In a media zoom call scheduled specifically for a discussion on the hiring of Bruiser Flint as a new Assistant Coach, John Calipari covered a vast array of topics. The University of Kentucky head coach was asked about: COVID-19, the chances of having a season amidst it, backlash for his tweet about getting getting his team registered to vote, the on-campus conversation about … [Read more...] about Calipari on Potential Rupp Arena Name Change, Team Protests
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What to do if You have Been Injured by a Police Officer During an Arrest
One need not read too deeply in the newspapers or on online social media to understand that we live in uncertain times. Indeed, the news is replete with stories of police overreach, mistakes, brutality, and excess as the nation reels from disaster to calamity and back again on a broad front ranging from public outcry on race relations, fears fueled by the global public health … [Read more...] about What to do if You have Been Injured by a Police Officer During an Arrest
What Should You Spend on SEO for a Criminal Defense Law Firm?
The market for individuals and companies offering SEO marketing services is heavily saturated with people who are eager and more than willing to generate a bill for an attorney who is looking to take their criminal law practice to the next level. The average price range for SEO for law firms and attorneys is between $2000 and $10,000 per month. In areas where the saturation … [Read more...] about What Should You Spend on SEO for a Criminal Defense Law Firm?
College Football Players Literally Fighting for their Right to Survive
American football is as much a contact sport as his humanly possible. Whereas in other sports, contact is sometimes encouraged and/or advantageous in regards to the situation, football sees at least a dozen guys getting to know each other, up close and personal on every single play. Contact sports and social distancing go together like a Trump press conference and the … [Read more...] about College Football Players Literally Fighting for their Right to Survive
Why Young Students Should Watch Sports News and Live Games With Their Parents
Watching sports news or live games with a preschooler or young student can be an incredible opportunity for bonding. It allows for the sharing of time between parents and their children, and they can teach them a few rules of the game. Furthermore, the young scholar learns the fundamental values of being a cordial champion or loser. … [Read more...] about Why Young Students Should Watch Sports News and Live Games With Their Parents
Rutgers Football Experiences COVID-19 Outbreak, Suspends Practice
Rutgers football and Ohio State, despite residing in the same division of the same conference, don't really have much in common. They're basically at opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to current pecking order and history of program success. However, they now have a coronavirus outbreak in common. As of today, both teams have seen a COVID-19 outbreak put their … [Read more...] about Rutgers Football Experiences COVID-19 Outbreak, Suspends Practice
Aaron Judge Encourages the ‘uncomfortable conversations’
Earlier this week #BoycottMLB was a top trending hash tag on Twitter, and for your sake, I hope you did not click on it. I'm still recovering from the brain damage that I suffered upon looking at it. Almost all of the content posted with that hash tag was provided by people who completely miss the point of taking a knee during the national anthem. Just like we saw in the … [Read more...] about Aaron Judge Encourages the ‘uncomfortable conversations’
Yankees-Nationals Season Opener Overflowing in Political Overtones
When Washington Nationals starting pitcher Max Scherzer through the first pitch tonight at Nationals Park, to New York Yankees Centerfielder Aaron Hicks, it marked the return of "big four" American sports for the first time in four months. No more preseason exhibition stuff, or just sports like substances, or competition only in the lesser known professional sports … [Read more...] about Yankees-Nationals Season Opener Overflowing in Political Overtones
Football Season vs Dating: How to Keep Your Private Life Alive in Busy Times
Football season is upon us and it can be hard to keep your private life flourishing during this time. Anyone that is a serious fan knows that this sport can claim hours of a person’s life throughout a given week. How in the world do you strike a proper balance between spending time with a romantic partner and the game? Here’s what you need to know. … [Read more...] about Football Season vs Dating: How to Keep Your Private Life Alive in Busy Times
John Calipari Pleads Strongly: “just wear a mask”
University of Kentucky Coach John Calipari met the media, virtually, via Zoom this morning for a session that focused primarily on his recently having partnered with the McClendon Foundation. Calipari will work with other college basketball coaches to help launch the McLendon Minority Leadership Initiative (follow this link for more), but the main takeaway from the session … [Read more...] about John Calipari Pleads Strongly: “just wear a mask”