Things are different this year, where the Bears are the hunted but they seemingly don’t have the typical swag of a year ago…stealing a victory like that after a embarrassment in Week 1 must feel like a lift for the whole team.
Now a Knick, Portis says he finds it hard to stay away from Chicago, but he has big ambitions for his time in NYC.
Deciding the best HU, one of the most storied school-wide rivalries in all of HBCU culture, provides a delicious primary story line this year for one of the most well-established “Classic” games.
The Chicago Sky opened the WNBA Playoffs with a statement victory over the Phoenix Mercury, led by a fantastic effort by Diamond DeShields’ in her postseason debut.
This is a huge week for head coach Matt Nagy and quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, they have a lot to prove. The challenge will be extremely tough playing a familiar face in Broncos head coach Vic Fangio.
The Chicago Sky and their fervent fan base have proven this season that even though the WNBA faces tough questions in the offseason, the league and its supporters are thriving.
This celebratory opener against hated rival Green Bay was supposed to be the beginning of something special, what played out was more of a massive flop, or something from a horror movie.
Tonight marks the first time Bears fans will get to see what a promising young core can do playing against one of their bitter rivals. Make no mistake, the NFC North will be tough and likely the winner will be the team that wins in the division early and often.
When not supporting the Chicago Sky, White has tended to a busy rookie off-season. He expressed his excitement to play this upcoming season exclusively to WARR Media at a recent Sky game.
The Chicago Sky erased memories of a painful loss to Dallas with a decisive victory over the Phoenix Mercury in their last regular season home game.
