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Without the MVP: The tragedy of Derrick Rose's torn ACL

Gargoyle reporter Brendan Morales-Doyle discusses the impact, loss, and importance of Chicago Bulls star player, Derrick Rose.

The Uni High fan base: Small but respectful

Disturbed and frustrated by the behavior of the fan-bases of LeRoy and Fisher at IHSA Tournament games, Gargoyle writer William Givens gives his report card for the fans of Uni High.

The best of 2011: Top ten American sports games of the year

As we jump head first into 2012, the Gargoyle is looking back at the past year. In each top ten list, reporters discuss what they consider 2011's most noteworthy pieces of news, pop culture, and more. Read this edition to find out Robbie McMillen's choices for last year's most memorable sports games.

Holiday Gift Review: Athletic Propulsion Lab's Concept One

Have you ever wanted to be able to throw down a monster slam dunk like Michael Jordan? Who hasn't! Athletes all around the country try to get every advantage they can from training programs, supplements, apparel, etc. The newest product to capture the imagination of gym rats worldwide is the Athletic Propulsion Lab shoe, the Concept 1. OG reporter Will Fernandez reviews these new shoes for the holiday season.

Column: Tennis for all ages

Kids under 10 years of age will soon be required to play on smaller courts and with equipment deemed more fit for their size. Read on to see what Gargoyle Staff Reporter Edo Roth thinks of this new change and how it will affect the sport.

An Unexpected Return

Little did I know what awaited me. I had signed up for a “sissy sport” and ended up in the middle of “Hell Week”.

Drug testing? No problem if you’re innocent

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Next year, if you’re a varsity athlete, you may be forced to take a test a bit different from the ones for history or math class. A drug test.

No more sports for me … but for how long?

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For the first two years of my life at Uni, I participated in three sports — cross country, basketball, and track. At first, I thought they were really fun and couldn’t wait for every practice or competition. But after two years, I decided to take a break from all the athletics.

To hit a bouncy ball

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Drip, drip, drip. “Forty-love.” Toss. Whack. Thud. A bright yellow ball hits the net. “Game!” yells a boy from across the fence. “Six-five, we win.”

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