Greg Jayne: Prairie quickly showing it's still good
Commentary: Greg Jayne
Consider this a warning. Or maybe just a suggestion. Or perhaps simply some words of wisdom.
Greg Jayne: College athletes get schooled in finance
Greg Jayne: Commentary
When the issue of paying college athletes showed up in the news again last week, I gave Josh Tschirgi a call.
Greg Jayne: Fine is Stern's abuse of force
Greg Jayne: Commentary
The Spurs decided to rest four of their best players — Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, and Danny Green — for a nationally televised game against the Miami Heat. This did not sit well with Darth Stern.
Greg Jayne: Papermakers' dreams will get bigger
Greg Jayne: Commentary
So while Camas lost 51-28 to Skyline of Sammamish on Saturday in the Class 4A football playoffs at the Tacoma Dome, it was only reasonable to ask about next season.
Greg Jayne: The king is dead? Not yet
Greg Jayne: Commentary
The only fate worse than that which befell the Ducks was what happened Kansas State, which was No. 1 in the BCS standings until being pounded, pummeled and pureed by Baylor.
Greg Jayne: For this column, I gave 110 percent
Greg Jayne: Commentary
One of the earliest lessons of journalism school is that you should avoid cliches in your writing.
Greg Jayne: Season-opening victory gives Blazers some hope
It is tempting, yet perilous, to read too much into the first game of an interminable NBA season. There are, after all, only 81 more to go.
Greg Jayne: James still has winning formula
Greg Jayne: Commentary
Every college football program goes through good cycles and bad cycles; it's just that each school has a different paradigm through which it defines "good" and "bad."
Greg Jayne: Title IX brings out the gadflies
Greg Jayne: Commentary
According to Webster, a gadfly is "a person who stimulates or annoys, especially by persistent criticism." And Herb Dempsey is perfectly fine with that description.
Greg Jayne: Seahawks' Wilson got the one chance he needed
Greg Jayne: Commentary
Because New England — big, bad, Super-Bowl-or-bust New England — couldn't land a knockout punch, the Seattle Seahawks danced away with a 24-23 victory.
GREG JAYNE: Of champagne dreams and court-storming wishes
Greg Jayne: Commentary
In truth, it was reminiscent of the High Five'n White Guys.
JAYNE: Defense can add grit to Pac-12
Greg Jayne: Commentary
Steve Sarkisian better be careful. Any more quips like that and he'll get himself kicked out of the club.
JAYNE: Not all athletes choose to move
Greg Jayne: Commentary
It seems, sometimes, as though high school is the new college.
Greg Jayne: Arena deal is overdue good news for Seattle
Commentary: Greg Jayne
They were due for some good news. Goodness knows, they were due. Seattle sports fans have spent the past couple years feeling like the early worm that has an unfortunate encounter with the early bird. The Seahawks, Mariners, and Huskies have ranged from dreadful to bland; the Sonics have been relegated to the dust bin of history.
Greg Jayne: As far as your TV goes, it's Vancouver, Ore.
It's like an alternate universe. You wake up in the morning in Vancouver, safely across the river from Portland, and flip on the TV hoping to watch the newly minted Pac-12 Networks. You expect to see the Washington version of the Pac-12 Networks, aware that the conference's effort to take over the world consists of seven -- yes, seven! -- different channels. And instead, you are reminded that Comcast thinks Clark County is in Oregon.
