With the Canadian women’s national soccer team rounding out the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) Olympic Qualifying tournament, the word redemption is being thrown around a lot. The tournament – hosted by Vancouver – marked the first time the Canadians have played at home since their disastrous showing at the [...]

As we approach the end of the NFL season, and sink further into an already captivating NBA season, it’s easy to forget that both leagues were entrenched in ugly labor disputes for most of 2011. These lockouts were a fundamental battle between the owners and the players of each league – a battle over who [...]

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Why some university athletes may be hesitant to take to the cup

Entire websites, hours of ESPN coverage, and segments of Sports Radio talk shows are devoted to them, many people participate in them, and yet they do not involve real scores or affect standings. Becoming increasingly popular in the last five years, fantasy sports allow participants pick and manage a virtual team of real athletes. Just [...]

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