Opinion: America’s sport

Football has been the most popular sport in America since the birth of the NFL decades ago, but America’s favorite sport is being dethroned and taking its place is the […]

NFL: Non-Functioning

The NFL is sometimes supposed to act as a watchdog entity for its players and dole out discipline when the situation deems such a thing necessary. After multiple disciplinary faux […]

Opinion: Delay of Game

The NFL has a vendetta against Colin Kaepernick, and there is plenty of blame and confusion to go around. The polarizing quarterback is still a free agent, and there are […]

Column: Not Just for Football Players

Men and women are different. Aside from learned gender roles, there are chemical and neurological differences that separate the two genders. This fact is noticeable, but especially when it comes […]

Sports Briefs: 5/24/2017

Blanked by the Cardinal The Idaho men’s tennis team received a not-so-warm welcome from Stanford in the first round of the NCAA tournament. The Vandals fell to the Cardinal 4-0 […]

Column: Raiderettes Strike Back

In January 2014, two former NFL cheerleaders filed a class-action wage theft lawsuit against the Oakland Raiders. The suit accused the NFL team of breaking multiple state labor laws, like […]

Column: The Washington Contradictions

In early April, the NFL announced the Washington Redskins would be hosting the franchise’s first Thanksgiving Day game this year. When considering the Native American contributions to Thanksgiving and the […]