“To the NCAA: Thank you!” Nell Fortner, Georgia Tech Women’s Head Basketball coach, said. “Thank you for using the three biggest weeks of your organization’s year to expose exactly how you feel about women’s basketball – an afterthought.”
The US Women’s National Team has been fighting for gold medals and championships on the pitch. Off-the-field, they’re pitching politicians to support equal pay for women.
Now, beyond the, “that was a bad call, ref!”, there’s also the “oh, that was a make-up call” fans get upset about. Your team is penalized (maybe the ref knows the call wasn’t right) then finds something, even if it’s minuscule, from the other team later in the game, to make up for the call that was made against your team. Is this a thing? Well, we now have some (slight) proof. Audio straight from a NHL referee who was supposedly mic’ed up in a recent Nashville Predators, Detroit Red Wings game.
More love. Less hate. As an Flipino-American, here’s my perspective on the racism and vitriol that’s happening towards the incredibly resilient, strong, humble, loving Asian-American Pacific Islander community. “We are TIRED of our pain being overlooked #StopAsianHate,” Jeremy Lin said in a Tweet.
Following that loss, Buckeyes star E.J. Liddell received horrible messages on social media which threatened him and called him racial slurs.
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It’s been quite the journey for NASCAR driver Kyle Busch and his wife, Samantha Busch. With all the twists and turns of life, the Busch’s are facing a different kind of race that is so much bigger than a NASCAR pit stop or finishing first after that checkered flag waves. This is a pit stop of sorts in life where the Busch’s are waiting for what’s next.
You can’t spell Herron without hero. That’s what the Tempe Arizona Police Department is calling New England Patriots offensive lineman Justin Herron along with another man, as well. “Our sincere gratitude to the two hero’s that saved an elderly victim of a vicious attack,” the Tempe Police Department said in a tweet.