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Lucas M. Thomas

Lucas M. Thomas

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Editor-in-Chief, Nintendo Force Magazine

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I don't cover the topic which breaks the society.

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Total articles 710

  • Eighmey lays out her vision for Vandals

    By Lucas M. Thomas Verified| Times-News (Idaho) Verified Carrie Eighmey first stepped foot in Idaho just 10 days ago. She's already felt a warm welcome as the new head coach of the University of Idaho women's basketball team. "I've fallen in love with the community of Moscow," Eighmey said Tuesday during her introductory news conference inside ICCU Arena. "I was in the laundromat last night doing some laundry and people were like, 'Oh, you're the basketball coach.'"She added, "Those are the types of communities I've coached in my entire career.

    By Lucas M. Thomas Verified · Times-News (Idaho)

    May. 09, 2023

  • New Vandals coach Pribble seeks to build 'championship culture' in Moscow

    By Lucas M. Thomas Verified| Times-News (Idaho) Verified The University of Idaho men's basketball team will have a new boss pacing the sideline next season at ICCU Arena. And he already has an ambitious vision for the Vandals' sparkling new venue. "We want to make this arena, ICCU Arena, the best homecourt advantage in the conference," said 37-year old Alex Pribble during his introductory news conference Monday as the program's 31st head coach.

    By Lucas M. Thomas Verified · Times-News (Idaho)

    Mar. 20, 2023

  • Eighmey lays out her vision for Vandals

    By Lucas M. Thomas Verified| Times-News (Idaho) Verified Carrie Eighmey first stepped foot in Idaho just 10 days ago. She's already felt a warm welcome as the new head coach of the University of Idaho women's basketball team. "I've fallen in love with the community of Moscow," Eighmey said Tuesday during her introductory news conference inside ICCU Arena. "I was in the laundromat last night doing some laundry and people were like, 'Oh, you're the basketball coach.'"She added, "Those are the types of communities I've coached in my entire career.

    By Lucas M. Thomas Verified · Times-News (Idaho)

    May. 09, 2023

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Nintendo Force Magazine

United States