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If you went to the doctor and they diagnosed you with fang finger fever these would be your symptoms. 1. You don't remember the original chorus to "I like it, I love it". When you hear "I like it, I love it" come on the radio you automatically sing the goal song.
During the first week of college football, TTU's own Brock McCoin ranked first in the nation for his 264 receiving yards against the University of Houston. With TTU losing 52-24, it's hard to imagine anything positive came from their road trip.
The 2015-2016 Golden Eagles men and women's basketball schedules have been released, and fans will have the chance to catch both squads in action during eight double-headers throughout the upcoming season. A renovated Hooper Eblen Center also awaits Tennessee Tech fans. The men kick off their season Nov.
Tra'Darius Goff and Maleek Hall received Ohio Valley Conference honors for their exceptional play in Tennessee Tech's 31-29 victory over Murray State Sept. 26. Goff was awarded OVC Defensive Player of the Week, while Hall was awarded OVC Special Teams Player of the Week and Defensive Player of the Week by the College Sports Madness website.
The Tennessee Tech women's golf team placed third at the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate over fall break. Hollee Sadler earned her first all-tournament honors, and the team had three top 10 individual finishes. Coming off a record-breaking performance at the Fall Invitational a week prior, the team hoped to keep the momentum going.
There are so many times that I see adults talking to their parents like they are a nuisance or a grandchild talking to their grandmother like they are dumb. Your elders are not nuisances and they are definitely not dumb. They have more experiences than you can even imagine.
Some stereotypes come and go but one that has stuck is the "crazy aunt". We've all heard the stories. She brings Jell-O salad to Christmas with mystery ingredients floating around. She has a million cats and her house smells like mothballs. I don't have a crazy aunt, but it's a miracle.
The Tennessee Tech women's golf team finished fourth in the Blue Raider Invitational Oct. 19 and 20. They were led by the play of Whitney Robertson who tied for 14th overall. Robertson, Maddi Everts, Allyson Dunn, Megan Williamson and Hollee Sadler all represented Tech in the 36-hole event.
The Nashville Predators are holding its seventh annual Breaking Into Sports Workshop Nov. 7 at Bridgestone Arena. The workshop is $89 and includes a free all-you-can-eat ticket to that night's game against the St. Louis Blues. Tennessee Tech professor Lanise Rosemond was asked to be on the panel of guest speakers at the event.
Almost all of my favorite memories from middle school and high school revolve around volleyball. This sport taught me so much about life and introduced me to people I'll cherish forever. You can't win without your teammates. You have to trust each other, depend on each other and lean on each other.
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Eagle Eye Magazine - The SCJ and SEJC award-winning student made magazine of Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville, TN. | Issuu is a digital publishing platform that makes it simple to publish magazines, catalogs, newspapers, books, and more online. Easily share your publications and get them in front of Issuu's millions of monthly readers.