by Tony Wyman It’s Time To Quit Playing The National Anthem At Sporting Events Before you read this article, I want you to stop, get on YouTube and listen to a rendition of the Star Spangled Banner while standing with your hand over your heart, silently paying respect to those whose sacrifice gave you […]
by Richard Cameron The Best Way To Remember The Fallen – On And After Memorial Day Memorial Day is one of those days on the national calendar that presents me with ambivalence. I’m not ambivalent about the meaning and significance of the men and women who have fallen in battle during conflicts […]
by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky Editor’s Note: At the beginning of the public awareness cycle last January 25th, National Compass published a FAQ guide on what was known and not known about the virus, which was initially referred to as the 2019n-COV coronavirus or “Wuhan Coronavirus”, marking it’s point of origination in that city of […]
by Tony Wyman If any male footballer had struck the same pose as Megan Rapinoe struck after scoring the winning goal that earned the United States Women’s National Soccer Team their second consecutive World Cup title, the sporting world would barely have taken note. After all, such displays of brashness and boldness are common among […]
by Tony Wyman Former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka once said, “If God wanted us to play soccer, He wouldn’t have given us arms.” Well, Mike, He gave us legs and starting on June 14th at 10AM eastern standard time, an estimated 3.2 billion people will watch the legs representing 32 nations play in the […]
by Tim Jeffery As we draw within a month of the world’s biggest and greatest sporting event, 32 teams are set to converge on Russia full of hope and dreams, all carrying different definitions for success. It’s an event more than half the world will likely tune in to when you consider four years ago 3.2 […]
by Richard Cameron If you have been following the debate on the sideline protests in the NFL on social media and in forums, you have heard people making claims and counter-claims about whether the National Football League has a rule mandating that players must stand during the national anthem. The notion here, underlines the controversy […]
by Tony Wyman Cincinnati – Soccer Powerhouse It isn’t unusual to see the U.S. Women’s National Team, arguably America’s favorite soccer team, fill the stands wherever they play. So it wasn’t shocking when 30,529 people filled the seats at the University of Cincinnati’s venerable Nippert Stadium to watch the United States, led by Alex […]
by Tony Wyman After spending a record amount on transfers this season – £1.4 billion, up 23% from last year – teams in England’s Premier League voted fourteen to five, with one abstention, to shorten the transfer window next year by three weeks. Each season, professional soccer teams are able to buy and sell players […]
by Tim Jeffery Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather After all the braggadocios and smack talk from the two champions, the biggest pay-per view fight in boxing history boiled down to one man simply hitting a wall, leaving him barely able to stand on legs of rubber one minute into round 10 Saturday night at T-Mobile […]
