All Articles
Sensational footage of the women’s volleyball match between Seneca and Centennial. Watch the video to learn about the 5 biological male athletes who dominated the court!
In the world of high stakes and roaring crowds, where athletes push themselves to the limits for glory, there’s another side of the story that often goes untold. Amid the grueling training sessions and intense competitions, romance blooms. When two top-tier athletes, each excelling in their own right, come together, it’s not just about shared interests; it’s about understanding the dedication, the sacrifices, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Dive in as we unveil ten professional athletes who didn’t just find love – they found their equally formidable match on the playing field.
Randolph Union High School in Randolph, Vermont banned the girl’s volleyball team from changing in their own locker room after a number of the players objected to a boy, who claims to be a girl, changing in the locker room with them.
South Carolina Women’s Basketball coach Dawn Staley recently claimed she has no intention of offering an apology for pushing Rachel Richardson’s accusations against Brigham Young University (BYU) until Richardson changes her story.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith did a complete 180 degree turn regarding his comments about Duke University Volleyball player Rachel Richardson following a BYU investigation determining that they could find no evidence that she was racially heckled during a volleyball game at the end of August.
CNN host John Avlon called out his own network, LeBron James, and South Carolina Women’s Basketball coach Dawn Staley over pushing Duke Volleyball player Rachel Richardson’s accusations of racial heckling during a game against Brigham Young University (BYU) in Provo, Utah.
Brigham Young University (BYU) announced they completed their investigation into allegations that fans targeted and racially heckled Duke University volleyball player Rachel Richardson and her African American teammates concluding they did not find “any evidence to corroborate the allegation.”
South Carolina and women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley has decided to officially cancel their upcoming home-and-home series with Brigham Young University over an alleged incident in which a BYU fan was accused of yelling racial slurs at a black Duke player at a volleyball game which occurred last month.
Jason Whitlock, a former offensive lineman at Ball State and the current host of Fearless with Jason Whitlock, claims that Duke University’s Rachel Richardson and her accusations of racism against a spectator during a volleyball match against Brigham Young University (BYU) are “an orchestrated scam.”
Fearless host Jason Whitlock recently accused ESPN host Stephen A. Smith of leading a “nationwide manhunt” for a “bigoted ghost” after Duke Volleyball player Rachel Richardson accused a spectator of using the n-word.