I went through those tutorials from the Old Dominion University ePortfolio office on YouTube. They talked a lot about layout and how to make things look more put together. It got me thinking about my own page. For my Sport… Continue Reading →

The Las Vegas Aces started off their preseason strong, beating the Phoenix Mercury 89 to 76 on March 5. It was at the Michelob ULTRA Arena with a pretty excited crowd there. I think what stood out was how the… Continue Reading →

Muhammad Ali stands out as this huge example of an athlete taking a stand back in sports history. In 1967 he just refused to go fight in the Vietnam War. He was already the heavyweight boxing champ and super famous… Continue Reading →

College football games on Friday nights pack the stadiums with fans all decked out in team colors, yelling and cheering like crazy. The marching bands are blasting music everywhere, and TV cameras are zooming in on every single play for… Continue Reading →

In this sports communication class over the few months, I’ve come to see how big a deal communication really is in the whole sports world. I used to just picture it as stuff like reporting game scores or chatting with… Continue Reading →

” Next Level Hoop Camp” Despite being a global, multibillion industry, the world of sports is built on relationships and shared knowledge. Throughout this semester, I’ve had the opportunity to connect with professional basketball player Myron Allen. Through our conversations,… Continue Reading →

I made sure to maintain a strong and assertive tone. Confidence is crucial in women’s basketball, particularly in a sports environment where female players tend to be underappreciated. Through the use of captions that highlight strength, hard work, and resilience,… Continue Reading →

For my Sport Professional Penpal project, I chose to work with Myron Allen, a professional basketball player who plays overseas. Myron has had a very successful career playing overseas, and what impresses me most about his story is that he… Continue Reading →

Over the past ten years, my sports media “diet” has shifted from a traditional, scheduled viewing pattern to a constant, personalized stream of information. Five years ago, my main sources of sports media were live coverage and highlight programs on… Continue Reading →