Deep Dive: Although five weeks have been played, the NFL continues to surprise
Another NFL Sunday is in the books!
Berg is the Word: It remains to be seen whether Anthony Davis can live up to expectations
As the NBA season approaches and the hype continues to build, I’m most interested to see one outcome: how Anthony Davis fares for the Los Angeles Lakers this season.
808s & Fast Breaks: NCAA is run much like a label company
The Fair Pay to Play Act is a step in the right direction, but by no means is the battle for college athlete compensation over.
Black & Gold: Los Angeles’ soccer market is missing a professional women’s team
As women’s soccer continues to gain traction in the United States, expansion of the National Women’s Soccer League appears inevitable.
Plug & Play: Esports streaming helps unite gamers
Most streamers are normal people. They are relatable to viewers who are searching for a place to fit in.
Catch or No Catch: NCAA Playoff should include eight teams instead of four
Ah, the NCAA. Rarely does high praise follow any mention of this adored organization. Still, I would like to give credit where it’s due by applauding its awesome, if obvious, decision to do away with the Bowl Championship Series in favor of a College Football Playoff in 2014.
Berg is the Word: USC’s biggest flaw is the same as it was in 2018
What plagued USC football throughout a dismal 5-7 campaign a year ago was discipline.
Out of Bounds: Collegiate athletics have twisted priorities
The fact that football makes more money is not an excuse for anyone, especially the athletics department, to disrespect smaller, less lucrative sports.
T-Time: This year’s USC team shows early resilience
“’SC has heart!,” screamed redshirt junior safety C.J. Pollard to a group of journalists on his way to the locker room following USC’s upset win over No. 10 Utah. “’SC has heart!”
Hyun-derrated: Parents can lose sight of priorities in youth sports
In many cases, parents make practice and training a higher priority than focusing on academics.