Wiedmer: Tiger or no Tiger, Brooks Koepka may be golf’s next big thing
If you only watched Tiger Woods on Sunday, you missed a great show.
Wiedmer: Mary Tinkler was the backbone of the Mocs for 28 years
Mary Tinkler's influence was strong and wide.
Wiedmer: Baylor’s Brendon Harris part of Vanderbilt’s bright football future
Like most coaches of major college football programs, especially those in the Southeastern Conference, Vanderbilt's Derek Mason prefers his true freshmen be seen rather than heard this time of year.
Wiedmer: When a hug is more than a hug
First-year Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel easily could have been forgiven if he had bypassed fans and media alike on his way to the team's air-conditioned locker room following Tuesday morning's practice. By workout's end the temperature was approaching 95 and the humidity felt almost as suffocating. A pizza oven might have been more comfortable.
Wiedmer: ‘Too Tall Small’ could throw UTC basketball foes a curve or two
For most major college basketball players, being asked to throw out the first pitch at a minor league baseball game wouldn't require a lot of instruction.
Wiedmer: Jerry Kramer had more right to be mad at the Hall of Fame than T.O.
The 2018 Hall of Fame class's longest and greatest injustice wasn't Terrell Owens waiting three years for induction.
Wiedmer: Terrell Owens goes into Pro Football Hall of Fame his way
When he was finally selected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame on his third try, Terrell Owens had other ideas when it came to induction.
Wiedmer: Vols assistant Chris Rumph has priorities in order
Rarely has any coach at any level better said what Chris Rumph did concerning every coach's responsibility to the young men he teaches.
Wiedmer: ‘Mr. Billy’ was godfather of Chattanooga swimming and much, much more
His health beginning to fail over the past year or so, Bill Caulkins occasionally would lose his balance and tumble to the floor.
Wiedmer: Channel 3’s Paul Shahen ready to share stories on radio too long to tell on TV
You'd think WRCB television sports anchor Paul Shahen would have enough on his plate these days without adding to his work load.