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The Denver Broncos are the 2015 Super Bowl Champions

February 9, 2016

The Denver Broncos defense does it again, as Super Bowl 50 ends with a 24-10 victory for the Denver Broncos and their third championship in franchise history. Cam...

Super Bowl 50 marks an important quarterback matchup

Anthony Silio, Reporter

February 4, 2016

On Sunday, February 7, at 4:30 p.m., Super Bowl 50 will kickoff. Two quarterbacks will not only stand on opposite sides of Levi's Stadium but also on o...

See Anthony Shaw’s tips for healthy breakfast on ACC home page

December 15, 2015

Don't miss Anthony Shaw's tips for a healthy breakfast on the ACC homepage. Shaw is the sports columnist for the Arapahoe Pinnacle. His breakfast tips originally appeared in the Arapahoe Pinnacle. In addition to writing Sports, Shaw has covered features stories for the Pinnacle. Find his other work here....

Op Ed: Look at the similarities in Brady, Osweiler career beginnings

Anthony Shaw, Arapahoe Pinnacle Sports Columnist

December 2, 2015

Anyone who watches football understands the magnitude of the rivalry between Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. All season long, the entire league was looking forward to what could perhaps be the last head-to-head between these two legends. It was a game everyone around the country was tuned in for. That was until Peyton Manning suffered a torn plantar’s fascia in his foot...

Op Ed: Kobe is going, but no NBA fan should forget him

Anthony Shaw, Arapahoe Pinnacle Sports Columnist

December 1, 2015

When crumpling up a piece of paper, the first instinct is to fade away from the trash bin and shoot the wad of paper. When the wad is sailing through the air you don’t shout MJ, you shout K-o-b-e. Over the past 20 years, the NBA was taken by storm by a 17-year-old guard out of Philly. He was the first high schooler ever taken in the NBA draft, and to this day. At the...

Op Ed: Despite gut-punch, no need for panic — yet

Anthony Shaw, Arapahoe Pnnacle Sports Columnist

November 17, 2015

Following last week’s gut-punching first loss to Indianapolis, Denver took the field Sunday hoping to reverse its regression. The Broncos faced division rival Kansas City in a rematch of Denver’s week-two, 31-24 come-from-behind victory. Peyton Manning entered the game needing only three passing yards to surpass Brett Favre’s all-time career passing yards record and...

Op Ed: Broncos’ silly errors cost them the game in Indianapolis

Anthony Shaw, Arapahoe Pinnacle Sports Columnist

November 10, 2015

Sunday’s bout between Denver and Indianapolis had more than an undefeated record on the line. Two of the sport’s highest individual accomplishments were on the brink of being broken by Peyton Manning. Both records are owned by the legendary Brett Favre. All Peyton needed to do was win the game and throw for 284 yards to dethrone the Packer great. Ironically the team...

Op Ed: With signature win over Packers, Broncos prove they’ll be remembered

Anthony, Arapahoe Pinnacle Sports Columnist

November 4, 2015

Going into Sunday Night’s gauntlet match against Green Bay, the Denver Broncos had some heads still left to turn. Several NFL analysts said the Broncos hadn’t been “tested” in their previous six wins. For the past two weeks they had been preparing for an offense lead by perhaps the greatest quarterback of all time (even better than Peyton Manning), Aaron Rodgers,...

Broncos 29, Packers 10

November 1, 2015