September Sports Memes!
Similar Posts
More Reasons Not to Watch: Black NBA Player Makes Racially Charged Comment Against White Player
Bad behavior on the NBA court. LA Clippers forward Montrez Harrell apparently called Dallas Mavericks Slovenian player Luka Doncic a ‘b***h a*s white boy‘ after a scuffle (Daily Wire). To be honest, one ESPN analyst (a former player) and an Outkick reporter both were quick to rebuke Harrell. Remember incidents like this before you shell…
NBA So Boring Announcer Falls Asleep
Last Tuesday night’s nationally televised game between the Houston Rockets and Miami Heat had the lowest ratings of the season this year. As the interest in NBA basketball plummets, ratings are taking a monumental hit across the league. Games have become so boring that even the announcers are struggling to pay attention and in some cases stay awake.
Despite Pandemic, NBA Fan Continues to Support Team
Despite Pandemic, NBA Fan Continues to Support Team ANAHEIM, Calif.—The recent economic downturn hasn’t deterred one NBA fan, who continues to support his team through online purchases and other league-licensed products. Los Angeles Lakers fan David Taylor, 48, who was recently laid off from his manufacturing job, doesn’t understand why people are turning away from…
NFL Shortens Games to Include More National Anthems
The NFL announced Friday they will make adjustments to the upcoming 2020 football season to allow for an enhanced inclusion of various cultures into the pre-game celebration. Beginning on opening day, every game this season will include an extended National Anthem “sing-along” to include up to 16 different pieces of music. In a press release…
ESPN’s Le Batard Continues to Politicize Sports
Orlando Magic player Jonathan Isaac refused to kneel for the National Anthem because of his religious beliefs. Free speech wasn’t good enough for ESPN talking head Dan Le Batard, who has been a spearhead for the politicization of sports. Issac later tore his ACL, which seemed to be humorous for Le Batard, who then asked…
Grim Reality of Cancelled Football Season Hits Home for Colorado Players
Grim Reality of Cancelled Football Season Hits Home for Colorado Players BOULDER, Colo.—Now that the Pac-12 conference has cancelled their entire fall season, a number of University of Colorado Buffalo football players are wondering what they are supposed to do. “I mean, we did go to some classes last season, but they are now saying…