China took the lead in how to get back and function after and during the coronavirus pandemic. However, the country is still hitting several bumps in the road to getting back to competitive sporting events as we know them. China’s Decision China was the first country with reports of the …
Read More »NBA Eyeing A Return to the Regular Season
The NBA plans to finish the regular season With the world undergoing the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic, the NBA decided to cancel the remainder of its regular season. However, NBA commissioner Adam Silver proposed numerous ways in which the game we all love can return to the court. A Few Options …
Read More »New England Signs Quarterback Brian Hoyer to One-Year Deal
The New England Patriots signed veteran quarterback Brian Hoyer to a one-year deal on Sunday. After the departure of Tom Brady, the Patriots are looking to fill the starting quarterback role for the first time in over 20 years. However, Bill Belichick and the Patriots have options. Some predict second-year …
Read More »Tom Brady to sign with Buccaneers
The Brady-Belichick era is over. The undoubted greatest dynasty in professional football that included six Super Bowls, 17 division titles and three MVP’s for Brady is now at its end. Brady to the Bucs Brady’s contract with Tampa Bay is around $30 million a year and this signing alone transcends …
Read More »Santa Fe Athletics Shut Down
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, Santa Fe College Athletics is taking the necessary measures to keep its students, staff, and athletes safe. The NJCAA announced Monday afternoon all atheltic events will be canceled for the remainder of the academic year. This includes practices, games, postseason play and national championships. …
Read More »NCAA Opens the Door for Players to Profit off Name and Likeness
Change is coming to the NCAA. The Board of Governors voted unanimously to start the process of implementing policies to allow student-athletes to profit off their name and likeness. Above all, these changes will be carried out, “in a manner consistent with the collegiate model.” NCAA Board of Governors starts …
Read More »Giants starting Daniel Jones after benching veteran quarterback Eli Manning
The New York Giants are moving on from veteran quarterback Eli Manning. The team announced on Tuesday morning that rookie Daniel Jones will start Week 3 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The decision to bench Manning, a two-time Super Bowl MVP, came after the Giants 0-2 start. Manning currently posts …
Read More »California bill could alter college athlete compensation
A bill proposed in California is one step closer to altering the relationship between college athletes and paid endorsements. The Fair Pay to Play Act, proposed by Sen. Nancy Skinner of California, would allow college athletes to be paid for their name, image or likeness. The bill would make it …
Read More »Florida Baseball Assistant Coach Brad Weitzel No Longer on Staff
The Florida Gators baseball team will be without one of their most experienced assistant coaches in the dugout for the start of next year. After a tough ending to their disappointing season, 12-year veteran Brad Weitzel will no longer be on the coaching staff. In the 12 years that Weitzel has …
Read More »CC Sabathia to Retire After 2019 Season
New York Yankees’ starting pitcher CC Sabathia held a press conference over the weekend announcing his retirement following the 2019 season. His Best Years Sabathia is a six-time all-star and 2009 World Series Champion with the Yankees. He was also the American League Cy Young winner in 2007 with the …
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