Reggie McKenzie was fired the day Gruden was hired We all knew it was coming. At least the ones with common sense. That nano second the ink dried on Jon Gruden’s 10 year, $100M deal, Reggie McKenzie was fired. Yes, I know he was fired that day but he wasRead More →
The Capital City Go-Go got their third win in a row 128-112 over the Delaware Blue Coats. Rookie, Troy Brown Jr. and, Team USA participant, Chasson Randle led the Go-Go in scoring. They are also the reason why fans should make their way down to Congress Heights. The NBA G-LeagueRead More →
Coming into their home game with Wagner, American had won three straight games. It looked like it was heading for a four game winning streak until the Eagles let go of a nine point second half lead. The Eagles would fall to Wagner, 64-58. Most times a coach will blameRead More →
After today’s weigh-in, we are officially set for Saturday’s card at the The Entertainment and Sports Arena. Tori Nelson 155.8 – Sanna Turunen 158.2 (UBF World Middleweight Championship) Kareem Martin 148 – Andrew Rodgers 149 Alexander Johnson 177.8 – Mengistu Zarzar 182.2 Sam Crossed 189.6 – Twon Smith 187.6 Antonio MagruderRead More →
College Football Conference Championship season is upon us. There is a lot at stake for teams like Georgia, Ohio State and Oklahoma. All have a chance at making the College Football Playoffs. In one way or another we all take a stab at a conference championship or two. Mook BoiseRead More →
Team USA jumped out to a 12-0 lead at Argentina but couldn’t keep up the momentum in their 80-63 loss. But by the end of the first quarter, Team USA was only up 16-13. The lead was completely gone by halftime. “Argentina is a tremendous team, and after the firstRead More →
After a two year layoff, Antonio McGruder (5-0) is set to get back in the ring. The Washington DC native will be fighting at the Entertainment and Sports Arena on Saturday. The son of co-promoter, Sean McGruder, hasn’t fought since 2016. McGruder has fought all his fights in the WashingtonRead More →
Over the last few years, women’s boxing is taking a larger stage in the boxing community. Not only has fighters like Claressa Shields become household names but promoters know they can carry a card. On Saturday night at The Entertainment and Sports Arena, local boxer (Ashburn, VA), Tori Nelson (18-2-3,Read More →
The NBA has made it clear that the G-League is going to operate as a minor league of sorts. This might seem obvious but it wasn’t always the case. In the 1980’s, the Continental Basketball Association (CBA) served as the unofficial minor league for players. Eventually the CBA had financialRead More →
Trey Mourning had the best 2o minutes of his Georgetown career in the first half of the Hoyas win over Campbell. The son of former Georgetown great, Alonzo Mourning, had 13 points, 7 rebounds in the first half of Georgetown’s 93-85 victory Campbell. Mourning would end the game with careerRead More →
