Is this the worst football ad ever?
Who greenlit this ad for a World Football League game 50 years ago this week?
Things in my head
Who greenlit this ad for a World Football League game 50 years ago this week?
Outside of St. Louis, the United Football League can’t draw a crowd. Where’s this “huge market for spring football?”
What did we learn from five weeks of a pandemic-shortened XFL 2.0 season?
There’s been a lot of talk lately about how voting for the National Soccer Hall of Fame is “broken.” As a voter, I can tell you, it’s not.
Paul Gardner is a crazy person. With the subject of his ire hosting MLS Cup this weekend, let’s look back at one reason why.
For many years, baseball’s only clock was the sun, and that worked pretty well. But with average game times in…
Only an indoor soccer aficionado (or geek, if you prefer) would debate the merits of Single-Point Scoring versus those of Multi-Point Scoring. So that’s what we’ll do.
The new Fall Experimental Football League is talking a big game, but looks like small change.
You still can’t trust Major Indoor Soccer League statistics, and here’s why.
I’m happy for Jeff Richey for his recent 45-save game. Only it wasn’t a 45-save game by a long shot.
No, there is no explicit promotion and relegation in American soccer, but that has not kept teams from going up and down the pyramid.
If USSF president Sunil Gulati has responded to NASL fans, it wasn’t this way, which is much snarkier.