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The City of Brotherly Bad Luck
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is out indefinitely with a blood clot located in his calf. This is a devastating blow to a team that’s already struggled this year, not just with play, but injuries as well. Philly’s recent injury report had 40% of their roster on it, and that’s extremely concerning. Not only is Hurts injured, but names such as Saquon Barkley, Devonta Smith, Jalyx Hunt, Zack Baun, Jonathan Greenard, and Landon Dickerson have dealt with injuries as
Solomon Jones
Oct 17


NBA Opening Night | Preview & Predictions
This upcoming NBA season will bring an extra level of excitement. On just day one, there’s three ultimate matchups that are must see TV. Pistons vs. Celtics @ 3pm EST This matchup features the top two seeds from the Eastern Conference last season. Detroit was first, and Boston was second. Both of these teams look a bit different this year, but they still have their franchise cornerstones in Cade Cunningham and Jayson Tatum. Boston traded Jaylen Brown in the offseason for P
Solomon Jones
Oct 16


Tug-of-War Is a Serious Sport
At first glance, tug-of-war looks like one of the simplest competitions in the world. Two teams grab opposite ends of a rope, dig their heels into the ground, and try to pull their opponents across a line. It is the kind of activity most people associate with school sports days or summer camp. But behind this familiar game lies a demanding competitive sport that requires strength, technique, teamwork, and extraordinary mental discipline that you wouldn’t associate with the sp
Shaun Mosley
Oct 15


The 5 Unwritten Rules of Sitting in the Front Row at Sporting Events
There are few flexes in sports quite like sitting in the front row. These seats offer something most fans can only imagine: an up-close view of professional athletes in action. But front-row seats come with an unspoken social code. They are often expensive, highly visible, and sometimes surprisingly demanding. Being close to the action is a privilege, but it also means becoming part of the spectacle. You may have come for the game, but might leave with a close up. Rule No. 1:
Shaun Mosley
Oct 13


‘F Them Picks’? More like ‘F Them Kicks’
The more things change, the more they stay the same. For years, the Los Angeles Rams have been lauded as the most aggressive, innovative and forward-thinking franchises in all of football. Except in one area. The special teams play has been anything but special for the Rams in the Sean McVay Era. In a game many viewed as a potential Super Bowl preview against the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football, the kicking game proved to be the difference between winning and losing ye
Robert Guerra
Oct 13


NFL Week 5: Recap & Review
Buccaneers def. Cowboys 24-16: In this upset, Dallas just couldn’t get anything going on either side of the ball. Tampa’s backup rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels helped give the Bucs their first win of the season. Jaguars def. Eagles 19-17: In this last second thriller, Philadelphia needs to make major decisions very soon if they want to compete. Jacksonville didn’t look great, but they got the job done. Giants tie Commanders 27-27: The NFC East might as well be called the
Solomon Jones
Oct 12


Find the GOAT Roaming in the Desert
Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson won her WNBA record fifth Most Valuable Player award, and it solidified for her GOAT case. There have been two names that fought for the greatest of all time status for years: Diana Taurasi and Maya Moore. Both of these legends definitely had their cases to be considered the greatest, but A’ja Wilson has surpassed them, and by the age of 30. Five league MVP awards is something that only a few basketball players have done. Yes, basketball playe
Solomon Jones
Oct 10


Pinstripes & Pipe Dreams: Yankees Bomb in the Playoffs Again
The Tampa Bay Rays swept the New York Yankees in the ALDS, and it was a beat down. For a New York team that’s always top five in payroll, there’s been too many disappointments since their last World Series win in 2009. Although they suffered major injuries from stars such as Aaron Judge, they just couldn’t hit when it mattered most. The Yankees have gone cold at the plate in the postseason in recent years, and nothing has changed. Manager Aaron Boone should absolutely be on
Solomon Jones
Oct 10


All Hat, No Cattle: Dallas Walks the Plank vs. Bucs
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers took care of business in a surprising upset versus the Dallas Cowboys Thursday night. Dallas came into the game as a heavy favorite, as deserved. Tampa entered the game a pathetic 0-4. Especially with Baker Mayfield out, nobody thought the Bucs had a chance of winning this game. The Cowboys couldn’t get anything going on offense for a long while, and Tampa Bay took advantage of that. Rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels held his own against Dallas. He sc
Solomon Jones
Oct 9


NBA Preseason Preview: The Top-10 Players in the NBA Right Now
The 2026-27 NBA season is about to kick off, and there’s a lot to be excited about. There’s new faces in new places, high stakes, and much more. What makes this league exciting are the players that give their life towards it, and some of them are the best of the best. There’s ten players that stand out the most, and this is the current ranking of them heading into the year. #10: Kawhi Leonard - It may surprise you that Leonard is here, especially after the offseason drama
Solomon Jones
Oct 7
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