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Believe it or not it's been 20 years since Pat Tillman was killed by friendly fire/or assassinated, take your pick. Such an admirable man, a true American hero even though he would have never agreed with that description, such was his character: The Pat Tillman Experience...

One of the local bird cage liners buried Korda's accomplishment in the wrap-up squibs of various news items at the end of the sports section. And yet this same newspaper like so many others fills its sports pages with "equal" coverage of girls' high school and college sports even though the...

I'd like to see the Oilers win it. Connor McDavid needs it for his legacy and he's an incredible talent. Scored 100 assists this season (as did Nikita Kucherov, throwbacks to the high scoring days of the '80s and '90s). German-born Leon Draisaitl is another offensive beast. McDavid had...

I don't recall it mentioned before last year. Logan Wilson's tackle on Mark Andrews seemed to set off the campaign to ban it when Andrews was knocked out for the season. The idea is to cut down on ankle injuries, and there's a lot of them and they usually take a while to come back from, so if...

Nelly Korda has won five straight LPGA events, tying the all-time record. And while that streak has been taking place, Scottie Scheffler has won four of five PGA events. Fresh off his Masters win, Scheffler won the RBC Heritage, which finished today due to a rain delay on Sunday. Scheffler's...

Big congrats to Nelly Korda, who tied the all-time LPGA record by winning her fifth straight tournament, the Chevron Championship, which is a major (some may remember it when it was named after Dinah Shore for many years before the inevitable corporate takeover and name change). It's the one...

"Conservative" so-called "leaders" are so gutless and compromised that it's people like Bill Maher who are speaking at least a little truth about the mass agenda of perverting and warping children taking place...

Notice too how the number of Poly and African names is now roughly the same as Whites when it comes to first round mocks such as CBS's: - Odunze (Nigerian) - Fuaga (Samoan) - Fashanu (Nigerian) - Fautanu (Samoan) - Latu (Samoan and Tongan) - Suamataia (Samoan) The NFL and College Football...

Even rabidly anti-White ESPN has now identified Will Shipley as a "sleeper." It's so important that this year's "outliers" are drafted by teams that will treat them close to fairly from the get-go, rather than be taken by super Caste organizations that will merely fit them into stereotyped...

Hilarious: Biden Says a Child Gave Him the Middle Finger: “It Happens All the Time” https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/04/biden-says-child-gave-him-middle-finger-it/

It's simply "amazing" how often charges against black athletes end up being dropped. The epidemic of black athletes being arrested for domestic violence and then getting away with it is a national disgrace, but one the so-called feminists will never say anything about: Colts TE Drew Ogletree...

It was posted on CF previously but is worth posting again because it's a postcard from a long gone America. Not just the huge Confederate flag in the background, but performing the song in a stadium filled with 50,000 young White people in Oakland, California. Simply unimaginable today and...

RIP Dickey Betts. What a star-crossed band the Allman Brothers were, starting with Duane Allman's death in a motorcycle crash at the age of 24. Was listening briefly to the radio today and the host was wondering if the Allman Brothers were the best and most important American rock band ever...

Carson Steele's RAS is 7.36 or a rank of 477 out of 1,804 RBs tested from 1987 to 2024, or close to being in the top quarter. Pretty impressive if you ask me, yet the verdict of this article is hardly surprising: fullback! Power backs can only be Black, White ones can only be blocking...

What a bitch! Mellencamp made some good songs 40 years ago but now he's another washed-up angry leftist. Neil Young comes to mind. When Mellencamp was in his early 40s he married a blonde supermodel then in her early 20s. Nothing wrong with that, but several years later he was advocating...

Looking at the 49ers current depth chart, Taylor has a chance to stick as the fourth or fifth receiver. He returns to the team where he made his mark as a rookie only to see his career ruined by injuries: The 49ers have agreed to terms with Trent Taylor, formerly of the Bears, on a one-year...

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said Louis Rees-Zammit will “start off” as a running back. The rugby superstar, who signed a three-year deal with the Chiefs in March, could be used at multiple positions in the KC offense, but will begin in the backfield. ESPN’s Adam Tiecher suggested the Chiefs...

Good summary. I hate to bring up you know who, but the way Scheffler's competitors all made double bogeys and fell away just as Scottie was heating up is reminiscent of the way Tiger Woods often won in his heyday. (Woods finished dead last btw among those who made the cut.) The exception was...

Exciting third round today. The pin placements were difficult and the greens were like glass and the scores reflected that. Scottie Scheffler leads by one stroke at -7. Collin Morikawa birdied the first three holes, which was enough for him to finish the round in second place at -6. Max Homa...

Into the Ether https://im1776.com/2024/04/08/into-the-ether/

Very strong winds and cool temps made the second round a survival test, more like some of the wild weather days at a British Open than a typical Masters day. The winds were strong enough to send sand from the bunkers flying all over the place, including in players' eyes. DeChambeau...

Here's a typical ridiculous write-up, this time of Ricky Pearsall: Ricky Pearsall (WR – Florida) Standing at 6-foot-1 and 189 pounds, Ricky Pearsall will be a dedicated slot receiver who’s extremely reminiscent of former New England Patriots wideout Julian Edelman. He’s an excellent...

I agree with this. Chad Muma is spinning his wheels in Jax when he could be starting for a lot of teams. The Jags are wasting his best years, drafting him in the third round after taking another inside backer in the first round in the same draft was inexplicable even for that bottom feeder...

Yes, getting back on topic, it's difficult to overstate how popular O. J. was for a long time. He won the Heisman Trophy in 1968, arguably the most fateful year in the history of the United States and Western civilization. The Permanent Cultural Communist Revolution went into high gear in '68...