Julian Diaz, AKA “J.D.,” has cut the hair of many athletes and celebs who have become great friends. HOUSTON — In this Spring Branch barber’s chair, Julian Diaz – who his clients know simply as “J.D.” – has garnered the kind of reputation that no amount of money can buy. “When you cut one guy … Read more
The Chargers announced their virtual interview with Quinn on Friday. COSTA MESA, Calif. — Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn was the 12th candidate to interview for the Los Angeles Chargers’ head coach opening. The Chargers announced their virtual interview with Quinn on Friday. He is the fifth candidate with previous head coaching experience in … Read more
The Spurs lose to the Hornets and pick up their fourth straight loss. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs could not pick up a road win in Charlotte, losing to the Hornets, 124-120. The Hornets outscored San Antonio 35-27 in the final period and connected on 16 three-pointers for the game. Victor Wembanyama sat … Read more
The Spurs lose to the Hornets and pick up their fourth straight loss. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Spurs could not pick up a road win in Charlotte, losing to the Hornets, 124-120. The Hornets outscored San Antonio 35-27 in the final period and connected on 16 three-pointers for the game. Victor Wembanyama sat … Read more
HOUSTON — On Friday, we caught up with a lifelong Texans superfan and got a tour of her home turf. Her name is Debbie Kerschen and she has a serious woman cave filled with all things Texans, from helmets and jerseys to Gatorade and potato chips fried from taters proudly grown in NRG dirt. … Read more
Stroud led the Texans to a playoff win over Cleveland last weekend. Now the rookie QB goes up against the Baltimore defense. BALTIMORE — Rookie C.J. Stroud impressed fans across the country with his poise and calmness in leading the Houston Texans to a win over Cleveland in his playoff debut. Though the performance was … Read more
The lawsuit, which alleges the NCAA transfer rule’s waiver process violates federal antitrust law, could have a profound impact on college sports if successful. COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Department of Justice, three more states and the District of Columbia have joined a lawsuit against the NCAA’s transfer eligibility rule. The federal agency signed on to … Read more