Tuesday’s Television • Soccer: EPL: Tottenham Hotspur at Southampton, 8:55 a.m., NBCSN (46) • College football: Birmingham Bowl: Auburn vs. Houston, 11 a.m., ESPN (13) • Soccer: EPL: Liverpool at Leicester City, 1:55 p.m., NBCSN (46) • College football: First Responder Bowl: Air Force vs.
(Schedules subject to change) TUESDAY, DEC. 28 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL William Jewell Holiday Classic At Mabee Center, Liberty Holley Division 4:30 p.m.
BLUE SPRINGS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION YOUTH BASKETBALL SCORES Dec. 18 scores (unless otherwise noted) SECOND GRADE BOYS Jaguars 10, Lakers 4 — Jaguars: Drayton Geiger 2, Corbin Spartz 2, William Barbosa 2, Easton Blaine 4; Lakers: Kruz Alison 4.
This year saw an attempt to get back to normalcy in sports as fans returned to arenas after seeing the coronavirus pandemic shutter sports altogether. It also made teams and leagues think differently about the way they operated.
Josh Johnson joined the Ravens 10 days ago, and the well-traveled quarterback started his first game in 1,092 days with first place in the AFC North on the line Sunday at Cincinnati. The Chargers didn’t have outside linebacker Joey Bosa, running back Austin Ekeler, receiver Mike Williams and center Corey Linsley when they faced the Texans.
College basketball is returning from the Christmas break with a notably lighter schedule after the pandemic caused several games to get canceled or postponed. The Atlantic Coast Conference and Big East each announced Monday they were scrapping three games scheduled to take place over the next several days.
Dear Abby: I am married to a wonderful man who has a teenage son, “Teddy,” from a previous relationship. I have no children of my own. I love them both and have no resentments about or issues with having stepped into the role of stepparent.
Dear Doctors: My husband and I are hosting a family party this year. It will include one set of grandparents, our three adult children and the grandchildren. Everyone except the youngest is vaccinated. What can we do to make sure everyone stays safe?
Dear Abby: My 52-year-old twin brother – whom I’m close to – is getting married soon for the first time. His fiancee, who divorced after 18 years of marriage, is doing all the planning. She has not included me or my kids (my brother’s only niece and nephew) so far, nor are we included on the wedding day except as guests at the ceremony and reception.
Every year when the fourth quarter begins, we are bombard with surveys from coaches, training teams and other fitness leaders and professionals with loads of industry-related questions to see what the coming year will bring for the wonderful world of health and fitness.