When a movie plays every card, it’s bound to win a hand or two. You can’t exactly call that approach craftsmanship. But in the case of the Jerry Bruckheimer-produced inspirational sports drama “Glory ...

Evernham Dives into NASCAR’s Most Historic Moments with the Sport’s Biggest Stars Including Tony Stewart, Rick Hendrick, Bill Elliott, Jeff Gordon and Kyle Larson 30-Minute Episodes Air Each Tuesday ...

A Utah city has changed the name of Morning Glory Road after a local business argued the term 'morning glory' - which is slang for a male erection - would deflate its image. Xactware Solutions Inc., ...

Lehi, Utah — A technology company has successfully petitioned the Lehi City Council to change the name of Morning Glory Road, after arguing that the term has lewd connotations that could be bad for ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Dec. 19, 2019) – Since opening in 2010, the NASCAR Hall of Fame’s signature exhibit, Glory Road, has served as a prominent focal point for guests and members alike. Every three years, ...

For just the third time since it opened in 2010, the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte has a new feature in its Glory Road exhibit, one that highlights the most legendary drivers in the history of the ...

OK, so you really don’t need me to tell you about “Glory Road” if you’ve ever seen a sports movie before. Just get out your sports-movie-cliché checklist and a pencil. The intense coach (Josh Lucas) ...

Here's a few tidbits on "Glory Road" that didn't make my stories in today's paper. --When the SU men's team went to the movie Monday night, Gerry McNamara said it is the first time in his four years ...

It's no secret by now that Disney has developed a pretty successful formula for feel good sports movies. From Remember the Titans to Miracle and last year's The Greatest Game Ever Played, the big ...

Starring Josh Lucas and Derek Luke. Rated PG. Difficult as it is to picture basketball as a sport not dominated by tall African-Americans, Glory Road is here to remind us of a time-shockingly recent, ...

It’s 1966. Things are really heating up in Vietnam. Star Trek makes its TV debut. John Lennon declares the Beatles “more popular than Jesus.” And relatively unknown Texas Western College is about to ...