Roughnecks hold off St. Louis Battlehawks to remain undefeated
Mario Castaneda, staff writer
February 25, 2020
The XFL has started off quite interesting and intriguing for Houston with the Roughnecks leading the way with the win Saturday leaving them With the D.C. defenders as the only Undefeated teams thus far (2-0). The Roughnecks defeated the St. Louis BattleHawks at home with a final score of 28-24. Sergio ...
NFL PR Machine Blowing More Smoke
Tori Hendricks, Contributor
March 1, 2016
The National Football League banned any draft prospect convicted of domestic violence, sexual assault, or weapons charges from participating in the scouting combine, according to Troy Vincent, executive vice president of football operations. Vincent sent a memo in late January to all NFL teams stating, â€...
Slideshow: UCA vs HBU
Gilbert Bernal, Photo Editor
October 11, 2015
The University of Central Arkansas Bears beat the Houston Baptist Huskies in a match up on Saturday at HBU. The final on final score was HBU 7 - UCA 43.
Power beats Outlaws in Women’s Football
Alice Mellado, Staff Writer
April 17, 2015
NFL football season begins shortly, but Houston also has a professional women’s team to cheer on. Though somewhat under the radar and long over due, the Women’s Football Alliance consists of women who all share their love for the game. On Saturday April 11, two of Texas’ own teams — Houston...
NFL arrest season starts fast
John Cañamar, Sports Editor
February 12, 2015
Joseph Randle was arrested for the second time in less than four months. The mother of his child called 911 and stated that Randle was fighting with her. When police arrived at the hotel in Wichita, Kansas Randle was arrested, but not taken to jail on possession of marijuana. Randle was ordered to appear in court in three weeks for the possession of marijuana. On Friday charges for marijuana against Randle were dropped. There is still an ongoing investigation on the alleged act of Randle pulling a gun out and aiming it at a car in which his son was in.
‘Tis the Season for Football
John Cañamar
October 29, 2014
With the calendar turning to November, it means a couple of things to people in Texas. First, the holidays are fast approaching. Second, and more important to Texans, is it is high school football playoff time.