Only two days into the world famous Iditarod Trail sled dog race in Alaska—dubbed “The Last Great Race” anywhere—Fox News is reporting that a musher has had to shoot a moose after it injured one of his dogs in an attack outside Skwentna, at about 1:43 a.m. Monday. Veteran musher Dallas Seavey reportedly killed the […]
SAF Win: 9th Circuit Panel Declines Cal. En Banc Request in Jr. Sports Magazine Case
The Second Amendment Foundation is cheering the decision by a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel to deny the State of California an en banc hearing in a case known as Junior Sports Magazines, Inc. v. Bonta, in which the state tried to prohibit firearm advertising which it claims, “reasonably appears to be attractive to […]
The Futility Of NIL, Injures, And The Gaming Presence
The correlation is inherent to the dynamic constructing the various nuances of college-level athletics. Soft tissue injuries are occurring at an increased frequency, as participating players perform at dizzying levels in pushing their bodies to the limits in pursuing excellence. As the Name Image and Likeness (NIL) directive continues to evolve into confusing heights of […]
Tell-Tale Signs- The Ongoing Michigan Debacle
The axiom for embattled public figures goes something like this… “The diabolical are not likeable, unless they are a Simpson’s character (see Mr. Burns and Sideshow Bob (not the current Washington state Attorney General who will most-likely be the next extremist liberal governor in a state of perpetual disarray), or a tyrant carefree and dawning […]
Woman competing against men in professional golf tournament this weekend in Nevada
A fantastic story is happening this week in the world of professional golf. Lexi Thompson, a top competitor on the LPGA women’s pro tour, is competing against men this week in their pro tour event in Las Vegas. Thompson yesterday teed off against men’s PGA tour pros at the Shriners’ Children’s Open, being held down […]
Change of jobs for major university athletics leader causes stir, raises some questions
The fast-paced changes in college athletics these days are bringing about additional changes which speak to a need for folks in that landscape perhaps to find some perspective. The University of Southern California, in what appears to have been a surprise move, yesterday announced the hiring of former University of Washington athletic director Jennifer Cohen […]
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