Wiedmer: With no series win yet, can Braves repeat as World Series champs?
For a brief moment late Sunday afternoon, it seemed as if the Atlanta Braves were back in the playoffs, hunting for another red-letter October victory.
Wiedmer: Can UTC’s youth clinic reverse decline in football participation?
You couldn't have asked for a more perfect Saturday.
What to know about Chattanooga’s Lookout Mountain community
Here's what to know about the Lookout Mountain area.
Wiedmer: UT’s Harper and Heupel see good days ahead for Big Orange athletics
The first stop of the 2022 Big Orange Caravan was almost at its end Tuesday night when Bob Kesling, the Voice of the Tennessee Vols and the emcee for the event at Chattanooga Whiskey, threw it open for questions to Lady Vols basketball coach Kellie Jolly Harper and football coach Josh Heupel.
Wiedmer: As Big Orange Caravan arrives, AD Danny White has UT on a roll
Once was the time University of Tennessee athletics was synonymous with greatness on almost every front, nearly shaming the entire Southeastern Conference into caring about more than football.
Wiedmer: With no LeBron, will anyone remember who wins these NBA playoffs?
An NBA playoffs without LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers? Who would watch such a thing?
Wiedmer: Chattanooga’s Jay McFalls was the Greatest Generation at its best
Friday, April 8, did not begin as the most pleasant of days. Gray and damp, windy and unseasonably cool, the temperature no higher than 50 at high noon, it was the kind of raw weather that would make it easy to reconsider attending any outdoor funeral service.
Wiedmer: Do Hawks have what it takes to return to NBA conference finals?
Remember last year's lengthy NBA playoff run by the Atlanta Hawks under then interim coach Nate McMillan?
Wiedmer: Time to pay athletes for being good students instead of paying bad coaches not to coach
A quarter for every "A." Nothing for a "B." Fifty cents off for every "C."
Wiedmer: Bradley Central grad Rhyne Howard just might become the face of the WNBA
Rhyne Howard is expected to be selected early in Monday night's WNBA draft, perhaps No. 1. It would be just the latest honor for the former Bradley Central and Kentucky standout.
