A NATIONAL DISASTER: How wild, reckless spending sent The National, this country’s first and last sports daily, to an early grave — from someone who was there
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Born on death row, The National Sports Daily perished of its own hand 30 years ago today, June 13, 1991.
Free agent quarterback Cam Newton showed his class over the weekend after being called “ass” by a heckling kid at one of his football camps. Read more…
The NFL landscape changed drastically Tuesday afternoon once the Russell Wilson to Denver news broke. Wilson and the Broncos swooped in just hours after the announcement of Aaron Rodgers’ new mega $200 million deal ($153 million guaranteed) and hijacked the headlines. In one moment, the balance of power shifted from… Read more…
The U.S. ladies’s national football team’s struggle for equality gained a boost yesterday if they U.S. Soccer came into a settlement on each of the problems that weren’t thrown outside from the courtroom back at the spring. Read…