Athletic Trainers Need More Praise and Recognition
October 25, 2022
As seasons overlap, an increasing amount of physical pressure is being placed onto multi-sport athletes. Luckily, athletic trainers are here to save the day.
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The Legend of the Cheerleading Spirit Stick
October 21, 2022
The legend of the cheerleading spirit stick has been passed down through generations of peppy youngsters since the 1950s. But why is a piece of plastic so widely "praised?"
Top Five Out-There Mascots
October 18, 2022
On today's episode of #SCARYEVENTS, we will go through the five most out-there mascots across colleges today.
#SCARYEVENTS: College Gameday and the Curse of the Mascot Head
October 13, 2022
This is the story of a College Gameday analyst on ESPN famous for his predictions. But, is the prediction cursed? Legend says that when a Gameday analyst chooses your team to win, they face utter defeat. Others claim the opposite: they are beyond relived when their team gets chosen. What is the truth?
The Curse of The Great Bambino
October 11, 2022
The curse held so many fans down they tried to break it. Some fans broke into Babe Ruth’s private property to try and execute a “make-good” while actual witches performed ceremonies in front of his door. Other fans simply tried to pray the curse away. All were very unsuccessful and albeit a tad weird.
#ScaryEvents is Back for Year 2!
October 10, 2022
SportsEvents is bringing all things tricks, treats, and more right to your social media feed! We will cover legendary sports folklore, sports folklore that is so funny you’ll wonder who came up with it, and even get insights on the SportsEvents staff’s favorite fall treats for those trick plays on Saturdays!
Who is Getting the Blame for Toxic Sports Culture?
September 27, 2022
Toxic sports culture is a thing and should not be taken lightly. When we are trying to get our children to sign up because it is fun then get mad when said child loses, a switch flips. After all, aren’t sports supposed to teach people one of the most valuable lessons in life? You win some you lose some?
Small Towns, Larger Complexes
September 13, 2022
While everyone can agree that we love sports and wish there were more in the youth sector, citizens can sometimes feel the opposite.
Referee Shortages are the Last Thing We Need Right Now, Part 2
July 27, 2022
For example, in June at a Florida basketball tournament, a 19-year-old player was charged with a misdemeanor after throwing a series of punches at a referee. In a Kansas City tournament, after becoming upset by a whistle call during a basketball game, a coach shoved an official. The official then tried to retaliate, other coaches, a player, and spectators, surrounded the official while hitting, punching, and knocking him to the floor. A hockey official is also recovering from sustained injuries after a player clubbed him with his stick. The man has been left with a constant headache, blurred vision, and soreness. We need to do better.
Scorching Heat, Noon Games, and a Bunch of 12-Year-Olds
July 12, 2022
When the external temperature reaches the 90s or 100s, the heat index, especially in the southern regions of the United States, can reach 125 degrees easily. This creates an unsafe environment for outdoor activities as high external heat and a fast heartrate from sports exertion can be a fatal combination.
