Bob Wisener is a sports editor at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including professional sports, competitive sports, and sports business, with a focus on international sports leagues and major tournaments. Bob's work has been featured in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and The Sentinel-Record.
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Bob’s coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage and opinion editorials within the sports domain, particularly in areas such as horse racing, college football, and basketball. He may be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive insights into upcoming events or offer expert commentary on recent matches.
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Bob Baffert may have had stronger 3-year-old crops in his Hall of Fame career, but it's only late May, so don't close the book.
Just winding down from a weekend at the Cannes Film Festival, not knowing a thing about any of the nominated works or whether any will show locally before the 2027 Academy Awards. On that count, I'm leaning against advising viewers to check schedules first in Little Rock and Benton, broadening the base to Dallas and Memphis theaters.
Lesser tributes can be extended upon an athletic director's passing than he hired a football coach who collected two national championships.
Hunter Yurachek -- remember him? -- made headlines Wednesday in Florida about Razorback football, however ineffective they may be.
As the traveler learns, Oklahoma City presents a junction of three interstate highways -- 40 from the east and west, 35 from the north and south and 44 from the northeast, the latter linking the state capital with Tulsa, where a tourist once could dine at Casa Bonita (late of Little Rock, though in Denver a customer still can raise a flag for more food).
Marilyn Monroe died in the same year that Johnny Carson became host of NBC's "Tonight Show," his 30-year reign as King of Late Night TV recently documented in this space.
Only the Kentucky Derby has resembled its old self this Triple Crown season. For one thing, it had the Derby winner, unlike the Preakness two weeks later. We shall see about the Belmont Stakes.
Expect shorter odds on Golden Tempo in the Belmont Stakes than the 23-1 he went off at in the Kentucky Derby. But don't anticipate a toteboard screamer on Saturday at Saratoga Race Course.
May 31 is quite late for discovery, or to receive conclusive proof, that a college baseball team lacks adequate pitching for a June finish.
Jimmy Sexton's name came up in the Razorback baseball team's season rewind. This could only bring a scowl to the face of an Arkansas sports fan of even recent vintage.
