MLS uprising

How soccer is becoming America’s biggest athletic event This year has been a rough one for professional sports in America. With lockouts tripping up the NFL and NBA, and performance-enhancing drugs plaguing MLB, it’s no surprise that feelings have begun to sour toward these sports. But they face a greater threat than unhappy player unions and unappealing characters. The biggest […]

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Amoo and company ready for launch

Although the Liberty men’s soccer team ended their season early with a loss in the first stages of the Big South tournament, they have much to look forward to this season and have told the Liberty Champion that they are hungry for success. With a talent of eight seniors, Liberty men’s soccer will field an experienced and more seasoned squad, […]

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New year, new team

As students return to campus, attend their first classes and hit the books, the Lady Flames soccer team has been hard at work training for their upcoming season. After a disappointing end to their 2010 season with a penalty kick loss to Gardner […]

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Intramurals kick off

Here’s a trivia question for students in light of returning to school. What offers a great opportunity to interact with friends, make new ones, stay in shape and compete at a comfortable level, all with little commitment? This week, intramural registration deadlines come up for broomball and table-tennis on Aug. 31 and soccer on Sept. 1. Intramural sports make an […]

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Fantasy 4-1-1: The info you need

When the news that the NFL lockout had officially ended on Aug. 5, there was undoubtedly a large demographic that was more excited to play fantasy football again than about the upcoming season itself. This year’s season could have a slightly different feel to the beginning of it. The long summer layoff could adversely affect every team’s chemistry, specifically the […]

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Business as Usual

NFL was locked out, but not NCAA Not long ago, every newspaper in America had the same headline. “Football is back,” or some variation thereof. Ask Danny Rocco, Mike Brown or Asa Chapman and they’ll tell you football never left. Not for them or the other hundred or so Liberty football players who have been living in weight rooms, camping […]

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Volleyball rolling

The Liberty University women’s volleyball program officially started its fall season with a three-game road trip to Athens, Georgia. The Lady Flames played three games in the Hotel Indigo Bulldog Invitational over the weekend posting a 1-2 record. Liberty started slowly against University of Georgia. Liberty fell to Georgia in three games (25-21, 25-21, 25-20). Sophomore outside hitter Lillie Happel […]

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