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Monday, May 11, 2026

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Rowdies still confident in Fontein

Entering last Saturday’s match with the Atlanta Silverbacks, Tampa Bay Rowdies goalkeeper Andrew Fontein had not allowed a goal this season. Not a bad start, considering the first two games of the spring season were also the first of his career. Fontein’s shutout streak lasted for 202 minutes before Atlanta’s Rubén Luna tied Saturday’s match

Briefs

The University of South Florida has added home-and-home football series against Wisconsin and Maryland for upcoming seasons, Director of Athletics Doug Woolard announced on Friday. USF will visit Wisconsin on Sept. 27, 2014 with the Badgers coming to Tampa on Sept. 16, 2017. The Bulls will also host Maryland on Sept. 6, 2014 and travel

A tradition unlike any other

As far as we know, 2013 Masters winner Jason Day is not a racist. Neither is Jim Nantz, the broadcaster whose voice is synonymous with the poetic intros to the tournament’s television coverage. The approximately 35,000 fans who attend are, for the most part, probably also not racists. “What no CBS commentator has ever alluded

Briefs

“I just felt like this was the best opportunity for me. It’s an opportunity that I’ve always wanted.” Michigan guard Trey Burke on leaving the Wolverines to enter the NBA draft. The decision comes after Burke was voted The Associated Press national player of the year and lead his Michigan team to an NCAA title

Meet the new AAC

For months following the announcement that the current Big East would split, with the football playing members being left to pick up the pieces of the broken conference, fans haven’t known what to call the entity. During that time, new schools have signed up to join the nameless conference, while expected members like Boise State

Despite tie, Rowdies eye future

The banner was raised. The trophy was presented. Ralph’s Mob was chanting. The 2012 NASL Champions once again celebrated their title on Saturday night before beginning the quest for back-to-back championships. Though the Rowdies’ first match with the Carolina RailHawks would end in a 0-0 draw, it provided a solid foundation for the team to

Stretching the dollar: the Rays do it best

The Tampa Bay Rays have had a history of spending economically and efficiently on players who can contribute in the present. While not having the privilege of offering long term contracts, the Rays have had to run a system based on maximizing the contributions of low-cost, part-time players. The organization has looked for platoon-type players

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