Behind the Line

Lia Thomas crushed the dreams of young women last week...by winning several NCAA Championships in swimming. This supposed accomplishment has brought her praise...with NBC News claiming Lia Thomas is a trailblazer for young women.

We react to a recent article published by NBC News. We dispute several false narratives pushed by NBC. We also react to a letter written to the NCAA by Reka Gyorgy. We explain how Reka Gyorgy wasn't critical enough of the NCAA...and how young women speaking out against Lia Thomas after the NCAA Championships was too little to late.

Mike Freeman is supposedly a sports editor for USA Today. For some reason...he felt Ketanji Brown Jackson is somehow related to the sports world. Mike Freeman and USA Today tried to compare Ketanji Brown Jackson to Jackie Robinson.

We dispute the comparison of Ketanji Brown Jackson to Jackie Robinson...and explain how USA Today is attempting to garner sympathy for Ketanji Brown Jackson. Yesterday was disastrous for her...so Mike Freeman is trying to divert your attention from reality...by making a false comparison to garner sympathy.

The Orlando Pride of the NWSL are making headlines nationally. Of course...it's not for anything the Orlando Pride accomplished on the soccer field. The Orlando Pride and the NWSL only make headlines for happenings off the field.

We react to a recent story involving the Orlando Pride and one of their supporting groups called The Black Swans. We explain how this is a situation of the woke turning on the woke. We're critical of the Orlando Pride for folding to pressure...and bending to their woke counterparts.

Heading into March Madness...there was a massive push for equity. We were told women's college basketball could draw an audience...if the NCAA invested the same amount of money as they did the men. ESPN heavily promoted the women's college basketball tournament this year.

Looking at March Madness TV ratings...it appears equity isn't real. We reveal and react to the ratings for March Madness. We discuss possible excuses the media will generate to explain the disparity between the ratings for March Madness. We explain how these ratings prove...women's basketball isn't a draw.

Just when you thought Bomani Jones couldn't draw lower ratings for his HBO show...he comes out and surprises us again. The second episode of Bomani Jones show aired Sunday night on HBO. The network moved Bomani Jones into the timeslot of John Oliver...since he was off last week.

Once again...Bomani Jones proved to be an absolute failure. We reveal the ratings of Game Theory with Bomani Jones. We explain how this proves popularity on Twitter doesn't translate to television.

Daymond John created a nice career for himself as an entrepreneur and investor on Shark Tank. He was a guest on TMZ Sports last Friday...and Daymond John made an interesting comparison between March Madness and American society in the 1800s.

We react to Daymond John and his comparison. We explain how Daymond John made excellent points about the NCAA and March Madness...but his premise was invalidated by the comparison. We discuss the potential problems the NCAA would encounter if the paid players involved in March Madness.

Nancy Armour wrote an interesting article for USA Today. Nancy Armour claims to know why women's college basketball isn't as popular as their male counterparts. Nancy Armour raved on the supposed excitement of women's March Madness...then explained why women's basketball isn't popular by blaming men.

We react to the article in USA Today from Nancy Armour. We provide the real reason women's college basketball remains unpopular...and explain why Nancy Armour is blaming men.

The Cleveland Browns orchestrated a trade with the Houston Texans to bring Deshaun Watson to Cleveland. The Browns gave Deshaun Watson the highest-paid fully guaranteed contract in NFL history.

Of course...Twitter immediately overreacted to Deshaun Watson being traded to Cleveland. We react to tweets from Mina Kimes, Mike Freeman, and an article by Joe Banner. We explain how they're using Deshaun Watson...to further their agenda in tarnishing the reputation of the NFL.

Rex Chapman was gifted a job by CBS as a college basketball analyst for March Madness. The problem is...not only is Rex Chapman unfamiliar with the intricacies of college basketball...he's also awkward on camera and uninformed.

We play and react to a short clip of Rex Chapman on CBS. We also discuss the reaction to Rex Chapman on Twitter. We explain how Rex Chapman working at CBS is an example of the failure of equity in practice.

ESPN presented a pageantry of wokeness Friday during the Women's College Basketball Tournament...now known as March Madness 2.0. ESPN used Elle Duncan to inform their audience of a pending demonstration regarding the state of Florida.

Elle Duncan organized a moment of silence for ESPN...that spilled over into the NCAA women's tournament. We play and react to a couple of clips of the pageantry at ESPN Friday. We explain how ESPN officially crossed the line with this demonstration...and is no longer hiding their agenda.