NCAA
A Folly of Antinomianism: The NCAA and NIL’s
NCAA Players are Free to Have a Side Hustle, But Freedom Remains Elusive
Tim Tebow, Battle Creek, Nice Guy Displacement…and th …
All Tim Tebow does is win – NCAA Championships, Heisman Trophies, NFL Playoff Games, “guy […]
“Bracketology”, the Big Dance, and the Quest for Perfe …
Warren Buffett has given away more money that one thousand of us can give away […]
Reflections on Identity and Bracketology
Congratulations to Louisville, winners of the NCAA tournament, and the team I picked to win […]
Control vs. Chaos? NCAA Recruiting, Texting, and Freedom
In his “Point After” column in the June 25 issue of Sports Illustrated, Phil Taylor […]
The Calipari Complex: When Perfection Is Perfectable
I am a Kentucky fan, and because I am a Kentucky fan, I know about […]
Why the NBA Playoffs Are Better (Though Less Theologically Profoun …
There was a time when I was just like you. I would have read the […]
Justifying the “Student-Athlete”: Amateurism, Whoremas …
A friend said this week that only in America, and particularly in the American South, […]
30 for 30: Marcus Dupree, Theologian of the Cross
The crown jewel of the brilliant ESPN documentary collection, 30 for 30, has to be […]