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  • Compromise Can Be Right

    Sports often ignite intense emotions, occasionally leading to clashes among athletes, even between teammates. In a notable 2015 incident involving Bryce Harper and Jonathan Papelbon of the Washington Nationals,...

  • A Christian Worldview

    Coaches say a lot without ever saying a word. A smile, frown, a look of disgust, or a head shake can communicate a lot. Some studies show between 65%...

  • Required Toughness

    Mick Cronin’s first season as the UCLA head basketball coach wasn’t going to plan when he tore into his players after a loss to rival Stanford dropped them below...

  • Unstoppable

    The 1980 Soviet hockey team was unstoppable, and the U.S. hockey team was composed of college kids who had never played together. When these teams met in the medal...

  • Lessons on Generosity

    On April 10, 2019, the Virginia Cavaliers, under the leadership of head basketball coach Tony Bennett, achieved a historic milestone by clinching their first NCAA Championship. The triumph marked...

  • Breaching the Barrier

    Branch Rickey helped Don McClanen launch the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Rickey was clear that sports were not the most important thing in his life, “Jesus is not a...

  • Turning Point

    In 1993, the NFL witnessed a historic turning point during a game between the Houston Oilers and the Buffalo Bills. With the Oilers comfortably ahead 35-3 late in the...

  • Winning Witnessing

    The Lord used a player and a coach in the 1980s to bring another player, Mark Richt, to saving faith in Jesus Christ. After playing football for the Miami...

  • Under Pressure

    The best-known modern-day martyr is former missionary Jim Elliot, who attended Wheaton College and joined their wrestling team during his first year. He believed in the value of physical...