Opinion: Should Tua Tagovailoa Retire?
Miami Dolphins Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has returned from yet another brutal concussion, leaving fans to wonder if it's safe for him to continue in the NFL.
New Faces, New Schemes, Same Results?
Florida Southern Men’s Basketball, like most of the NCAA, has shifted its approach to recruiting, roster construction and overall play. In the 11th season...
New class inducted to Small College Basketball Hall of Fame
On Friday, Nov. 4, the Polk Theater came to life as the newest class of members in the Small College Basketball Hall of Fame were honored.
Men’s hockey senior night ends in thrilling tie against UCF
Florida Southern hockey senior night took place on Jan. 16, with pre-game celebration and brawls on the menu for the night.
Rewriting records and exceeding high expectations
Good things come in three’s and women’s basketball is tripling down on their identity of tough, quick and team-oriented basketball.
New coach ushers in a winning tradition and blue collar mentality to the Mocs...
This summer, the Mocs baseball team introduced new Head Coach Rick O’Dette.
Men’s basketball’s historic season ends with playoff loss
The No. 18 men’s basketball team’s season came to a close in the South Regional Semifinal against No. 3 University of Alabama Huntsville in a 97-86 loss.
Dodgers defeat Yankees for their 8th World Series title
In what was a dream scenario and matchup for Commissioner Rob Manfred, the Dodgers took down the New York Yankees in five games, a gentleman's sweep.
New head coach, same high expectations for swim
FSC men’s and women’s swim teams are under new leadership for the first time in over seven years. Head coach Steven Bostick became the sixth head coach of both teams in program history this June, filling the role Andy Robbins left in the wake of his retirement.
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He nearly died... twice. Lost the sport he built his identity around. Then found himself staring down a bull for the first time. From Brazil to Florida, one freshman’s journey into one of the world’s most dangerous sports is fueled by faith, failure and an addiction to eight seconds that changed everything.
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