Gobbler Awards

The gathering of family and friends for a feast that will allow for enough calorie consumption to give Jared from Subway a heart attack is the perfect time of the year to unveil the Gobbler Awards. This is a rare distinction given out by HomeTeam Sports to those special individuals that escape normal words.

It’s Snow Big Deal

So what if the white stuff is coming? Spokane offers a wide variety of winter sports for us to enjoy. From skiing to snowmobiling, the Lilac City and surrounding areas has it all. Get your snowjacket and gloves ready because HomeTeam Sports is diving head first into a snow bank.

The poor Washington football fan’s guide to college football

Since we’ve been so busy watching our teams lose by fifty to sixty points every contest, it’s hard to follow what is going on in the rest of the land. Since he won’t have to analyze the possible bowl games that the Cougars and Huskies would make, Editor-in-Chief Brandon Hansen gives you the rundown on [...]

One Simple Request: Outdated bumper stickers must go!

As the first snowflake of the season drizzled down onto my windshield, I noticed an alarming trend among the cars of the Spokane area: they still have their political bumper stickers on their car.

McCain-Palin and Obama-Biden paraphernalia were everywhere. I am all about national pride and democracy, proclaiming your allegiance, encouraging others to follow your path.

But the election was Tuesday, and I could put a Coke Zero on half of these folks leaving those on until at least the new year.

Final GSL Football Power Rankings

With the regular season wrapped up and five GSL teams headed to the postseason, it’s time to wrap up the Power Rankings. CV and Ferris remain on top while some other teams make quite a jump after the final week of action. See how your favorite team did and how this season will be remembered.
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Game Blog: Sac State 15, EWU 13 FINAL

Sacramento State took a knee to hold onto at 15-13 road victory and spoil Homecoming on Saturday (Nov. 1) for Eastern Washington University. Eagles’ quarterback Matt Nichols was picked off twice and fumbled once as EWU fell to a 3-5 record overall and a 2-3 mark in the Big Sky Conference.
FINAL — SAC STATE 15, [...]

Oden, oh no

As a lifelong Blazer fan, anticipation was at an all-century high with Tuesday’s season-opening matchup with the perennially-hated Los Angeles Lakers.

This was to be the coming out party for Greg Oden, who was drafted to be the centerpiece of a dynasty over 16 months ago, and had yet to step on the floor in a regular season game.

Scariest Athletes in the Inland Northwest

With Halloween coming up, we decided to go on a quest to find the scariest athletes in the area, regardless of sport so that our readers could be thrilled before heading out for trick-or-treating. Please keep in mind that while the athletes themselves might be spooky, your web-browser should remain unaffected.
Here is a list of [...]

Week Eight Power Rankings

Everything in the GSL is all shook up after an interesting week that saw Ferris lose its first game of the year (to LC, of course) and CV won a thriller against Gonzaga Prep. The playoff scenarios are still up in air and everything will come down to the final week of the season. Really, [...]

The Swede Report: Morning Coffee

Here’s the weird thing about college football, they say that a playoff system wouldn’t work because the extra games would be too much stress on the student athletes and that it would take away importance from the regular season.
If that’s true, why the heck do they do playoffs in high school?
Seems to work perfectly as [...]

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