Wiedmer: Braves know how to be the lords of the rings
Twenty years. That's how long Chattanooga native Michael Smith's shiny dome and easy smile have greeted fans, foes and media members at Atlanta Braves home games.
Wiedmer: Is greed about to end the college football traditions we’ve long known?
He may not admit it, but Pac-12 commissioner George Kliavkoff is a desperate man these days.
Wiedmer: UT’s Hendon Hooker a college athlete even a Southern Miss fan can cheer
For several years now, Red Bank Baptist Church has hosted one of the best Christian speaking events for young people anywhere.
Wiedmer: Younger may be better this time around for UTC football
Dr. Nate Barger knew the one-word answer before the question was asked.
Wiedmer: Bo Jackson knows we all need each other
Maybe the wrong 1980s Heisman Trophy-winning running back from the Southeastern Conference dressed in a No. 34 jersey is running for national office.
Wiedmer: UT’s Donde Plowman deserves her own statue at Neyland Stadium
If the NCAA Committee on Infractions' bite proves to be no harsher than its bark regarding its investigation into alleged University of Tennessee recruiting violations, the next bronze statue the school erects outside Neyland Stadium should be of UT chancellor Donde Plowman.
Wiedmer: Braves may not catch the Mets, but they can still repeat as world champs
Is it time to admit that the New York Mets just may be a better baseball team, at least at the MLB All-Star break, than the Atlanta Braves?
Wiedmer: Scenic City may never see another tennis player and person the equal of Wes Cash
They are coming from everywhere to see their dear friend Wesley Cash, the Chattanooga tennis great who's struggling mightily to overcome esophageal cancer.
Wiedmer: Tiger should focus on British Open instead of LIV
Over the course of a very distinguished professional golf career, Tiger Woods has won over $120 million in prize money, easily the top figure in career PGA Tour earnings.
Wiedmer: Can UT’s Rise Glorious mission statement succeed where Jerry Maguire’s failed?
Ever since the fictitious sports agent Jerry Maguire wrote his heart-felt, ill-fated "The Things We Think and Do Not Say" mission statement for the agency he worked for, the so-called mission statement - however lightly followed it may be - has become a must-have item for schools and businesses large and small.
