Chris Baldwin
Network Editorial Director at PaperCity Magazine
Network Editorial Director @PaperCityMag. Journalist. Oversee 4 city news operation. Consider it a compliment if called @UHCougarMBK, @Astros, etc. beat writer.
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1 week ago |
papercitymag.com | Chris Baldwin
In the wake of The Last Shot That Never Happened in the national championship game, Derrick Sharp wrapped his son Emanuel Sharp in a hug and delivered a simple heartfelt message to the 21-year-old University of Houston guard. “I told Emanuel, ‘God, gives his toughest task to his toughest warriors,’ ” Derrick Sharp tells PaperCity. “He wasn’t afraid to be that person at the end.
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1 week ago |
papercitymag.com | Chris Baldwin
Architect Richard Keating designed some of the most iconic skyscrapers in Dallas and Houston, helping shape the skylines of Texas’ two biggest metropolises. Now he’s back with 2811 Maple, set to open in May as the tallest high-rise in Dallas’ coveted Uptown neighborhood. It comes from Crescent and aims to blur the distinction between sky-high residences for purchase and rent while invoking visions of a Los Angeles building full of bold names.
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2 weeks ago |
papercitymag.com | Chris Baldwin
SAN ANTONIO — Emanuel Sharp cannot even stand it hurts so much. He just crouches at the final devastating buzzer and is still crouching, slumped over, head down, hands on his head, elbows on his knees, when the blue and orange Florida confetti starts falling on top of him. Sharp’s University of Houston teammates will try and comfort him, suddenly feeling as helpless as the fans in the Alamodome stands. First Milos Uzan. Then Ja’Vier Francis for a long time, patting the No. 21 on Sharp’s back.
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2 weeks ago |
papercitymag.com | Chris Baldwin
SAN ANTONIO — Clyde Drexler knew he had to be here to see the University of Houston try to win its first national championship in basketball ever. In a way if Kelvin Sampson’s never-give-in team of battlers can finish the deal against Florida in the national title game (7:50 pm tip, CBS), Drexler and the rest of those storied Phi Slama Jama squads will feel like champions too. Because Kelvin Sampson drew them back into the program, made Drexler feel like a part of it again.
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2 weeks ago |
papercitymag.com | Chris Baldwin
SAN ANTONIO — Mylik Wilson looks around the Alamodome at one point, with Duke rolling, with Kelvin Sampson’s team down 14 points to an energized Cooper Flagg, and he can’t see belief anywhere. Until he looks into his own huddle. Until he looks into his Houston teammates’ eyes. Until he listens to Sampson coaching as hard as ever in every huddle, every little pause in the action. “I could tell that everybody else in the arena thought the game was over,” Wilson says.
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Terrance Arceneaux becomes the rare super impact Kelvin Sampson University of Houston player to enter the transfer portal. Would be UH's biggest transfer loss since Tramon Mark left after the Jarace Walker season. Arceneaux breaks the news himself on Twitter.
#GodsPlan🙏🏾 https://t.co/wKUtu39Zxk
Inside Houston’s Heartbreak and Love On the National Championship Stage. Emanuel Sharp Tries To Blame Himself, His Teammates Hold Him Up and JoJo Tugler Vows To Get The Natty Next Year https://t.co/zchs01rzEr
After the heartbreak in San Antonio, University of Houston players JoJo Tugler and Terrance Arceneaux both talked emphatically to @PaperCityMag about coming back next season and how this loss is going to drive them. JoJo Tugler sought out a devastated Emanuel Sharp in locker https://t.co/uCrmzr5DJW