4 Years, 0 Breaks
By: Connor Lenahan I jinxed myself. I had an idea for what I would put on my cap for graduation sometime over the past few months, and the thought alone made me convinced… Continue reading
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Maurice Watson Gambled On Himself And Won
By: Connor Lenahan During Monday’s Creighton-Xavier game, Maurice Watson Jr. banged knees with a Xavier defender and collapsed in pain. After spending a few minutes on the bench, Mo returned to the game.… Continue reading
Finding a Chair-Friendly Fitness Tracker
By: Connor Lenahan Like many others, I thought the Apple Watch was a bit silly when it was first announced. It seemed like the first product that the company had released that seemed… Continue reading
Three Years, No Breaks
By: Connor Lenahan Today’s anniversary shouldn’t really be possible. By nature of my bone condition, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, I am more likely to break a bone than normal. I’ve broken a shin on bubble… Continue reading
The Big Time
By: Connor Lenahan Yesterday, in the course of maybe five minutes, went from a lazy day avoiding the imminent snow to one of the biggest days of my career as a public address… Continue reading
The 2015 Unbreakable Tournament
By: Connor Lenahan I’m not quite sure how we got to this point, but at midnight tonight I will have published an article on Unbreakable every day for two full years. Holy Shit.… Continue reading
The Little Things Matter
By: Connor Lenahan As you can see above, I wear two leg braces every day. Thanks to broken lower legs suffered in 2009 and 2013 I wear the braces for a couple of… Continue reading
My Stand Up Debut
By: Connor Lenahan Last night at long last I got to do stand up at the Flat Waffle Comedy Hour and it went surprisingly well. Like, people laughed and everything! It was terrific,… Continue reading
Please Retire, Peyton
By: Connor Lenahan As of yesterday Peyton Manning now holds the NFL records for passing touchdowns and passing yards. He is a Hall of Fame member already, and will likely be voted in… Continue reading
Why I Write
I want to tell you a story. When I was a junior in high school I was your normal sports obsessed teenager. Not anything particularly weird about it. I would watch SportsCenter every… Continue reading