It is always fun to look back at the past year and remember
all of the great moments in sports. We
enjoyed seeing new champions, records being broken and amazing games and plays. Most of these moments are captured in
unforgettable pictures. These pictures
help us to immortalize certain athletes, teams and plays. In no particular order, I am going to show
you my top five favorite pictures from 2013.
Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
Full Court Press: The Best Moments in Sports in 2013
By:
Hayley Zedeck
The Year 2013 was one riddled with both ups and downs in the sports world. We saw 365 days of overcoming adversity, broken records, hard work, pride, drama, disappointments, victories, and defeats. The following pictures and videos depict 10 of the most influential and shocking moments in sports during the last year.
The Sports Complex: 2013 in Review
By:
Drexel SMTSU

2013 was an incredible year for both Drexel SMTSU and The Sports Complex. Below is a few statistics and notable accomplishments and moments for TSC during 2013.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
It's That Time of Season: 6 NFL Teams Fire Head Coaches
By:
Unknown
Just hours following the
conclusion of the 2013 NFL regular season, six teams have already fired their head
coaches due to their team’s under-performance. When a team wins it’s because of
the players, but unfortunately when a team loses, the head coach is to blame.
The Houston Texans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Minnesota
Vikings, and Washington Redskins have all fired their head coaches, after
entering the season with much promise to succeed with the talent available on
each team.
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
The Closer: London Style: Andy Murray: Wimbledon Champion, Sir?
By:
Kevin Murray
As you may have seen here, I am currently spending the summer in London studying abroad. Being that I have been here since the 20th of June, I have had the great pleasure of experiencing the Championships Wimbledon in person. Obviously with Andy Murray winning there has been a huge amount of media coverage of Murray and his family, but most of the attention has been put towards Murray's future. A lot of the media attention has been focused on the possibility that Murray may be on his way to knighthood at the age of 26.
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