Brad Pye’s National Sports Beat (12/20-12/26/18)

My famous tenant Bruce W. Talamon is one of the most famous international photographers in the world. Bruce’s clients included the late Marvin Gaye and Muhammad Ali. Bruce added “I definitely did not want this book to be just some Black guys screaming into a microphone because this is about so much more.” It says so much more. “How I Made it.” A high level of artistry. Daryl Carter a University of Michigan man added as much. And Carter says he told the L.A. Times as much. Carter named his company Apantha in honor of his daughter and son. (Instgram Photo)

(Simone Biles was a super hit with five individual honors at the World Championship in Doha, Qatar in November. Simone Biles made history by picking up her record 13th career gold medal at the World Gymnastics Championships when she cruised to victory in the vault final. Yet, it’s the silver she captured on uneven bars that the Olympic and world champion may cherish more. For years Biles viewed bars with a mixture of skepticism and scorn. There was a point in time she admits she would have been okay with taking a “chainsaw” to every bar set in the country. Her remarks about being a part of her abuse at the Koyle Ranch caused the charge to new training. AND the beat continues. Photo by Joe Buvid / ESPN Images)

Check This. The Rams running back Todd Gurley injured his knee but returned to play. Let the record show the Bears beat the Packers. The team’s turn around one of the years’ biggest surprises. (Robert Torrence/L.A. Sentinel)

Syracuse will play No. 2 Clemson on Jan. 9. Indiana freshman says he just threw it up and prayed it would go in. A 71-68 decision. ” (Twitter)

Double duty Lady, she plays for the WNBA Seattle Storm and as head coach at Bishop Montgomery for the girls. Noelle Quinn operates as the school’s high school mentor and local legend. (Photo by Scott Clarke / ESPN Images)

Don’t give up on the Chicago Bulls yet. They have franchise history. Memories with the Bulls’ Michal Jordan the most famous player in the famous franchise. (wikimedia commons)

The Rams and the Philadelphia Eagles share a house and practice together as QBs, Jared Goff and as the Eagles signal caller Nick Foles will be on display this week. QB…Foles sent the L.A. Rams home crying in beating the local team to the defeat camp 30-23. The Rams did their best, but couldn’t get it done. The Rams aren’t out of the race yet. (Robert Torrence/L.A. Sentinel)

To make it 3-TDs Amari Cooper made the Dallas as good as gold. And the beat continues. (Photo by Allen Kee / ESPN Images)

New Orleans-based Tank and the Bangas beat more than 6,600 entrants to win NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Contest this year. Fronted by the inimitable Tarriona ‘Tank’ Ball, the band have been favorites in their hometown, since starting out in 2011. Over the years, they have been steadily increasing their profile; touring in their van across state lines, appearing on magazine covers and winning local awards. Four beauties of Richard covers as Tarriona Ball who are making as many magazine covers as Summer Walker and Dawn Richard. (Twitter)

Mike Warren, one of the late John Wooden’s first basketball stars at UCLA and Al Cowling, an all-football All-American hero at USC. (YouTube)

Should LeBron James shoot for a title this season? The team has to decide whether to stay patient or win this season. For the record in a new land whether they don’t always feel, welcome, young Africans forge a kinship in Texas, (Photo by Allen Kee / ESPN Images)

It’s another award for the Golden State Warriors. Sen. Nancy Pelosi placed this award on the team which has made them Sports Illustrated team of the Year.

Andrew Luck threw for 192 yards against the Dallas Cowboys for the first time since 20-10. (Wikimedia commons)

Yes, the Cleveland Browns playoff hopes are still alive with a 6–1 report card. The Brown still think they have a shot. (Photo by Phil Ellsworth / ESPN Images)

Kardashian-West’s says she believe the South Coast. I have been going there forever. I thought it was such a good location for pop ups. And the beat continues.

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