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So why do people throw things at games and events? Two student sections were cleared at the Texas Tech-Iowa State game last week. The profanities were one thing, but the projectiles sealed their fate. Lubbock also used to have a giant problem of people throwing things at concerts...

Everyone could learn a lesson from the Longhorns about poise, class and behaving like winning isn't a big deal, it's the norm.

I'm still shaking my head over the destruction of the Lubbock Coliseum.

Did you know I was a skater boi?

We often make fun of the drivers here in Lubbock, but we have a statewide problem.

It's technically not illegal in Texas to have something hanging from your rearview mirror, but police can still stop you for it.

The loss of life in Texas is just sickening. More than 48,000 Texans have died of COVID-19 (as of noon on April 9th, 2021, it's 48,109). Do you think those numbers are inflated? Okay, what if it was half of that at 24,000? We have reached the point where almost everybody knows at least one person who died of the novel coronavirus...

The most goat-heavy area is the one in Texas that I like to call 'The Goat Belt of Texas.'

Simply put, Lubbock has no glamour. Most of us are fine with that, but we'll never attract and retain big talent until we give them a reason to stay here.

Why do we play the National Anthem before ball games? The real answer is, the National Anthem was added to ball games to add a dose of patriotism during World War I and especially World War II. Now let's get to the real why. Why have the National Anthem at ball games...