bell, Guest Writer On Friday, Jan. 23, and Saturday, Jan 24, the APSU track and field team went to Bloomington Ind., to take part in the Gladstein Invitational. The first day of the event came with some struggles but also successes. APSU’s Kymmalett Ross got a spot in the finals in the 60-meter dash […]

Men’s and women’s tennis take to road with mixed results

January 29, 2015 by Andrew Thompson Leave a Comment

>>Glavine Day, Staff Writer Men’s doubles: Over the weekend, APSU men’s tennis team traveled to Chattanooga to play the University of Tennessee Chattanooga Mocs at Hixson Racquet Club. Although they couldn’t gain a point in the doubles category, the Govs came back, winning four of six singles to win the match 4-3. In doubles play, […]

Lady Govs over winter break

January 24, 2015 by Joshua Stephenson Leave a Comment

Since the Fall semester ended, the Lady Govs basketball team has played 12 games in that span of time and have gone 5-7. They recently wrapped up a five day, three game homestand that will had implications on their conference record. The Lady Govs went 1-2 in the three game homestand with a very impressive 72-59 win over […]

Governors Basketball since the Fall semester

January 23, 2015 by Andrew Thompson Leave a Comment

>>Emmanual Bell, Guest Writer Over Winter Break, The APSU men’s basketball team played 10 games and went 4-6. On Saturday, Dec. 13, The Govs were at home against Lipscomb University. APSU lost 68-59, with Ed Dyson leading the way with 21 points for the Govs. APSU shot 33 percent in one of their worst shooting […]

APSU Men’s basketball sneaks past Tenn. State for win

January 16, 2015 by Associated Press Leave a Comment

CLARKSVILLE — Zavion Williams’ follow-up bucket with six seconds left lifted APSU over Tennessee State 69-68 on Thursday, Jan. 15. APSU (6-11, 1-2 Ohio Valley) came from 11 points down and trimmed it to two on Damarius Smith’s dunk with 26 seconds left. TSU’s Xavier Richards missed a pair from the line, then fouled Josh Robinson, where he […]

The remarkably successful College Football Playoff

January 13, 2015 by Andrew Thompson Leave a Comment

The college football Bowl Championship Series of old was flawed for a lot of reasons: it tried to use a lot of subjective reasons to “prove” who the best two teams in the nation were and why those two teams should get the chance to play for the national title. The first ever College Football […]