Windy City Bulls Beat Raptors 905 125-114
Windy City Bulls Daniel Oturu (24) grabs the rebound in Tuesday night's matchup against the Raptors 905 at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, IL. Photo by John L. Alexander.
The Windy City Bulls, The NBA G-League team for the Chicago Bulls, faced an evenly matched foe on Tuesday night, January 18, 2022, as the Raptors 905 remained neck and neck with the Windy City Bulls, each team taking turns taking the lead in the first half of the game. The Windy City Bulls finally pulled ahead in the third quarter and maintained a 10 point lead in the final minutes of the game. Daniel Oturo (24) was the games top scorer with 26 points, followed by Windy City Bulls' Scottie Lindsey (15) with 24 points.
Bulls Show Off Their Power
Families Enjoy The Competition
Cowboys and Horses Get Ready
It's Rider vs. Bull in every contest, and many times the triumphant bull casts the rider off and then seems to take a victory lap around the yard. Photo by john L. Alexander
Cowboys and Horses Get Ready
Families Enjoy The Competition
Cowboys and Horses Get Ready
Cowboy and Horse are on standby to rope bulls and lead them back to the stall, when the bulls get beside themselves showing off to the crowd. Photo by John L. Alexander
Families Enjoy The Competition
Families Enjoy The Competition
Families Enjoy The Competition
Families come out and enjoy this lively event, some cheering for their favorite bull riders and some cheering for their favorite bulls. Photo by John L. Alexander
Bears Lose to Vikings 31-17, Head Coach Nagy, GM Pace Fired
Former NFL Coach of The Year Ends Bears Season 6-11
It was a cold day for Bears Head Coach Matt Nagy and General Manager Ryan Pace after ending the season Sunday January 9th with a big loss against the Minnesota Vikings, a final score of 31-17. Things got even colder when Bears Chairman George H. McCaskey announced at a news conference Monday January 10th that the Bears have fired Head Coach Matt Nagy and GM Ryan Pace,
The Bears' 31-17 loss to the Vikings on Sunday was seen as the final blow to Nagy's career as Bears Head Coach. He ended the season with 6 wins and 11 losses. Although the Bears went into halftime leading the Vikings 14-3, in the second half Minnesota gave Chicago a beating. A Vikings touchdown in the third quarter narrowed the gap, 14-10 and although the Bears moved the ball down field, they could only manage a field goal, bringing the score to 17-10. Another Minnesota touchdown in the fourth quarter evened the score 17-17. Another touchdown put Minnesota ahead 24-17, and an interception leading to another Minnesota touchdown seemed to put the possibility of a win out of reach for the Bears. The game ended with a final score, Minnesota Vikings 31, Chicago Bears 17. Above, Head Coach Matt Nagy explains what he thinks could have gone better during the season. Photo by John L. Alexander
Bears Won 9 NFL Championships in Past Including One Super Bowl
The Chicago Bears are a professional American football team based in Chicago. The Bears compete in the National Football League as a member club of the league's National Football Conference North division. The Bears have won nine NFL Championships, including one Super Bowl, and hold the NFL record for the most enshrinees in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the most retired jersey numbers. The Bears have also recorded more victories than any other NFL franchise.
Windy City Bulls Beat Delaware Blue Coats 125-83
Team Comes Back From Postponed Games With Big Win
CHICAGO - After nearly two weeks of game postponements due to positive COVID cases, the Windy City Bulls came back Sunday January 9, 2022 with a decisive win against the Delaware Blue Coats, 125-83. The Windy City Bull's 38-point margin of victory was tied for the second-largest in team history. The team grabbed an early lead in the first quarter. Rookie guard Ethan Thompson (5) hit 11 points in the first quarter, contributing to Windy CIty's wide lead of 40-28 after the opening 12 minutes. Windy City maintained its momentum in the second quarter, going into halftime with a score of 67-48. Center Oturu (25) was top scorer in the first half with 15 points. Windy City's lead stretched to 49 points with 5:32 left in the fourth quarter. Guard Scottie Lindsey scored 22 points, center Daniel Oturu added 22 points andThompson finished with 21 points.
