What Happened to the “Cinderellas” of March Madness?
The NCAA tournament has long been regarded as perhaps the most fun postseason in sports due to the unpredictability of…
The Faces of Women’s Basketball
I’ve grown up playing basketball. From my first organized basketball league in third grade to my high school varsity team…
Conference Realignment and the End of the Pac-12
Michigan vs. USC, Ohio State vs. Oregon, Kansas vs. Arizona. These are games that college sports fans would LOVE to…
Lia Thomas and the Larger Picture of Transgender Athletes
The debate surrounding transgender women’s right to compete in female sports has been reignited thanks to a particularly telling photograph…
Your Fears About Lia Thomas Are Unfounded
On Wednesdays and Fridays from 3 to 7 pm, I tutor at an after-school program in the Roxbury neighborhood of…
The Latest Anti-Trans Sports Legislation Will Hurt American Youth
Trans youth are under attack as waves of anti-trans bills across the country are being passed to prevent them from…
BC Men’s Basketball Loses as Syracuse Keeps March Hopes Alive
Boston College men’s basketball fell to Syracuse on Saturday afternoon as the Orange make their final push for the NCAA…
NC State Blows Out Undermanned Men’s Basketball
Boston College men’s basketball suffered an 81-65 loss to the NC State Wolfpack Saturday afternoon at Conte Forum, sending them…
Coronavirus Puts Sports World on Hold
Over the past month, the spread of the coronavirus disease has had significant impacts on global infrastructure and transportation processes.…
BREAKING: NCAA to Allow Athletes to Profit from Name, Image, and Likeness
In a stunning turn of events, the NCAA Board of Governors voted unanimously on Tuesday to allow student-athletes to “benefit…
Jemele Hill Advises Black Athletes to Leave White Colleges for HBCUs
Jemele Hill’s article highlights the exploitation of Black athletes in white institutions, leading to concerns about the inequality of funding…
California’s ‘Fair Pay to Play’ Act Kindles Debate Over Paying College Athletes
California’s Senate recently voted on a bill that would allow colleges to pay student-athletes for their name, image, and likeness.