It’s a full day of basketball, and Pilots steal the show
Notes and observations from an almost full Friday of basketball at the Phil Knight college tournaments (sorry, missed Oregon’s near upset of No. 12-ranked Michigan State.
On Rutschman and Kwan, the Lillards, Cam Neely, Chris Miller and an injury list for college football
This, that and a little more about sporting subjects on my mind …
Seven years later, one great Beaver says goodbye
On Saturday, Jaydon Grant hopes to make his final appearance in an Oregon State uniform at Reser Stadium when the Beavers play host to Oregon in the 126th renewal of the Civil War.
Do we have the book for you …
The holidays are approaching, and it’s the season of giving.
A new book to add your your collection
I’m pleased to announce that my ninth book, “Wherever You May Be … Now: The Bill Schonely Story,” has gone to press.
Nice win for Beavers, but injuries a worry
CORVALLIS — There’s little doubt Oregon State’s defense is one of the best in the Pac-12 Conference.
Ex-Hawks Neiderreiter, Johansen, Glass and Bjorkstrand to strut their stuff in Seattle
Nino Neiderreiter, Ryan Johansen and Cody Glass will be inhabiting familiar territory when the Nashville Predators visit the Seattle Kraken Tuesday night at Climate Pledge Arena.
It ended all too soon for former Beaver pitching great Mike Stutes
Mike Stutes is pulling for the Philadelphia Phillies to beat the Houston Astros and win the World Series championship.
It’s Beaver fever at Jim Fisher Volvo, and everyone has a good time
NIL events are popping up throughout the country.
On the surging Blazers, Duck and Beaver football and ex-Winterhawks heading for Seattle
Items of interest swirling around the dusty brain of a sportswriter …
Have Sports Management Worldwide, will work in sports (in some capacity)
It was a dream. It was a gamble. But it was a plan that the splendidly alliterative Lashbrooks, Lynn and Liz, felt would become a business success story.
Observations on Beavers’ most complete game of season, sticking Wazzu up the kazoo
CORVALLIS — Saturday night proved fruitful for Oregon State, with a 24-10 victory over a recent nemesis and a step in the right direction in terms of bowl respectability.
The ABCs of NIL, and its effect on college sports today
College sports fans have heard it used in many conversations. But many of them wonder: What does NIL stand for?
On a visit to Alabama’s Bryant-Denny Stadium, sports media losses, OSAA officials shortage, Sanders, Adley Rutschman and Glickman
Notes with the fall sports season revving into full gear …
Scott Rueck on his 2022-23 Beavers: ‘We’ll have a chance to win every night’
The Oregon State women’s basketball team is in the midst a near complete makeover, with seven new players and only four returnees from the 2021-22 team that went 17-14 and lost to UCLA in the NIT quarterfinals.
With Spitz and the Spathas boys, a walk down memory lane
A rare occasion: All three Spathas boys are in legendary Claudia’s Tavern, Portland’s first sports bar.
On Andrea Lee’s run to victory, and the Portland Classic’s future
Andrea Lee started the year relegated to playing the Epson Tour — the LPGA’s junior circuit — and wasn’t sure what the future had in store.
Steve Brandon is gone: A small man in stature, but a giant in many ways
Go through life and, if you’re lucky, you make a lot of friends.
Boyd’s world is now centered in Seattle
SEATTLE — It’s real. But to Matt Boyd, it feel like a dream.
To get things started in ’22, Beavers buck Broncos
CORVALLIS — I liked the attitude of those in the Oregon State program after the Beavers’ season-opening 34-17 victory over Boise State Saturday night at Reser Stadium.