Pictured here is Windy City Bulls guard Kerwin Roach (12) going up for the dunk against the Delaware Blue Coats. Photo by Marcus Robinson.
Toss
Bears quarterback Andy Dalton (14) looks for an open receiver down field. Photo by John L. Alexander
Tackle
The Bears' defense takes down Giant's wide receiver Pharoh Cooper (83).Photo by John L. Alexander
Take over
Bears defensive back Eddie Jackson (4) celebrates as the Bears lead the Giants Photo by John L. Alexander
Minnesota Vikings Beat Bears On Chicago Home Turf 17-9
BEARS LOSS KNOCKS TEAM OUT OF PLAYOFFS
Bears Running Back Khalil Herbert (24) makes his way down the field, but despite all efforts, the Vikings came out victorious. Photo by John L. Alexander
The Bears needed a win against Minnesota in order to get a shot at the playoffs, but unfortunately, it was not to be. Minnesota left Chicago with a17-9 victory. In another frustrating night for Bears fans, they watched as their team had three turnovers, and four personal fouls which Minnesota capitalized on each time. The Vikings grabbed an early lead with a first quarter touchdown when Kirk Cousins connected a pass to Justin Jefferson in the corner of the end zone for a 12 yard touchdown. A Bears fumble lead to a turnover which Minnesota turned into a field gold, extending the lead to 10-0 in the second quarter. A Cairo Santos field goal helped the Bears to tighten the score to 10-3. In the third quarter, the Vikings scored another touchdown, widening the gap to 17-3. The Bears turned the ball over on three straight possessions and the fourth quarter touchdown and missed extra point was too little too late for the Bears. Final score, Minnesota 17, Chicago 9.
Chicago Bears Lose To Green Bay Packers Dec. 12th, 45-30
The Bears pulled out in front with a field goal in the first quarter, and a touchdown in the second.
The Bears pulled out in front with a field goal in the first quarter, and a touchdown in the second.
The Bears pulled out in front with a field goal in the first quarter, and a touchdown in the second.
Bears running back David Montgomery (32) pulls away from Green Bay Packers line backer De'Vondre Campbell (59).Photo by John L. Alexander
A touchdown pass in the second quarter put Green Bay on the board for a score of 10-7 Bears.
The Bears pulled out in front with a field goal in the first quarter, and a touchdown in the second.
The Bears pulled out in front with a field goal in the first quarter, and a touchdown in the second.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rogers (12) looks for an open receiver as the Bears defense rushes in. Photo by John L. Alexander
After each team scored two more touchdowns the Bears led Green Bay at halftime 27-21.
Green Bay ran away with the game in the 3rd and 4th quarter, scoring 3 touchdowns and a field goal.
Green Bay ran away with the game in the 3rd and 4th quarter, scoring 3 touchdowns and a field goal.
Wide receiver Jakeem Grant, Sr. (17) prepares to catch the ball for a punt return. Photo by John L. Alexander
Green Bay ran away with the game in the 3rd and 4th quarter, scoring 3 touchdowns and a field goal.
Green Bay ran away with the game in the 3rd and 4th quarter, scoring 3 touchdowns and a field goal.
Green Bay ran away with the game in the 3rd and 4th quarter, scoring 3 touchdowns and a field goal.
Green Bay Packers tight end Marcedes Lewis (89) leaps over Bears linebacker Bilal Nichols (98). Photo by John L. Alexander
Ravens Beat Bears 16-13, Chicago's 5th Loss in a Row
CHICAGO - The Baltimore Ravens emerged victorious and the Chicago Bears lost their fifth game in a row Sunday November 21,2021, despite valiant fourth quarter efforts to outscore Baltimore. The Ravens took the lead in the second quarter, scoring a touchdown, but missing the extra point. The Bears came back in the third quarter with a touchdown and extra point, leading the Raven's 7-6. In the fourth quarter the Bears scored another touchdown but Ravens scored a touchdown, the extra point and a field goal, clinching the win 16-13. Above, Bears Quarterback Andy Dalton (14) hands off the ball to Bears Runninng Back David Montgomery (32). Photo by John L. Alexander