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View From the Hill: Gas Tax Rancor Lingers as Session Coasts to Close -
Thursday, May 11, 2017
Remnants of rancor over Republican leadership roiled the House, a reminder of outrage over roguish behavior as representatives reached the finish line.
Alliteration is probably better suited for poetry. But in a case of what could be considered poetic justice, at least for some, this literary device – goofiness maybe – is suitable for legislative action requiring a score card to keep up with the characters and a bit of history to put it all together.
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View From the Hill: IMPROVE Act an Insight Into Testy Election Ahead -
Thursday, April 27, 2017
In case anyone’s keeping stats, Senate leadership soundly defeated House leadership this session in the gas tax/tax cut battle.
Whether this is a forerunner to a Republican gubernatorial primary remains to be seen as Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris and House Speaker Beth Harwell weigh decisions. It’s not as if they’d be facing off against each other, though, since businessman Bill Lee and former Economic and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd are definitely in the race and not hurting for money.
3.
The Right Fit -
Saturday, December 12, 2015
It was the middle of the season and the Tigers were rolling along at 7-0. They had climbed to No. 16 in the national polls and Paxton Lynch was being talked about as potentially the best quarterback in next spring’s NFL Draft.
4.
Norvell Is Tigers' New Football Coach -
Friday, December 04, 2015
When the University of Memphis hired a largely unknown offensive coordinator out of Texas Christian University he was just 35 years old. Only college football insiders knew and appreciated who Justin Fuente was and what he might become.
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College Football’s Coaching Carousel Is Still Spinning -
Friday, December 04, 2015
In an ideal world, a kid climbs aboard a carousel and it’s all fun and good times. But the reality is, sometimes the experience is dizzying – even nauseating.
And so it goes with the current college football coaching carousel.
6.
Strategic Change Bolsters Flashlight Media -
Saturday, August 03, 2013
John Haun was happy working for Memphis-based sports agent Jimmy Sexton.
While Sexton focused on representing clients in contract negotiations, Haun was responsible for lining up marketing and endorsement deals for the company’s clients, including University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban.