June 4, 2012 - 10:00am
Earl Heyman is currently a standout boxer from the Derby City that's not where he got his start ironically enough though.
In 2010 Louisville native, Earl Heyman won a super bowl ring with the New Orleans Saints. The defensive lineman got his start right at his hometown school though at the University of Louisville.A standout with the Cards, Heyman eventually was signed as a free agent with the Saints who placed...
May 29, 2012 - 10:00am
In a lot of ways sports science in the area goes back to one man; that man's story is today's sports legends of the ville segment.
The Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame typically doesn’t induct sports trainers and similar professionals, however in the case of Louisville native Jerry May it was no question that his impact to the local sports community needed to be honored.
July 29, 2012 - 8:06pm
This year's Oscar winner for Best Documentary tells the story of a struggling small-town high school football team and the coach who turned it all around.
I love films of all genres. I can generally find several really great titles in any category – except for one: sports movies. It is my least favorite genre. Sports movies are incredibly formulaic and generally uninspired. There is never any tension over whether or not the team around which...
April 24, 2012 - 10:00am
Concluding my look at some of the local pioneers of football I take a closer look at the roster of the former NFL team, the Louisville Brecks
I now continue my look at some of the historical athletes to play in a very young National Football League from the city of Louisville.
April 23, 2012 - 10:00am
Today I continue my look at those early Louisville pioneers of football in this multi-parter (I'm pretty sure that's a word) sports legend of the ville segment
In a previous article I took a look at some of the historical football players that came out of the Derby City including Abraham “Honest Abe” Addams and Chase Boldt. Today, I continue that look, dusting off the local sports history books.
