When Americans think of football, they envision a pigskin on the field at an NFL game. But to everyone else, soccer is the first thing that comes to mind. And right now, the Union of European Football...
Editor’s note: “The new normal” is a continuing series that looks into how members of the Los Medanos College community are coping with a shelter-in-place order amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Earl...
The Los Medanos College Mustangs muscled their way to a 27-20 victory over the Hartnell Panthers in the Nov. 12 contest which saw the winning team deploy late-game heroics en route to its eighth win...
Los Medanos scored its fourth win in a row against the Foothill Owls in a game not nearly as close as the box score would suggest.
LMC dominated on both sides of the ball at one point leading the Owls...
From left to right: Los Medanos College's quarterback Gabe Taylor jukes out a 49er defender. Z'andre Givens stiff arms a would be tackler. Billy Wells carries a Yuba defender on his back while...
Throughout history, there have been people people who risk their careers and reputations to stand up for what they think is right. Most recently, 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and soccer player Megan...
Now that we have had time to digest quarterback Peyton Manning’s legendary career, it’s time to determine if he is in fact the G.O.A.T..
In terms of numbers the five-time league MVP is unmatched....
As NFL teams kick off their new seasons this September, the Los Medanos College football team will start a new season of their own.
Their first game will take place Sept. 3 at Reedley College...
The Los Medanos College Mustangs scored an unanswered 20 points and came back from a 16-point deficit in the fourth quarter to pull off a hard fought victory over the Monterey Peninsula Lobos 41-37.
The...
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