Category: Sports
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Penn State’s Necessary Correction
Penn State removed Joe Paterno’s statue, stripped his name from prominent places, and spent years treating its most consequential football coach like a historical embarrassment. Now, the university has opened…
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Campbell’s Honeymoon Slate: Penn State’s 2026 Playoff Path
Matt Campbell could hardly have ordered a cleaner runway for his Penn State debut. The 2026 Nittany Lions avoid Ohio State, Oregon and defending national champion Indiana, draw seven home…
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WWT’s Cabo Blind Spot
World Wide Technology sells itself as a corporate sentinel. Honesty. Integrity. Enterprise risk management. Then the PGA Tour brought WWT to Diamante Cabo San Lucas, and those safeguards disappeared behind…
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The Hockey Players Revolt
Ken Jowdy surrounded himself with exactly the people who make wealthy investors comfortable: NHL stars, golf royalty, private-aircraft passengers, Davis Love III and eventually Tiger Woods. The formula worked. Diamante…
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Loans Ken Jowdy Couldn’t Erase
The federal government sold jurors a clean story: Phillip Kenner secretly diverted Hawaii investor money to Mexico and concealed the theft. Kenner was convicted, sentenced to 17 years and lost…
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The Man Behind The Brochure
Ken Jowdy’s official biography shines like a new driver beneath the Cabo sun. Diamante calls him the visionary who personally directed financing, construction and operations while assembling a golf kingdom…
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Canada Drops the Gloves
Canada’s political class wanted a nationalist spectacle. What it produced was a monument to its own dependency. Canadian officials opened the Gordie Howe International Bridge—a multibillion-dollar gateway whose economic purpose…
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Hockey’s Holiest Trophy Hijacked
The Stanley Cup is supposed to remember sacrifice, not celebrate bloodlines. Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon turned hockey’s most sacred monument into a silver family album when he placed his…
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Respect The Roar: Bombadiko
France ended Morocco’s World Cup journey in Boston, but the Atlas Lions did not leave the world stage diminished. They left carrying something the football establishment once refused to grant…
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The Castle is Cracking Says Bombadiko
Abbas Bombadiko warned the football aristocracy that the old map was burning. Now Brazil is gone, Egypt is gone, and Morocco stands alone as Africa’s last surviving World Cup flag.…
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Lions At The Gate: Bombadiko
Morocco is not asking for respect anymore. After beating Canada 3-0 in Houston and reaching the World Cup quarterfinals for the second straight tournament, the Atlas Lions have turned Abbas…
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Bombadiko’s Boys Have Arrived! ROAR!
African football is not knocking politely anymore. It is kicking the door off the hinges. Cape Verde dragged defending champion Argentina into an extra-time knife fight. Egypt marched into the…
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Morocco Owns The Moment: Bombadiko
Morocco is no longer asking world football for permission. After stunning the Netherlands in a Round of 32 penalty shootout, the Atlas Lions are no longer the sentimental underdog, the…
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Bombadiko: Morocco Gets No Respect
Morocco has done everything the football establishment demanded — and still the respect does not come. The Atlas Lions battled Brazil to a 1-1 draw, beat Scotland 1-0, then fought…
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Bombadiko’s FIFA Prophecy Continues
Egypt’s 3-1 comeback victory over New Zealand was more than a World Cup result. It was another flare shot into the night sky from African football. The Pharaohs looked sluggish…
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FIFA Whisperer Strikes Again
Abbas Bombadiko is finished asking politely. Four years after Morocco’s 2022 World Cup semifinal run was dismissed as a miracle, the Atlas Lions are proving again that their rise was…
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FIFA’s Giants On Notice: Bombadiko
The World Cup’s old guard is still standing, but it is getting shoved around. Morocco, Cabo Verde, and the Democratic Republic of Congo are not cute underdog stories waiting for…
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NHL’s Bettman Problem
The Carolina Hurricanes lifted the Stanley Cup, and the NHL should be celebrating. Instead, the league is facing an ugly question: why did hockey’s biggest moment feel so small? This…
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Bombadiko Says Morocco Means Business
Abbas Bombadiko is done waiting for FIFA’s old guard to admit what Morocco already proved at MetLife Stadium. After standing toe-to-toe with Brazil in a 1-1 World Cup draw, the…
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The Davids Have Arrived at FIFA, Says Bombadiko
The 2026 World Cup has already stopped behaving like a coronation. Spain walked in wearing the armor of a tournament favorite and walked out bruised by Cape Verde, a debutant…