As the nation remembers the 80th anniversary of what Franklin D. Roosevelt called the date that will live in infamy, Americans are coming to the sobering realization that the nation is rapidly losing members of what has become known as the greatest generation.
Members of a North Waco Facebook group are getting ready for the holidays by avoiding stores and turning instead to their neighbors, giving away what they cannot use and picking up what they can, all at no charge.
ARLINGTON — Even it ends up being the same destination as their last bowl game, Sugar still sounds pretty sweet to the Baylor Bears.
Take a bow, Dave Aranda. Link arms with your players and revel in the applause.
ARLINGTON — Six seasons ago, Jairon McVea arrived at Baylor in virtual anonymity as a walk-on way off everybody’s recruiting radar.
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