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Subject: High School Football

  • ESPYs Offer Shout-Out to Denver Broncos Groundbreaker Marlin Briscoe

    July 21, 2008
  • Three Cheers for Cheerleaders!

    Flying high with the Eaglecrest cheerleaders and their competitive sport.

    December 21, 2000
  • Best Sports Bar for Food

    March 29, 2001
  • Best Pass Receiver -- Any Level

    March 24, 2005
  • Up in the Air

    Once the laughingstock of high school football, the Nederland Panthers have climbed the mountain. If only they could stay there.

    November 22, 2007
  • For Heaven's Sake!

    This was the year many Coloradans decided to play God -- and I'm not happy about it.

    December 30, 1999
  • Hell of a Catch

    Friday Night Lights goes deep -- a rare route for football movies.

    October 7, 2004
  • Tough Luck

    Why are lawmakers putting up a fight against the Toughman contests?

    February 26, 2004
  • Trading Places

    A high-profile ESPN reporter chucks it all to become a low-profile schoolteacher -- and he couldn't be happier.

    November 14, 2002
  • Faking the Grade

    A Denver high school teacher says her superiors need to brush up on their ABCs.

    February 1, 2001
  • He Always Plays His Bills

    For Senate Majority Leader Jeff Wells, the game's the thing.

    March 20, 1997
  • The Columbine effect: A horrific roster of school shootings since 1999

    The most resonant information that's come my way thus far today in relation to the anniversary of the April 20, 1999 shootings at Columbine High School was contained in an e-mail sent to Westword by Vicki Newell, a public-policy director with the Colorado PTA. It's a list of school shootings since 1999, as compiled by The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. The roster gathers 108 incidents since Columbine, synopsized with chilling banality. Many of them received relatively little publicity

    April 20, 2009
  • Today's featured events: High school footballers everywhere get a big pat on the butt from Tony Dungy

    ​Winning NFL coach Tony Dungy thinks the stars of tomorrow deserve to get off to a positive start, and that's why, for the first time ever, he's hosting Tony Dungy's RED ZONE '09, a special Fathom Events screening tonight at more than 450 theaters nationwide, including eleven here along the Front Range. And although the big-time coaching session is designed to kick off the high-school football season with a great big, collective pat on the butt for America's youthful footballers, it's cert

    August 25, 2009