A female fencer's courage is partly rewarded April 21, 2025Mike McDaniel
Why should women be denied the opportunities for which they’ve worked and which they deserve in favor of the whims of a few mentally ill men and their Democrat enablers?
Why Do Democrats Hate Women and Girls? March 31, 2025Brian C. Joondeph
Trump and Republicans are striving to bring back common sense and decency to women’s sports, while Democrats are exerting every effort to thwart such measures.
A fair offer faux women will refuse March 11, 2025Ned Cosby
So-called “trans women” don’t want fairness in sports; they have other, far less noble goals when they shoulder women aside in competitions.
GOP Congress: Let’s protect women’s ‘Gaines’ in sports March 4, 2025John M. Grondelski
Democrats wear white to presidential speeches to show “support for women,” but vote against women’s interests. Let’s show them how it’s really done tonight, and dress up for Riley Gaines when President Trump addresses Congress.
Heck of a game tonight in Heaven June 19, 2024Silvio Canto, Jr.
Baseball great Willie Mays has gone to his eternal reward and all the baseball lovers now in Heaven are going to be cheering.
Stand and respect the anthem April 3, 2024Silvio Canto, Jr.
I am tired of these athletes, and it’s time to take them to their airport with a one-way ticket to the country of their choice.
Let sports be fun again July 11, 2019Richard Jack Rail
There is never sufficient reason to turn something fun and healthy into something hateful and ugly.
Hell Week September 6, 2014Michael Geer
Forget the media-generated images of Ferguson, this is a better view of the lives of young African-Americans.
We're All Redskins Now June 23, 2014Fay Voshell
The exercise in political correctness is not about aggrieved Native Americans. It’s about the power to redistribute wealth and to eliminate private property.
An all black basketball league? April 29, 2014Richard Baehr
Larry Johnson, former NBA star, is demanding a new all black basketball league. But would it benefit black players and owners?
Please Stick To Politics, Greta February 12, 2014Dan Nagasaki and Glenn Doi
On her TV show this past weekend, Greta Van Susteren, commented on an incident involving Marcus Smart, the Oklahoma basketball star who went into the stands and shoved a Texas Tech fan
The Pressure of Choices August 3, 2013Lance O'Neil
To athletes have opportunities that are available to very few, but they have access to all the excuses that the rest of us have.
Kaepernick Shouldn't Be Playing in NFC Title Game January 17, 2013Jack Cashill
Whatever the odds are of winning the Super Bowl, they have got to be a whole lot better than, given the circumstances of his conception, that Kaepernick would make it out of the womb alive
How Traditional Values Shape the NFL November 27, 2012Jack Cashill
Although sportscasters have the unfortunate habit of stressing the presumed physical differences between black and white quarterbacks, they tend to overlook the cultural similarities.
The Hijab at the Olympics August 3, 2012Jeannie DeAngelis
A unique opportunity to pave the way for the women of Saudi Arabia to get in touch with their inner Venus Williams.
Dancing Nurses and Dead Brits July 30, 2012Jeannie DeAngelis
In the London 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremonies, a bizarre tribute to the Brits' failing socialized National Health Service was offered to worldwide audiences.
A Sociology of the Jet Ski July 13, 2012Peter Wilson
The photograph of Mitt and Ann Romney on a jet ski in Lake Winnipesaukee is being touted as making him look like an out of touch rich guy, akin to John Kerry windsurfing in lycra off Nantucket. Only by people who don't know jet skis.
No Cable News, Just ESPN for POTUS March 5, 2012M. Catharine Evans
For months rumors have swirled around the Commander-in-Chief holed up in his 2nd floor office watching sports shows on a big screen television. Now the President has offered his own insider details
America's One True Religion February 5, 2012Jon N. Hall
Just as in Europe, traditional religion is losing its sway in America, and a substitute religion is taking hold. It's especially glaring in the world of sports.
Tim Tebow and the College Generation January 12, 2012Jan Whitt
The target market for sports television programming often includes the same young men and women who attend American colleges and universities, and the Tebow phenomenon has captivated them.
Tebow and the Left's Religious Bigotry December 22, 2011Peter Heck
For years, liberals have publicly denounced the disagreement and moral disapproval conservatives have articulated towards various belief systems as "irrational hatred." That's why this Tebow situation offers a teachable moment.
Dual Threat Quarterback: Tim Tebow December 18, 2011Jeannie DeAngelis
Tim Tebow, committed Christian, football phenomenon, and son of a woman who said "no" to abortion, must really be riling up the Demon-American community.
The Magic of the Tim Tebow Saga December 18, 2011William Sullivan
Tebow is a testament to the often underestimated potential of the individual, and proof that individual success can lead to the success of those around him.
NFL hypocrites hire the Venereal Girl December 6, 2011Ralph Alter
We can safely assume that the NFL officially condones the use of Hitler analogies when describing Republican presidential candidates but strongly condemns joking analogies of a similar stripe when talking about Democrats.
The Rise and Fall of College Football in One Trophy November 12, 2011Matthew May
In another ham-fisted mess, the administration of the Big Ten Conference decided some time ago to call the winner's trophy for the inaugural championship game in Indianapolis later this year the Stagg-Paterno Trophy.
