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Welcome to another pandemic version of the Sports Feever column. We are in the third week of sports being shut down because of the exotic markets in a country I can’t name without being called racist. The pandemic news that came out over the past week has COVID-19 peaking in Mid-May to June. If that […]
As I stated in an earlier Feever column, Leo Blavin will have his last day at KROX on Friday, March 27. There was a part of me that was hoping Governor Tim Walz would lock down the borders so Leo couldn’t leave, but it didn’t happen. I am excited for Leo as he is heading
I honestly have no idea how to start this week’s column. I thought a long time about what I was going to say and I have no words. Everybody’s life has been turned upside down. My wife (a hairdresser) can’t work until at least March 27. My kids won’t go to school until who knows
I don’t know what to tell you as I open this column. Here is what happened from Noon on Wednesday to 10:00 p.m. on Wednesday. 1. The NCAA has announced there will be no fans allowed to the biggest event in sports – March Madness! 2. The NBA suspended the season. 3. The Big 10,
Welcome to the Sports Feever column. It is officially March Madness and believe it or not, the first day of practice for several spring sports is Monday, March 9. The first day of practice for spring sports is listed below – March 9 – Softball, and Boys and Girls Track and Field. March 9 –
I made it!! I had to make a last-second change with UMC Women’s Basketball beating St. Cloud State and playing at Minnesota State Mankato instead. So I flew out of Minneapolis instead of Sioux Falls, which worked better. I canceled the Sioux Falls to Minneapolis portion and saved some money because of it so it
