Coach Andy Mac

DALLAS, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Dallas' complicated racial history, another venue change for the PGA Tour's AT&T Byron Nelson and reflections from outgoing Dallas City Councilwoman Jennifer Staubach Gates, daughter of the legendary Dallas Cowboys quarterback, are just some of the candid conversations you'll hear on The Deep Side of Dallas, a locally focused podcast created by the University of North Texas System and The Dallas Morning News. The podcast – hosted by UNT System Chief Communications Officer Paul Corliss and DMN Deputy Editorial Page Editor Rudy Bush – dives into local news and issues through wide-ranging discussion with the people making an impact in Dallas and throughout North Texas. Corliss and Bush will guide audio explorations into the past, present and future of Dallas, from its evolving culture to changing politics, its rich history to its current unrelenting economic development. The Deep Side of Dallas is produced by the UNT System and distributed by the DMN to favorite podcast platforms such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or on smart speakers such as Amazon Echo or Google Home. read more: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/university-of-north-texas-system-partners-with-the-dallas-morning-news-to-launch-new-podcast-301289046.html

The all-in-one package Steve Austin wears the crown of best WrestleMania entrance. The Stone Cold Steve Austin has many personalities, one as a footballer, one as an actor, one as a wrestler. And he has proven his potential in each and every role he has taken up in his entire career. Steve Austin is widely considered as one of the largest and most influential professional wrestlers of all time. Austin was one of the reasons for the Attitude Era’s progress in the WWF and industry growth years in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Austin started his professional wrestling profession after playing university football at the University of North Texas. After that, from 1991 to 1995, the young footballer became the Stunning Steve Austin became in World Championship Wrestling. Using the appearance of a handsome man who relied on his immeasurable looks and flowing blonde hair. read more: https://otakukart.com/steve-austins-net-worth/

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Three Charleston Southern football players were named first-team All-Big South for their performances in the spring season. Offensive lineman Daviyon McDaniel, defensive lineman Shaundre Mims and defensive back Cody Cline were recognized by the conference office on April 20. McDaniel, a redshirt junior, started all four games at left guard for the Bucs and helped pave the way for the offense to average 347.5 yards per game. Link: https://www.postandcourier.com/berkeley-independent/sports/bucs-will-go-to-florida-state-in-2024/article_47de9624-a203-11eb-868e-e37bb19a21f5.html

Good write up. Gives us hope.

Big loss. Need to shake this one off.

Same

Those are very nice parking spaces. Congrats.

This one hurts.

Looks like he is contributing at Odessa College: https://www.wranglersports.com/sports/mbkb/2020-21/bios/alcindor_shakeem_7c30

Drake men's basketball has added the veteran point guard it was looking for. Ayo Akinwole, a University of Nebraska-Omaha graduate transfer, announced his commitment to the Bulldogs via Twitter on Thursday. The 6-foot point guard started 52 of 120 games played over four years at Omaha, and he started all 25 last year, averaging 13 points, 3.6 points and 2.9 assists per game while shooting 45.6% from long range. One of the better shooters in the transfer portal, Akinwole, who shot 41.6% on 3s during his four years at Omaha, also fielded interest from Bradley, Southern Illinois, UAB, Utah Valley, Fort Wayne, Wyoming, Sam Houston State and North Texas. read more: https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/sports/college/drake/drake-bulldogs/2021/04/22/omaha-basketball-transfer-ayo-akinwole-commits-drake-darian-devries/7335938002/

Braden Smith offered by Purdue The recruitment of Westfield guard Braden Smith shifted significantly Monday evening when Purdue offered a scholarship during a Zoom call. Smith, a 6-foot guard who averaged 22.0 points and 6.2 assists as a junior while shooting 45.1% from the 3-point line, had previous offers from IUPUI, Appalachian State, Belmont, Montana, North Texas and Toledo. Purdue is the first high-major offer for Smith but certainly not the last. The Boilermakers, who have IndyStar Mr. Basketball Caleb Furst and runner-up Trey Kaufman-Renn signed in the 2021 class, along with Indiana All-Star Brian Waddell, already have a commitment from Homestead’s Fletcher Loyer in the 2022 class. Purdue also has an offer out to 6-10 Jalen Washington of Gary West Side, a top-25 national prospect in the 2022 class. Purdue coach Matt Painter has been successful identifying, recruiting and retaining in-state players in recent seasons. Whether that means anything in Smith’s recruitment is still to be seen, but it does seem significant that Purdue is his first high-major offer. LINK: https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/high-school/2021/04/27/indiana-basketball-recruits-lincoln-hale-smith-purdue-scholarship-offer/7382643002/