NCAA

The National Association of Intercolloquiate Athletics (NAIA) is the first college governing body to mandate athletes compete according to their biological gender for women's sports. The decision, approved unanimously by the NAIA’s Council of Presidents, aims to maintain the safety and competitive fairness of women's athletics, but does not restrict anyone from competing in men's categories…

Minnesota Lieutenant Governor, Peggy Flanagan, has based her selections for the NCAA basketball championships, also known as March Madness, on the abortion laws of the states where the college teams are based. For the women’s teams, she predicted Stanford vs. Southern California as the final pairing, with Southern California as her winning pick, while for the men’s teams she chose UConn over…

Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas is challenging World Aquatics' rule barring trans women who’ve gone through any part of male puberty from competing as women. Despite winning a NCAA Division 1 title under the women's category, Thomas was banned due to perceived unfair physical advantages over female competitors. With Canadian law firm Tyr, Thomas is attempting to change these regulations through…

Various women's sports and safety advocates gathered at the Our Bodies Our Sports rally  demanding the NCAA to stop discrimination and maintain female sports for biological females only.

With the rise of transgenderism in our country today, we are forced to wrestle with a host of issues and questions that weren’t on anyone’s radar a mere 15 years ago: should trans athletes be allowed to compete in women’s sports, can children undergo transition surgeries without parent’s consent, etc.

The Biden administration thinks it has found a compromise when it comes to transgender athletes who wish to play on women’s sports teams. New proposed regulations under Title IX, the 50-year-old law passed in 1972 which “prohibits discrimination based on sex in education programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance, will now include partial protection for transgender…

Get her to the WNBA, where she'll never be heard from again.

Chalk up a victory for the non-woke crowd. Pouty John Feinstein boycotted this year’s Final Four because host state Texas has refused to grab people’s guns. For those unfamiliar with the Duke University graduate Feinstein, he had been a leading author and personality on college basketball for years. Now he’s just a foolish man who believes guns are more evil than the person using them to shoot…

She's not much of a VP, but she's unquestionably the Queen of Cringe. Vice President and gaffe-maker Kamala Harris strengthened her supposed credentials during an embarrassing visit to the Howard University men’s basketball locker room Thursday after the Bison absorbed a thorough beating from the Kansas Jayhawks. She gave March Madness another maddening moment, too.

March Madness went into full swing today, and two private Christian universities were excoriated for standing out from the hedonistic norms of public state universities. Baylor University and Oral Roberts University were exposed as “homophobic” outliers for their biblical beliefs, by the Outsports blog. As in way out there from LGBTQABCD orthodoxy. 

Jason Whitlock talks hard truths.

Seems kind of petty, Joe.

Today is National Girls and Women in Sports Day, and University of Kentucky All-American swimmer Riley Gaines is campaigning against the annihilation of female athletics. In a Fox News op-ed, she renewed calls to protect the integrity of women’s sports. Gaines and other female collegiate swimmers last year raced against a stacked deck created by trans male fraud William “Lia” Thomas. 

Earlier this year, climate change nuts delayed the Tour de France and professional tennis with their protests. Now you can add college football to the list as wackos took the field during Saturday’s Yale-Pennsylvania game and delayed it for an hour.