Ross Barker
The Impact of the 2021 Spring Football Season
Ross Barker
Is Mother Nature the Toughest Opponent in Weeks 1-4 in Fall Sports?
By: Jonathan “Walker” Speer
Should NFL Players Be Guaranteed More Money?
By Sebastian Lewis and Ty Derrington Two SU students weigh in with their thoughts on whether or not NFL players should be guaranteed more money.
The Hornets “Tackle” Football
By Mariah Graves Shenandoah’s football team’s record as of now is 2-1. They are averaging 51.7 points per game. One star player is Daquan Pridget, a Sophomore, Defensive Back (DB) who received […]
Get to Know Kalvin Oliver: SU’s Longest Tenured Football Coach
BY: Noah Stitt and Joseph Achour Being a coach is more than just blowing a whistle. Coaching is about developing relationships with your players and helping them as they prepare for their […]
Football players react to Kaepernick controversy
Shenandoah University football players have differing views on whether athletes should kneel during the National Anthem to protest what they view as injustices in the U.S.
Video: Football Home Opener Post-Game Reactions
Reporter Rachel Levy interviews Coach Yoder and his players after a home loss against N.C. Wesleyan.
Highlights of the 2016 Superbowl
Tessa Climer, Staff Writer
The 50th Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 8, had the second highest rating in Super Bowl history, but it was a little less than an exciting game. For many fans, this game was a chance for Peyton Manning, quarterback of the Denver Broncos to retire from the NFL on a good note. On the other hand, Cam Newton, a young rising quarterback star lead his Panthers to the Super Bowl and had a large fan base coming with him.
Football looks to continue momentum
Allen Bridge, ‘Doah Staff Writer October 22, 2014 The football team will be looking to carry momentum for the rest of the season after their big win over undefeated Guilford College by […]
NFL divisionals set up conference championships
Allen Bridge, ‘Doah Staff Writer January 15, 2014 Then there were four. The Denver Broncos and New England Patriots both won their games at home to set up the AFC Championship while […]
Thanksgiving Day football brings families together
Joe Bittner, ‘Doah Staff Writer December 4, 2013 The NFL is almost as much of a Thanksgiving staple as turkey. With this in mind, let’s take a look at the games that […]
Systemic changes led to improved season
Nolan Potts, ‘Doah Staff Writer November 20, 2013 Culture is defined as, “the set of shared attitudes, values, goals and practices that characterizes an institution or organization.” When a coaching change takes […]
Bullying scandal hits NFL
Joe Bittner, ‘Doah Staff Writer November 20, 2013 November is Anti-Bullying Month here at Shenandoah University, sponsored by the Psychology department. In this month, we reflect on the effects bullying has on […]
NFC South teams underperform this season
Allen Bridge, ‘Doah Staff Writer November 6, 2013 What was once considered to be a perennial powerhouse in the NFL, the NFC South has let fans down so far this season. With […]
AFC West teams doing well in first half of season
Allen Bridge, ‘Doah Contributing Writer October 23, 2013 The AFC West is one of the most competitive divisions in football this year. As it stands, the remaining two teams in the league […]
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