The Atlantic 10 announced that the conference has created a commission to address racial equity, diversity, and inclusion. The commission will focus on collective resources and expertise within the A-10…
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Georgetown’s sophomore center, Malcolm Wilson was selected to represent the Big East on the NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (National SAAC). Wilson has been appointed to the Men’s Basketball Oversight…
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With 6:54 left in the second quarter, the Philadelphia Eagles were up 17-0. No one in the Washington D.C. area was shocked. Why would they be? This has been one…
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Washington Football Team announced that they’ve released running back Adrian Peterson. Thank you for everything, @AdrianPeterson. pic.twitter.com/nWQMa7kYxE — Washington Football Team (@WashingtonNFL) September 4, 2020 Peterson had a productive two…
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Coach John Thompson II passed away this week. He was a larger than life figure and was a lot more than just a basketball coach. Marcus “Mook” Washington talked about…
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Daniel Snyder made a splash when he hired new team president, Jason Wright. Wright is the first Black American team president in the NFL. But, lets not get this twisted,…
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Marcus “Mook” Washington sat down with George Washington Men’s Assistant Basketball coach, Graham Bousley. Prior to coming to George Washington, coach Bousley served on staffs that included Bo Ryan, Shaka…
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The Washington Football Team released Derrius Guice two hours after he was arrested to domestic violence charges. Statement from the team: “This afternoon we learned that there were multiple charges…
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Maryland’s football team got a bit of good news today when they were informed that the NCAA has cleared Taulia Tagovailoa’s transfer waiver had been approved. Tagovailoa will be eligible…
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Per George Washington Athletics, the University will be reducing athletic teams from 27 to 20. The reduction will take place at the conclusion of the 2020-21 academic year. The following…
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