“He told me he wanted me to be up till 7,” Pence said. “I was super scared about that because I’m just not able to stay up that late, but we gave it our best and we had a blast till about 4:30, but by that time I was so foggy I couldn’t dance anymore. I wasn’t moving. I wasn’t even making sense talking, so I thought maybe it’s time for me to go to bed.” … [Read more...] about Pablo Sandoval on Giants return: ‘I didn’t want to make the same mistake’
Bay Area sports calendar, Feb. 16-17
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Lincoln’s legacy offers lessons in statesmanship
Lincoln’s ascent to among those considered great Americans began shortly after his assassination in 1865. His martyrdom, and the outpouring of grief that accompanied it all the way back to Springfield, was something “America has never really had before,” McWhirter said. … [Read more...] about Lincoln’s legacy offers lessons in statesmanship
Kingwood boys claim first state swimming title since 2009
The girls team delivered a runner-up finish with 235 points, trailing only Southlake Carroll (284) in the final standings. Lewisville Flower Mound (164) was third, followed by Katy Taylor (141) and The Woodlands (138). Kingwood finished fifth at state last season. … [Read more...] about Kingwood boys claim first state swimming title since 2009
SWIMMING AND DIVING: The Woodlands boys finish second; girls take fifth
“We didn’t have a great prelims on the girls side, all the way across the board,” Wade said. “But every single one of them came today — and a lot of them are seniors, so a lot of last swims — and I told them to leave it all in the water. You’ve got nothing to lose — go have fun and leave it all in the water. They did that, and a lot of good performances happened today.” … [Read more...] about SWIMMING AND DIVING: The Woodlands boys finish second; girls take fifth
