• Alabama Head Coach Avery Johnson has Crimson Tide Basketball Rolling

  Avery Johnson, the head coach of the University of Alabama basketball team, has the Crimson Tide on a five game winning streak. A man of faith, Johnson is instilling his players with a will to win grounded in his faith in Jesus Christ.

  

• Seton Hall Poll: Americans Worried Terrorist Attacks at Sporting Events

  According to a poll conducted by Seton Hall Univeristy, a majority of American sports fans are concerned about terrorist activity at large sports venues.

  

• AJ McCarron: Who Is the Bengals Backup QB?

  After Andy Dalton's thumb injury Sunday against Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Bengals backup quarterback A.J. McCarron took over for the AFC North leader. Who is AJ McCarron and does he have what it takes to lead the Bengals, if necessary, into the playoffs?

• University of Maryland Votes To Change The Name of Byrd Stadium

  The troubling trend of renaming buildings on university campuses has infected the world of college sports. In November, the University of Maryland Board of Regents voted to rename Byrd Stadium, the home field of the U. of M. football team, to the simple moniker Maryland Stadium. The board voted 12-5 in favor of the measure after student-led protests to rename the stadium began early in 2015.

  

• Stadium Shenanigans In St. Louis; Will Corruption Claim Keep Rams From Leaving to Los Angeles?

  With the nation's second largest city, Los Angeles, begging the NFL for a professional football, to moving trucks are practically circling around St. Louis like hungry vultures. It's no secret that the city needs a new stadium to replace Edward Jones Dome to keep the Rams from bolting for Southern California. Now, as the drama unfolds regarding a proposed billion dollar stadium deal, one St. Louis politician has publicly claimed corruption in the process to keep the Rams in town.