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Old Testament

  • Compromising

    During his 2021 Big 10 press conference, Northwestern’s head coach Pat Fitzgerald was asked about the NCAA allowing players to receive money for their name, image, and likeness. The...

  • Who Was the Greatest

    John Wooden was known as The Wizard of Westwood. He was the first player to be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame both as a player and as...

  • Homecoming

    The Harvard-Yale alumni have returned home annually for The Game since the 1870s. However, Missouri is credited with planning and hosting the first “coming home” celebrations around 1910. Jeopardy!...

  • Biblical Justice

    Many fans were shocked when Maya Moore stepped away from the WNBA in 2019. She was only 29 years old and at the peak of her career, having already...

  • Sports Outreach

    Don McClanen, a young athlete and coach in the 1940s and 1950s, wondered why professional athletes endorsed shaving cream and cigarettes but not a Christian lifestyle. That insight became...

  • Placing Limits on God

    In 2020, the Wheaton College baseball team embarked on a mission trip to Colombia, utilizing the platform of baseball to share the gospel. Colombians, Americans, and Venezuelans filled both...

  • Sports Idolatry

    Throughout my years of playing competitive sports and coaching, I noticed one thing that was consistently present. Whether it was baseball, basketball, or football, I saw many athletes and...

  • Bug Problem

    Joba Chamberlain offers some friendly advice to baseball players following the Bug Game. “Vinegar or dryer sheets,” Chamberlain, the former Yankees pitcher, told MLB.com in 2017. “That’s how you...

  • Judgment and Mercy

    Manhattan College men’s basketball coach Steve Masiello learned a valuable lesson in 2014 when he almost became the head basketball coach at South Florida. After accepting the job at...