Tom Bragg is a Communications Manager and journalist based in Beckley, West Virginia. He writes for local newspapers including The Register-Herald, Bluefield Daily Telegraph, and Simcoe County Online Newspaper. Tom covers a wide range of topics including sports, local news, and community events, providing insightful and engaging articles for his readers.
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It was so nice to see Doc Holliday back on the field at Joan C. Edwards Stadium last Saturday.
It didn't all go right for Braylon Braxton last week against Appalachian State, it just felt that way.
The only way back from what Marshall experienced at Georgia Southern is to go out and win some ballgames and get the bad taste out of everyone's mouths.
By: Tom Bragg
It is a very busy time of the sports calendar at Marshall, so let's hit on a few things this week:
By: Tom Bragg
Marshall's football team had to dig deep to find ways to win against Louisiana-Monroe last week in Huntington, and it was a win the Thundering Herd desperately needed in its attempt to keep pace in the Sun Belt East Division race.
By: Tom Bragg
Last Saturday was one to savor for Marshall fans. The Thundering Herd handing out beatdowns away from Huntington like the one laid on Southern
By: Tom Bragg
Marshall men's soccer didn't lift either the Sun Belt Conference regular season or tournament championship trophy this season, but that didn't stop the Thundering Herd from landing a national seed
If you're as terminally online as I've been lately and you follow Marshall sports, it was impossible to ignore the rumor mill this week as word started to spread that Thundering Herd football head coach Charles Huff could be flirting with other schools.
I don't know who is to blame for the "Will he stay, or will he go" drama surrounding Marshall football coach Charles Huff, but it is exhausting at this point.
By: Tom Bragg
Marshall athletics had, arguably, two of its most important wins ever over the weekend, but it has been near impossible to pull myself away from the drama and fallout surrounding
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