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NBC News Attacks Tony Dungy Over LGBTQ Views

After tweeting out a debunked news article last week about a school that was claimed to be providing litter boxes in bathrooms for students that identified as cats, Tony Dungy quickly apologized for the incident. However, that wasn’t enough for the NBC News LGBTQ section NBC Out, which promptly published a report citing the NFL coaching legend’s Christian faith and past tweets to support the idea of his supposed “bigotry”. NBC Out demanded Dungy issue an on-air apology on the NBC Sports Network, where he is currently employed. While they have been unsuccessful in their efforts thus far, Dungy continues to remain steadfast in his conservative values, recently appearing at the March for Life Rally in Washington, D.C., just a week ago. Read More

NFL and Players Association Updating Concussion Protocol

After Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's head and neck injury on September 25th, the NFL and the players union have announced stricter concussion protocol. Under the new protocol, players will be unable to compete if they are experiencing ataxia after a concussion. Ataxia is a medical condition that describes a lack of coordination and poor muscle control after a head injury. These changes will go into effect immediately.  Read More

Christian NHL Player Attacked 

Social and mainstream media wokesters continue their attack on Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov, a Russian Orthodox Christian, who refused to wear the team’s Pride jerseys during warm-ups on the organization's sponsored “Gay Pride Night.” Provorov was defended by his coach, John Tortorella, citing that Provorov would not be benched and he was happy he was “staying true to himself.” The Philadelphia Flyers organization publicly condemned the players' actions and doubled down on their continuation of the team’s woke practices.  Read More

Georgia Asserts Itself as CFB’s Top Dog

With their commanding defeat of the TCU Horned Frogs in the College Football championship game Monday night, the Georgia Bulldogs put a cap on their perfect 15-0 season of dominance. While many had high hopes that the TCU Cinderella story may have played spoiler to UGA’s championship repeat, the story did not play out in the way most had wanted, with UGA putting up a BCS/College Football Playoff record 65 points against TCU’s measly 7. Although Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett has announced he is declaring for the NFL draft this year, UGA expects a return of most of their top talent, and with the addition of their top-of-the-nation recruiting class, very few stand in their way of a three-peat championship next year. Read More