Wiedmer: Can softball Mocs continue their magic carpet ride against Alabama?
At 7:12 Sunday evening, a roar filled the jam-packed Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux on Broad Street that was so loud it traveled all the way to the nearby Tennessee Aquarium.
Wiedmer: Chattanooga’s Frank Lala a major leaguer in life, if not baseball
It's not as if Frank Lala's life hasn't had far more highs and lows over his 90 years.
Wiedmer: Taking series from Brewers shows Braves starting to have fun again
Not long after the Atlanta Braves split their four-game series with the National League East-leading New York Mets last week, Braves catcher Travis d'Arnaud told MLB.com: "Our team chemistry is really high and we're all having fun. Good things are happening on the baseball field and we're communicating well. So yeah, good things are coming."
Wiedmer: UTC volleyball’s Van Horns begin a lifetime of Mother’s Days
On one hand, the timing couldn't have been worse.
Wiedmer: Tennessee Titans’ Tannehill discussing ‘dark place’ may help others see the light
Ryan Tannehill's words regarding the Tennessee Titans' season-ending playoff loss to Cincinnati were something every serious sports fan can identify with.
Wiedmer: MIami’s Wong shows the selfish, ugly side of NIL
Reality bites.
Wiedmer: Nobody deserves to play in NFL more than Cole Strange
Can you tell us a fun fact about yourself?
Wiedmer: Return of Special Olympics to Chattanooga area is a wonderful sight
The morning sun beating down on a Lloyd Ray Smith Area 4 Special Olympics Games for the first time since 2019 on Saturday morning, director Judy Rogers scanned the Hixson High School football field filled with 102 Special Olympians, broke into a wide smile and said, "It's so wonderful to be together again."
Wiedmer: NCAA finally rids itself of its worst employee
It sounds almost too good to be true. NCAA President Mark Emmert is stepping down by June 30, 2023, at the very latest?
Wiedmer: McCallie baseball honors three of its coaching giants
Bill Eiselstein never meant to spend 45 years of his life at McCallie School, including 17 as the baseball coach who guided the Blue Tornado to the 1976 state championship.
