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Wednesday, June 18,2008
Sports

Sports | Kickin’ It Old School: Adult kickball leagues relive the days of recess'only with beer

By Geoff Griffin
The remarkable growth of the Utah Capital Division of the World Adult Kickball Association (WAKA) is pretty easy to explain according to league president Beau Brosius: “It’s like having recess and then having beers. That’s the whole...
Wednesday, May 21,2008
Sports

Sports Radio | Number Cruncher: David Locke brings a new statistical spin to sports-talk radio

By Geoff Griffin
David Locke is trying to bring some new thinking to an old genre—and it’s not an easy job. As a sports-talk radio host on Utah Jazz flagship station KFNZ 1320 AM, he’s trying to introduce Jazz fans to a whole different way of looking...
Wednesday, March 12,2008
Sports

Sports | March-ing Orders: You, too, can win your NCAA tournament pool'because nobody really knows anything

By Geoff Griffin
March Madness will be unleashed upon workplaces on Monday, March 17, as employees arrive to find a copy of the 65-team bracket for the men’s NCAA basketball tournament on their desks or in their mailboxes. Entering the NCAA office pool is one of...
Wednesday, February 20,2008
Sports

Sports | Hoop Visions: Two decades ago, President Gordon B. Hinckley saw the Jazz as a means to LDS mainstreaming

By Geoff Griffin
Amid all the recollections earlier this month during what came to be known in the local media as the “Passing of a Prophet”—as if he were some sort of kidney stone—one story of Gordon B. Hinckley stood out in terms of the impact...
Wednesday, January 23,2008
Sports

Sports | Title Nein: Do women spectators prefer female athletes who act like … well, girls?

By Geoff Griffin
The most popular athletes at the University of Utah during the winter aren’t the usual suspects: very large men who can move their implausibly large bodies impossibly fast while being televised. No, the competitors who draw the biggest crowds to...
 
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