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NAVARRE BEACH, Fla. -- The 5-at-10 has taken the show on the road.

By all accounts, Jay Wade was a nearly perfect child. Great student. Determined athlete. Impeccable manners and behavior.

NAVARRE BEACH, Fla. -- The 5-at-10 has taken the show on the road.

Every Dec. 24, the Wade family gathers for Christmas Eve services at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Nashville.

NAVARRE BEACH, Fla. -- The 5-at-10 has taken the show on the road.

I have a dream. I have the Memphis Grizzlies reaching the NBA Finals against the Miami Heat. I even have the Griz possibly winning a game or two against the Heatles should they get that far, though I'll admit I haven't yet figured out how a feat such as that might be accomplished against King James and Co.

Eight years, four months and 14 days after she lost her beloved husband Reggie, Sara White calmly discussed the passage of time Friday afternoon.

A couple of hours before he was introduced as the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's new women's basketball coach Friday afternoon, Jim Foster and his wife Donna were driving around the Bluff View Art District when they spotted a large metal sculpture that looked somewhat familiar.

Gang, another stellar week. We're moving quickly this morning because the 5-at-10 clan is heading South for a week. So, next week will be an abbreviated 5-at-10 with top-5 lists and such. If you have a specific top-5 list you'd like to see, send it along.

STEVENSON, Ala. — The sounds rising from the manicured practice field were similar to those throughout the Chattanooga area.

Gang, remember the Friday mailbag and post any questions in the comments, email the sports editor at jgreeson@timesfreepress.com or send them along the Twitter (@jgreesontfp) if you're so inclined.

It's been nearly six weeks since Louisville reserve guard Kevin Ware fell to the basketball court in total agony on Easter afternoon, his right tibia snapped in two and sticking through his skin during a Midwest Regional final win over Duke.

From the "Talks too much" studios, we believe that children are the future, teach them well and let them lead the way.

William Jerry Payne handed his pale orange Tennessee ballcap to new UT football coach Butch Jones with a simple request: "Could you sign this, Coach?"

From the "Talks too much" studios, if you bring the pain, we'll bring the pain reliever.

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