Sports Columnists
The latest Sports Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including 5-at-10 and Hog-Wild.
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5-at-10: Friday mailbag with my DOGE checklist, “Fight Club” silence, Steph’s brilliance, Who’s No. 1
Loads to get to on this glorious Friday.

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5-at-10: Should QBs value wealth or winning, so long Gene Hackman, NFL rules changes
We have become accustomed to the phrase "hometown discount" in terms of free agents-to-be.

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Hargis: Legendary former Tyner coach Wayne Turner now facing his toughest foe
The gravelly voice on the other end of the phone was unmistakable.

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5-at-10: Which Way Wednesday goes from SEC hoops to court-storming to SEC combine calculations
So, a topsy-turvy Tuesday revealed some fundamental truths across the SEC.

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5-at-10: Luka gets a Dallas revenge shot, question about NBA’s best player, NFL adjustment and combine thoughts
And we're off.

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Young: Dale Murphy’s legacy goes well beyond baseball accomplishments
Dale Murphy's message to the attendees at Monday's Friends of Scouting Luncheon at the Chattanooga Convention Center was similar to the previous 20 featured speakers who have helped bring in donors for the Cherokee Area Council's biggest fundraiser of the year.

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5-at-10: Weekend winners (Johni Broome) and losers (NBA big people) and Combine storylines
Johni Broome. Man, that was a relatively quiet hammer-drop Saturday — and potentially a mic drop on PoY candidacy — as Broome led the top-ranked Tigers over Georgia.

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Case: You oughta know there’s more to the story about otters
It all happened very fast, and for a minute I couldn't figure out what kind of critter I was dealing with.

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5-at-10: Friday mailbag with great hockey entertainment, are Dodgers bad for baseball, no tequila celebration here
Let's handle our business.

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5-at-10: Monster hockey game, college football mess, shooting some hoops, Christian Laettner All-Stars
In a lot of ways, tonight's 4 Nations championship hockey game is bigger than the Stanley Cup.
