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From Amarillo, Palo Duro senior Victor Juarez and Randall senior Sadie Sanchez were both nominated for the 2025 McDonald's All-American Game. Juarez has helped lead the Dons to a 22-2 record this ...

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That’s because he used to own the team. ESPN reports Dan Snyder, the disgraced former owner of the Commanders, doesn’t like seeing the franchise succeeding without him. The report states that ...

After NFL owners approved the sale to Harris for $6.05 billion, a North American sports franchise record, the league fined Snyder $60 million for allegedly sexually harassing a team employee, ...

In 1999, Dan Snyder purchased the then-Washington Redskins from the estate of their previous owner, Jack Kent Cooke. What would come to follow was a long, unfulfilled string of disappointments as ...

Bill Randall was an American artist born in 1911, known for his contributions to the American art scene throughout the 20th century. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, where he honed his ...

Cops took a bite out of this crime. A saucy vandal who “plagued” a Westchester town with chronic graffiti of pepperoni slices for more than a year has finally been arrested. Daniel Henderson ...

It wasn't that way for a long time under Daniel Snyder, and the team's 2024 success ... but other sources said that American football is his only interest. "He isn't a fan of other sports ...

There is something incredibly satisfying about watching the Washington Commanders’ resurgence and knowing that, somewhere, it’s got to be driving Dan Snyder nuts. For almost a quarter of a ...

American companies cannot hire nationals of ... had greater success in terms of the revenue-raising activity,” Scott Snyder, CEO of the Korea Economic Institute of America, said of North Korea.