Sports
Sports
Kobe Bryant vs. His Mother
JT the Brick and Pauly Howard give their opinion on Bryant's feud, who will make it to the NBA finals and more.
May 9th, 2013
Is Kobe Bryant's mother allowed to sell his memorabilia? Who will make it to the NBA playoffs? Is boxer Floyd Mayweather a changed man? JT the Brick and Pauly Howard, the dynamic duo from Fox Sports Radio's Read more »
Sports
Boxing Still King of the Money Ring
May 1st, 2013
When undefeated WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. steps between the ropes on May 4 to take on challenger Robert Guerrero, it will be another in a long history of Las Vegas superfights. Just when boxing seems to be fading from the mainstream, it’s a reminder of its continuing importance here. Read more »
Kobe Bryant's Tweets: Fun or Distracting?
JT the Brick and Pauly give their take. Plus: Is this year's NFL Draft a dud?
April 25th, 2013
JT the Brick and Pauly give their take. Plus: Is this year's NFL Draft a dud? Read more »
Sports
How Will the Boston Marathon Bombings Affect Sporting Events?
JT the Brick and Pauly discuss the tragedy and more
April 18th, 2013
Tarkanian
An Oral History of Jerry Tarkanian at UNLV
April 3rd, 2013
Forty years ago, Jerry Tarkanian arrived in Las Vegas to become UNLV’s fifth head basketball coach. Over the next 19 years, he and his new city shared many characteristics: often misunderstood, regularly chastised, always willfully against-the-grain. Las Vegas loved the man known as “Tark the Shark,” and he loved it right back, bringing civic pride to a town primarily made up of transplants, delivering a winner to a city built on losers. Read more »
Feature
The Other Guys
Bryce Harper’s teammates on the 2010 CSN baseball squad knew that fame and fortune awaited him. But they had dreams, too ...
March 28th, 2013
As Trevor Kirk parked cars at the M Resort last summer and into the fall, he was surprised by how many visitors came from Washington, D.C. And it seemed like every one of them was a Washington Nationals fan. Read more »
March Madness
Dance Card is Full
The Rebels take on Cal looking for first NCAA win since 2008
March 21st, 2013
Character Study
Prodigal Daughter
January 31st, 2013
As UNLV basketball players high-five and joke with the ball boys and girls before a recent game at the Thomas & Mack Center, Kreigh Warkentien can’t help smiling. She spent a good part of her childhood out on that hardwood. Kreigh Warkentien, 25, is UNLV’s director of basketball operations—one of only three women to hold such a post in Division I men’s basketball. But she hardly feels a stranger on the Rebels’ bench. Read more »
Seven Questions
Seven Questions for Chris Ault
The former UNR football coach on Colin Kaepernick’s success, a possible move to the NFL and why he really doesn’t hate UNLV
January 31st, 2013
Chris Ault was already a College Football Hall of Famer when he returned to the sideline in 2004 for his third head-coaching stint at his alma mater, the University of Nevada, Reno. But his biggest contribution to the game was still ahead of him. Read more »
Profile
How a Vegas Kid Helped Bring the Frozen Tundra to Your PC
Craig McKeown and the art of NFL Films
January 31st, 2013
They were close friends at Walter Bracken Elementary School, a fat, dark-haired kid and a more angular redhead. Both skipped ahead to second grade, and their mothers were active together in the PTA. One boy wanted to be a sportscaster, the other an oceanographer. Craig McKeown, the redhead who liked the water, wound up with the career in sports. The dark-haired kid grew up to be me. Read more »
