Can America Quit Football?
An interview with filmmaker Sean Pamphilon about his latest work-in-progress,"The United States of Football"… More »
Patrick Hruby is a culture writer for The Washington Times. His work has appeared on ESPN.com, the PostGame, ESPNw, The Guardian UK online, and in The Best American Sports Writing. Contact him at www.patrickhruby.net.
An interview with filmmaker Sean Pamphilon about his latest work-in-progress,"The United States of Football"… More »
An interview with Josh Luchs about his new book, which outlines a plan for reforming the NCAA… More »
Why unpaid student-athletes should go on strike for this year's March Madness… More »
Coverage that focuses purely on emotional conflicts and who's winning impoverishes our democracy and obscures the real, important issues at play.… More »
People shouldn't be surprised that the Milwaukee Brewers' Ryan Braun has been accused of using performance-enhancing drugs… More »
The owners acted against their own economic self-interest in barring the Hornets point guard from joining the Lakers… More »
A conversation with Jason Berry, an investigative reporter who's written extensively about child molestation charges against the church… More »
The system is doomed, even with the small tweaks president Mark Emmert wants to make… More »
As the wide receiver prepares to retire, a reflection on what made him so memorable… More »
A group of former players have sued the league for ignoring their brain injuries… More »
Today's players have abandoned the style used by greats like Pete Sampras and John McEnroe… More »
They're demanding an on-air apology from "60 Minutes" for the segment on the cyclist's doping allegations. Do they think we're stupid?… More »
Many fans want to separate the recent doping allegations from his admirable cancer work. Why that's impossible.… More »
The former NHL defenseman died last week at the age of 28. A look at the essential, misunderstood role he played on the ice.… More »
A point-by-point rebuttal of the "Wall Street Journal" op-ed where he predicted Armageddon if the players win out in the league's labor dispute… More »
At the end of the day, what did we—the cash-strapped, debt-choked citizens footing the bill—really get from the $6 million ordeal?… More »
Both sides are passionate. Both are largely well intentioned. And both tend to give short shrift to the obvious.… More »
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