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Latest Newsletter Articles
Here are just a few of the articles that you are missing in the latest Issue of FROM THE GYM TO THE JURY
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Herschel Walker is Running for U.S. Senate
Herschel Walker, one of the all-time greats in football, is running for U.S. Senate in Georgia in the 2022 election. Tired of the liberal progressive agenda being played out in Congress, conservative Walker stated,
“I’m coming for you, Georgia!”
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Should We Care?
Why does the NFL suspend players like QB DeShawn Watson for a mere 6 games for sexually assaulting multiple women, when wideout Calvin Ridley bet $1500 on a game and was suspended for the entire 2022 season?
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Ball of Confusion
USA Today recently called the new NCAA guidelines for transgender athletes “ridiculously complex”. I prefer to call them by the old Temptations' song title “Ball of Confusion”.
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Tennessee changes
state NIL laws
This could be game changing
for not only Tennessee, but also for
the country if more states decide to follow
Tennessee's lead on changing the Name, Image and Likeness rules.
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Praying Football Coach
appeals to the
U.S. Supreme Court
Plaintiff Coach Kennedy believes he is engaging
in his rights of freedom of religion and freedom of
speech, while the school district saw him as a public
school employee infringing on the religious freedom
of the students who felt pressured to join him in
prayer on the field.
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Pain Medication Control in the NFL
Nine NFL players alleged in 2020 that, during
their previous careers, the team physicians
and athletic trainers gave them
unreasonable amounts of painkilling
opioids and anti-inflammatory
medications to allow
them to play the game of football. Find out who the judge sided with in this interesting case study!