I Am Navarro College
I haven’t received a paycheck from Navarro College since 1993—and when I did, it wasn’t much. I was simply thrilled to have a dorm room, a meal card and a Hall of Fame coach to work for while I chased my dream of college basketball.
More than three decades later, I returned to Corsicana for the Navarro College Hall of Fame and realized how profoundly that experience shaped my life. Former players became coaches. Assistant coaches became Division I head coaches. Relationships crossed generations. And an institution I left decades ago still feels like part of who I am.
That is the difference between a transactional organization and a transformational one.
The transaction ended decades ago. The transformation never did.
I am Navarro College.
We Have Officially Lost Our Minds Over Caitlin Clark
Caitlin Clark flops, complains and can be a pain in the ass. So do plenty of modern sports stars. But Nancy Armour took ordinary superstar behavior, connected it to the racism of strangers and somehow dragged Emmett Till into a WNBA officiating argument. That was not brave journalism. It was proof the entire Caitlin Clark conversation has gone completely off the rails.