Articles by: Jacob Weindling

The problem at the heart of college athletic’s biggest issue is a familiar one.

The exploration of seven situations that could kick-start the reemergence of a global nuclear threat over two decades since the fall of the USSR.

Baseball is defined by statistics, so why shouldn’t the metrics we use to evaluate our pastime evolve with the times?

A deep look into the modern-day Republican Party’s downward death spiral.

A group of young, fast, and wildly entertaining players from Colorado are bringing their Cinderella story to Sochi.

Jacob Weindling had a life-changing moment with Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin at the Super Bowl.

A Peyton Manning filled rundown of this Saturday’s 2014 NFL Honors Awards Show, complete with our predictions and analysis of what to expect this Super Bowl Eve on FOX.

Colorado’s full legalization of marijuana opens up the state to massive economic growth possibilities, and getting there was no simple task.

Will we hear less complaints from college football’s fifth ranked team than from its third? We doubt it.

Despite its popularity the currency is far from a path of sustainability.

Too much of the ordeal has been simplified into a battle between the good guys and the bad guys.

The story of a lost program. How the Minutemen imploded in the FBS.

“It feels great just to be nominated.” – Northern Illinois for just about every award.

“Are monopolies illegal? I ask this question because the answer depicts how this country views capitalism through a moral lens. The answer is, yes and no…”