In lieu of the usual sports banter about the spectacular plays, dramatic pitching duels, and exhilarating finishes, the topic of most conversations has been the slide.
Read moreThe MLB Playoffs Are October
Over the past five seasons the baseball world has seen a spike in young talent waiting to take the stage in October’s bright lights.
Read moreIt's Time for Me to Get Out of the Way
Steve Spurrier, the head football coach for the South Carolina Gamecocks for the past 11 years, announced his resignation from the team on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Read moreHigh School Ref Assaulted
It all started with a ball shove.
Read moreJordan Brett: New Varsity Goalie
She was named USA South All-Conference second team in softball the past two years, and now she is tackling a new varsity sport.
Read moreSex, Drugs, and… College Basketball?
A few months ago, the University of North Carolina was slapped with five NCAA violations for “a lack of institutional control,” largely stemming from academic misconduct from 1993-2011.
Read moreJV Just Because
I’m sure many of you have heard me say it before: “If I have to come back for a fifth year, I just want to try out for the JV soccer team and play goalie. That would be a blast.”
Read moreWhat Deflategate?
Lookout Mountain, GA, September 16, 2015 -- New England and its fans can now breathe; Tom Brady’s four game suspension was erased by a federal judge.
Read moreWill Work For Food
“There are hungry nights that I go to bed and I’m starving.”
Read moreScots Track and Field
Covenant College officially announced the addition of a Men’s and Women’s track and field program beginning in the 2016-17 academic year.
Read moreNational Football League Preview
The NFL football season is just around the corner and a season full of tailgating, rivalry, and hard knocks awaits.
Read more"Grit and Grace"
You may have missed it in the flurry of activity that is the end of the semester, procrastination finally exacting its toll and finals quickly approaching, but there was a big game played last Tuesday night down in Chattanooga.
Read moreScots Schedule 4/24 - 4/25
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Read moreYou're Talkin' Bout Playoffs?
Playoffs? You’re talking about playoffs? It’s finally that time! The grind of the NBA season has come to a close; the Sixers, Knicks, and Lakers have gone home for the summer; and we get to watch great basketball almost every night for the next month and a half! Here is your guide to what is going on in the first-round matchups that started this past weekend.
Read moreScots Schedule: 4/17 - 4/18
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Read moreScots Spotlight: Nick Blauw
Name: Nick (“Mikey”) Blauw
Year: Senior
Hometown: Grand Rapids, MI
Sport: Golf
Major: Business w/ Accounting & Finance Concentration
Read moreTourney Time
This past Friday and Saturday were a crucial two days for the Covenant tennis teams. The Scots came through with a strong showing that allowed them to punch their tickets to the conference tournament. Both the men’s and women’s tennis teams wrapped up their regular season schedules this weekend on the road in Virginia.
Read moreFilling a Void
The Chattanooga basketball landscape is missing something. Unlike many other large metro areas, Chattanooga does not have any sort of showcase for high school basketball talent. High school basketball players have to travel to Atlanta or Birmingham in order to play in front of college coaches. However, Covenant College Senior Jake DeLaney plans to fill this missing gap through his Senior Integration Project.
Read moreScots Schedule: 4/10 - 4/11
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Read moreA Tradition Like No Other
Every year in the first full week of April, right around the time when winter begins to thaw out around the country, the sports world focuses on a small town in Georgia as it holds the greatest golf tournament in the world. Radiant azaleas bloom, the grass greens up, and the best golfers from around the world drive up Magnolia Lane at Augusta National to compete in the Masters Tournament. The grounds of the course are filled with the lucky few fans who won tickets through the age-old lottery, and with those willing to pay over $1000 dollars a day to see one of the most beautiful courses in the world.
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