By: Cody Drolet Sports Writer Tarleton State University recently announced that Wisdom Gym’s annual Midnight Madness will take place Oct. 28, thus kicking off the basketball season. This event will include a live D.J,...
By: Cody Drolet Sports Writer Despite being in the middle of a pandemic, the National Football League (NFL), Major League Baseball (MLB), National Basketball Association (NBA), National Hockey League (NHL), and some college football...
By: Kaley Dowell Executive Producer Due to the coronavirus Tarleton State University has officially made the decision to postpone the football season until the spring of 2021. “The health and well-being of our student-athletes,...
By: Kaley Dowell Executive Producer At the end of the fall 2019 football season, Tarleton State University students and fans watched over 20 seniors walk the field to be recognized. Many worried that, with...
Deandre Hogg Sports Editor March 16 was supposed to be the starting date of the NCAA March Madness tournament as well as the last leg of the NBA regular season which was supposed to...
Cody Drolet Sportswriter On Feb. 11 a committee of independent judges picked 16 students who are set to graduate with good academic standing to compete in the 2020 State Farm Dark Horse Dunker Competition....
Daniel McCants, a senior running back from Killeen, Texas, has been the Texans’ most explosive runner in recent memory. McCants has over 1,000 yards this season in only eight games. He is already on pace to break his season rushing numbers from last season and has seen several improvements from last year.
Dawes opened SPO in 2007 because he felt that it was what God was calling him to do. He believes that SPO is God’s business, not his own.
“God told us to open a shop in Stephenville. We believe it was definitely God because we didn’t want to stay in Stephenville,” Dawes said.
Tarleton officially signed with the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) today, finalizing the move to Division I. Texan A&M Chancellor John Sharp, as well as several U.S. Representatives, joined Tarleton President James Hurley to accept the invitation from WAC Commissioner Jeff Hurd.
James Dearth came to Tarleton in 1996 after leaving the University of Tulsa to marry his wife. In his time as a Texan he was able to snag 77 receptions for 992 yards and nine touchdowns, according to Tarleton Sports. Tarleton left the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) in 1994 to join the Lonestar Conference (LSC) in Division II of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA). Until Dearth, Tarleton had yet to produce an NCAA All-American. Dearth was named to the NCAA Division II All-American team and received first team All-LSC South Division honors in both 1997 and 1998. In 1998, Dearth received the LSC Offensive Lineman of the Year award.
