Thank Goodness for NIA deals…and that most people in college sports are better than this!

In 2003, Carlton Dotson took the life of a teammate, exposing the truth of life on the Baylor basketball team: head Coach Dave Bliss were looking the other way as players risked their health with street drugs, and paid players. Coach Bliss exposed his true character slandering Patrick Dennehy to protect himself. Let’s just say people in NCAA basketball learned a lot from this scandal!

This is Dan Riley.

Al Pacino’s Inches Speech spoke about the importance of unity to a fractured team. It also perfectly captured the consequences of loss as you get older, like losing your innocence, like every Gen Zer, millennial, Gen Xer, and Baby Boomer has. We need to heed Pacino’s warning the country needs to heal and unite, or die as die as individual parties.

This is Dan Riley.

For generations, sports has involved codes of conduct . In the NFL, teams apply Mosaic Law to situations involving dirty hits. In hockey, you didn’t dare cheap shot Wayne Gretzky. Modern politics needs codes of conduct as well.

Otherwise, things can only get worse for the country.

This is Dan Riley.

Malik Beasley and Ed Davis disgraced the NBA getting arrested on betting charges, but it’s equally disgraceful we’ve legalized betting in America. Betting is addictive, of course, and can ruin your finances and mental health. This case just proves sports betting critics were right all along, regardless of whether these two men are guilty or not .

Malik Beasley and Ed Davis disgraced the NBA getting arrested on betting charges, but it’s equally disgraceful we’ve legalized betting in America. Betting is addictive, of course, and can ruin your finances and mental health. This case just proves sports betting critics were right all along, regardless of whether these two men are guilty or not .

This is Dan Riley.

Stuart Scott changed the face of sportscasting, true. He also is a painful reminder cancer can strike anyone. Having seen two people come down with cancer in my family, I know a cure for cancer is more than worth the research dollars.

We can’t afford to lose any more people to this illness.