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White House Offered Rapid COVID-19 Tests To The Big Ten
With the Big Ten announcing earlier this week that it is going to resume playing games on Oct. 24, It was rumored that they had received assistance from President Donald Trump and his administration by making…
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NCAA To Give Student Athletes Election Day Off To Encourage Voting
On Wednesday, it was announced by the NCAA that student-athletes had Election Day on Nov. 3 off in order to vote. This has been a part of a bigger movement within sports to raise social…
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Naomi Osaka Pulls Out Of French Open
Just days after winning the women’s U.S. Open championship, tennis star Naomi Osaka announced on her Twitter account Thursday, that she would not be participating in this year’s French Open citing a hamstring injury and the quick…
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How To Bet The U.S. Open
With the U.S. Open underway, eager bettors are always on the lookout for the next opportunity to lose money on sports. But golf overall is an especially difficult task to find what to bet. Do…
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Steelers’ Linemen, Except Al Villanueva, Change Name On Helmets To Antwon Rose Jr., Black Teen Killed By Police
For their week one Monday Night Football game against the New York Giants, the Pittsburgh Steelers wore the name Antwon Rose Jr., a black teenager killed by Pittsburgh police in 2018, on the back of…
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Celtics’ Marcus Smart & Jaylen Brown Have Locker Room Shouting Match After Game 2 Loss To Miami
After the Boston Celtics 106-101 game two loss to the Miami Heat, Gary Washburn reported that a shouting match broke out in the locker room between Celtics guards’ Marcus Smart and Jaylen Brown where it even sounded like…
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WATCH: Twins’ Josh Donaldson Ejected After Back & Forth With Umpire
During Thursday’s game between the Minnesota Twins versus the Chicago White Sox, Twins’, batter Josh Donaldson managed to get himself ejected by home plate umpire Dan Bellino for an exchange of words before and after Donaldson hit…
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Biggest Riser & Faller Post-Bubble NBA Awards
With the conference finals underway the NBA released it’s all NBA team selections-awards voted on by the media in an attempt to distill the best players of every season: First: LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Luka…
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49ers Promise To Find Fan Who Sent Racist Message To Arizona Cardinals’ Budda Baker
On his Twitter account, Monday Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker tweeted a DM he received from a San Francisco fan that used several racial slurs to threaten Baker. This came a day after the Cardinals week…
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Eric Reid Calls The NFL’s Use Of Colin Kaepernick’s Image ‘Diabolical’
On his Twitter Monday, former NFL safety and social justice advocate Eric Reid slammed the NFL and Roger Goodell‘s social justice measures that they have implemented for the NFL season, calling them “half-hearted” and “diabolical.” “1/2 What…
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WATCH: Dodgers First Team To Clinch Playoff Berth
With their 7-5 win over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Dodgers became the first team to secure a playoff spot in the shortened MLB season with a record of 35-15,…
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LSU Coach Ed Orgeron Says ‘Most’ Of His Players Have Contracted COVID-19
While talking to reporters earlier this week LSU football head coach Ed Orgeron said that he believed most of his players had contracted COVID-19 at some point during the pandemic. “Not all of our players,…
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NFL Releases Memo Reminding Coaches To Wear Masks On Sidelines, Rams’ Coach Sean McVay Says It Was Aimed At Him
After an exciting slate of games during week one of the NFL season, the league sent out a memo to coaches reminding them of the penalties of not wearing masks properly on the sidelines. The…
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Colin Kaepernick Slams NFL, Claims They Are Blackballing Eric Reid
While many fans of the NFL and social justice advocates call for a team to sign Colin Kaepernick, the first athlete to kneel for the national anthem as a form of protest, many forget about safety Eric…
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The Big Ten Conference Announces It Will Resume Games In October
Last month, I wrote that the Big Ten conference over the course of this pandemic has been akin to Schrodinger’s Cat – in the sense that it both was and wasn’t going to have games…
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