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Author: Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean

Sports

Van Heflin, Vanderbilt’s first Black quarterback to consistently start in 1978, has died

July 11, 2021 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on Van Heflin, Vanderbilt’s first Black quarterback to consistently start in 1978, has died

Van Heflin became Vanderbilt’s starter in 1978, six years after Tennessee’s Condredge Holloway became the first starting Black quarterback in the SEC.

Sports

How Tennessee State’s Hercy Miller, son of rapper Master P, will spend his $2 million NIL deal

July 6, 2021 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on How Tennessee State’s Hercy Miller, son of rapper Master P, will spend his $2 million NIL deal

Master P wants to help other Tennessee State athletes after helping his son, an incoming freshman basketball player, land a $2 million financial deal.

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U.S. men’s national soccer team to face Canada in World Cup qualifier at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium in September

July 4, 2021 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on U.S. men’s national soccer team to face Canada in World Cup qualifier at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium in September

The U.S. men’s national soccer team will play Canada on Sept. 5 at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium in a World Cup qualifying game.

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Kyle Larson wins first NASCAR Cup Series race in Nashville area in 37 years

June 20, 2021 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on Kyle Larson wins first NASCAR Cup Series race in Nashville area in 37 years

Kyle Larson picked up his third consecutive points series race victory, and fourth overall, including last week’s All-Star Race in Texas.

Life

Jim Weatherly, former Ole Miss QB and famed ‘Midnight Train to Georgia’ singer-songwriter, dies at 77

February 3, 2021February 5, 2021 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on Jim Weatherly, former Ole Miss QB and famed ‘Midnight Train to Georgia’ singer-songwriter, dies at 77

Jim Weatherly, the former Ole Miss quarterback and famed singer-songwriter who wrote “Midnight Train to Georgia,” died Wednesday. He was 77.

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Vanderbilt men’s basketball great Terry Compton dies at 67 after battling COVID-19

November 22, 2020 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on Vanderbilt men’s basketball great Terry Compton dies at 67 after battling COVID-19

Terry Compton, an All-SEC performer for Vanderbilt in the early 1970s, died Sunday at 67 after battling COVID-19.

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Former XFL executive Erik Moses becomes first Black president of a NASCAR track

August 22, 2020 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on Former XFL executive Erik Moses becomes first Black president of a NASCAR track

Erik Moses, the first Black man to be named president of a NASCAR track, will head up the effort to bring a NASCAR Cup Series race to Nashville Superspeedway

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Nashville group hoping to bring MLB to town applies for logo trademark

May 13, 2020 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on Nashville group hoping to bring MLB to town applies for logo trademark

Music City Baseball applied for a trademark on the same logo used by the Nashville Stars Negro Leagues team.

Money

Nashville-area small business owners ready to return to work

April 27, 2020 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on Nashville-area small business owners ready to return to work

Small business owners in Middle Tennessee are ready to go back to work after having to shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Sports

Bristol Motor Speedway iRace may be most difficult for NASCAR drivers

April 4, 2020 Mike Organ, Nashville Tennessean Comments Off on Bristol Motor Speedway iRace may be most difficult for NASCAR drivers

Sunday’s NASCAR iRacing event at virtual Bristol Motor Speedway will be a challenge for drivers because of the close quarters.

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