by Tim Peterson
(Norwalk) – Norwalk has named Anthony Cobbs as its new head football coach the school announced Wednesday. Cobbs is a former UCLA player and has over 20 years of coaching experience. More details to follow.
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by Tim Peterson
(Norwalk) – Norwalk has named Anthony Cobbs as its new head football coach the school announced Wednesday. Cobbs is a former UCLA player and has over 20 years of coaching experience. More details to follow.

Joe T., always working hard…
By Joe Torosian
Kick it!
USC punched its ticket to the NIT last night.
I’ve never been much of a Donovan Dent fan until now. Dude, looks different.
“I think it’s strange. At the end of the day you should want to develop your staff regardless of the color of their skin.”—Bears GM Ryan Poles on the Rooney Rule. Read more »

By Tim Peterson
(Monrovia) – Monrovia fell behind 3-0 in the first inning and could never recover in a 5-2 loss to Flintridge Prep Tuesday at Monrovia High. The game was called after six innings due to darkness.

(“The TEN” is not a top ten but ten items worth being included in “The TEN”) Read more »

Joe T., always working hard…
By Joe Torosian
Kick it!
Critical Basketball Alert: The WNBA has given the players’ union a March 10th deadline…or else…
And every molecule in America is quivering…
Are the rumors true? Is the parking at Camelback Ranch really free? How did the Dodgers manage to let that revenue slip through their bank accounts? Read more »

By Tim Peterson
(Covina) – Chris Williams, who has been the head coach at Diamond Ranch for the last two seasons, has left the school to become the new head football coach at Covina he confirmed Monday.

By George Hernandez
Santa Fe Springs] – Austin Montoya, after one year as the head coach at Schurr, gets the keys at St. Paul High School.

Joe T., always working hard…
By Joe Torosian
Kick it!
This weekend was a reminder of why sports are great. The elite, the ones who are too full of themselves, politicians and celebrities, who demean sports and competition, were humiliated.
Two things really stood out: the men’s Olympic Hockey team/Jack Hughes, and UCLA Basketball. Read more »