There are battleships hovering around the Strait of Hormuz right now that change direction faster than Jonas Valanciunas can. Read more →

‘Soccer definitely has staying power. You have (50) million viewers, you are doing something right.’ Read more →

From Peyton Watson’s unresolved free agency to the lack of trade activity, it’s been an unexpectedly quiet NBA offseason in Denver. Are the Nuggets actually running it back, or is their business just on hold? Read more →

The word rang through the earpieces of St. Louis Battlehawk helmets and headsets quite often, and with the blunt force of an axe. Solo. Solo meant good. Solo meant audible, if coming from the mouth of offensive coordinator A.J. Smith. Solo meant that an opposing defense had decided to toss a cornerback straight-up in one-on-one coverage against receiver Hakeem Butler. Read more →

Entering his junior season, Titus Huard stands 6-foot-5, weighs 210 pounds, has catcher’s mitts for hands and an Uncle Rico right arm that can throw a football over them mountains Read more →

The Spring King had seen it all, every way to comb through every possible offensive concept at every conceivable level of football, until Luis Perez stepped into A.J. Smith’s world in April. It came within the 7.2-inch length of a Meta Quest 3, thousands of practice and game clips loaded into a virtual-reality database. And it came at the perfect time this spring to Perez, a veteran spring-league quarterback traded midseason to the UFL’s St. Louis Battlehawks and tasked with learning the system of offensive coordinator Smith. Fast. Read more →