Wiedmer: Could horse deaths at Santa Anita potentially kill thoroughbred racing?
What if they ran a horse race and nobody came?
Wiedmer: Kevin Durant should think of himself before he thinks of the Warriors
A question. Actually, by far the biggest question heading into Game 5 of the NBA Finals.
Wiedmer: Who besides the Big Three ever will rule men’s tennis?
All of us who are tennis fans need to enjoy this remarkable Big Three while they last.
Wiedmer: Hiring Lorenzo Ward signals that football Mocs are in it to win it
As University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football coach Rusty Wright was waiting to introduce Lorenzo Ward as the Mocs' new defensive coordinator Tuesday afternoon, someone asked him to recall something that stood out about Ward during his first coaching stint at UTC in the mid-1990s, when Wright was a player and then a graduate assistant.
Wiedmer: UTC’s Lamont Paris may have talked his way to a SoCon title
Rumor has it that back in the day, when Lamont Paris was still a grade-school baseball phenom in Findlay, Ohio, rather than the head basketball coach of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, he was a pretty fair pitcher.
Wiedmer: Haywood High School must deliver much stronger penalties in its TSSAA appeal
Haywood High School baseball coach Dusty Rhodes will be lucky if this event doesn't cost him his job.
Wiedmer: Pickel Power helps Tennessee Wesleyan secure NAIA World Series crown
The Bulldogs arrived home to a champion's welcome at 8:02 Saturday evening.
Wiedmer: Bill Buckner’s career never should have been defined by one bad moment
One warm summer's night in the 1990s, Anne Exum found herself in a darkened corridor of Historic Engel Stadium as she dressed up a hot dog during a Chattanooga Lookouts game.
Wiedmer: 90-year-old Lillian Atchley steals the show at 52nd Chattanooga Chase
By the time Lillian Atchley crossed the 52nd Chattanooga Chase's one-mile-run finish line Monday morning, everyone else in the field had long since finished.
Wiedmer: Golden State’s NBA title run should end against Toronto
It's not that the Golden State Warriors can't three-peat as champs. It's just that the semi-dynastic Dubs won't.
