Rob Jeter to Lead Western Illinois Leathernecks Men’s Basketball Program

Rob Jeter to Lead Western Illinois Leathernecks Men’s Basketball Program

Where Rob Jeter goes, success is sure to follow. That is the case Monday, as Jeter becomes the 21st head coach for the Western Illinois Leathernecks men’s basketball program. The news came via a release from athletic director Danielle Surprenant. Jeter brings 25 years of coaching experience and seven NCAA Tournament appearances to the Leathernecks […]

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NASCAR iRacing: Timmy Hill’s Late Effort Secures Win at Texas Motor Speedway

NASCAR iRacing: Timmy Hill’s Late Effort Secures Win at Texas Motor Speedway

Timmy Hill won the second event Sunday in the NASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series race at a virtual Texas Motor Speedway. Hill took advantage of a late bump-and-run with three laps remaining to take the lead from William Byron. He would hold off fellow NASCAR Cup Series drivers Ryan Preece and Garrett Smithley for the […]

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MacMurray College to Close After 174 Years

MacMurray College to Close After 174 Years

Amidst ongoing fiscal issues, a central Illinois collegiate institution is closing its doors. MacMurray College‘s board of directors announced Friday that the 174-year-old institution will be shutting down at the end of the 2019-20 academic year. Additionally, the news was delivered by board chairman and 1969 alum Charles O’Connell via the website and on YouTube. […]

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Drew Brees Donating  Million Dollars To Help Louisiana Fight The Coronavirus

Drew Brees Donating $5 Million Dollars To Help Louisiana Fight The Coronavirus

Beloved New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees and his wife, Brittany, have announced a $5 million donation to the state of Louisiana to help “our communities get this though time.” The New Orleans Saints quarterback said via Twitter last week that assessing the need in New Orleans is “a daunting task.” He explained that the coronavirus outbreak […]

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St. Louis Musician Brings Cardinals Spirit on MLB Opening Day, Despite No Games

St. Louis Musician Brings Cardinals Spirit on MLB Opening Day, Despite No Games

Are you having the blues because it’s Opening Day in MLB and there’s no Cardinals baseball action? You’re not the only one feeling the pain. Fox2Now and 590 The Fan KNFS sports broadcaster Charlie Marlow attempted to bring a little bit of the baseball spirit Thursday afternoon via Twitter. “We’re all missing Cardinals baseball on […]

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Jordan Ta’amu Signs Contract with Kansas City Chiefs

Jordan Ta’amu Signs Contract with Kansas City Chiefs

St. Louis BattleHawks quarterback Jordan Ta’amu isn’t going very far from the Gateway City to play football. It was reported Monday that Ta’amu agreed to a contract with the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs, according to CBS affiliate KMOV. He was third in XFL league passing for the BattleHawks (3-2) with 1,050 yards, 12 TDs, and […]

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Charles Barkley Tests Negative For COVID-19 Coronavirus

Charles Barkley Tests Negative For COVID-19 Coronavirus

Ten days ago, NBA legend Charles Barkley announced he was feeling ill. Some good news came Monday, test results reveal Barkley tested negative for the novel coronavirus, otherwise known as COVID-19. “I’ve received my COVID-19 test results this morning and they are negative,” Barkley said in a statement Monday. “I’d like to thank everyone for […]

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An Extensive Timeline of the XFL’s First Season

An Extensive Timeline of the XFL’s First Season

Updates to this timeline and article will be made as additional league events are available. Old Generation – XFL 1.0 The 2001 regular season 1999: A joint venture between NBC and World Wrestling Federation establishes XFL LLC. Eight teams will serve under a single entity instead of a franchise model. February 3, 2000: League commissioner […]

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