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President Donald Trump made it a priority after entering office to protect women’s sports from encroachment, as biological males seek to dominate female competitions. 
Unfortunately, some states like Maine and California have decided that they shouldn’t be required to follow those orders, because reality conflicts with their political ideologies. Similarly, some organizations, like the NCAA, have decided to pay lip service to compliance while creating glaring loopholes that could easily be exploited by those motivated to do so.

While Johnson’s overall failure hasn’t quite fallen to Snyder levels, it has certainly been trending in that direction.

The Cincinnati Bengals have essentially been eating in prison-like conditions for the past year.
According to the newly released annual NFL Player Association’s rankings that asked players from across the league to anonymously grade their team’s amenities, such as the luxury of the team plane to the quality of the food at their facilities, the Bengals players DESPISE their food experience. 
Some highlights (or should I say lowlights) include:
– Bengals players rated the taste of their food 4.82 / 10 (Ranked last in all the NFL)
– Freshness of the food 5.

NBA Centel [sic], regarded as the greatest sports parody account on X/Twitter, may be done for good.
The news caught everyone by surprise — NBA fans were spiraling over the sudden loss of the ‘fake news’ generator, which has amassed a huge following for its ‘so bad it’s good’ fake news headlines.
On Wednesday, fans posted screenshots of an inactive NBA Centel account on X, with nearly 350K followers on the social network. The tweets weren’t available for viewing, and the account appeared seriously handcuffed. They appeared to break a cardinal sin on X.

Tre Holloman shot this from behind the logo.

We needed this in the Dunk Contest.
Portland Trail Blazers’ guard/forward Shaedon Sharpe has turned down the dunk contest multiple times at this point, but he might need to do it in order to save the competition. The high flyer has a bevy of highlight reel dunks to his name in his young career, but this one might take the cake as the 2024-2025 NBA Dunk of the Year.

SHAEDON SHARPE.
DUNK OF THE YEAR CANDIDATE.pic.twitter.

Formula 1 teams are testing in Bahrain right now ahead of the 2025 season, but there’s already plenty of attention on the 2026 season which will feature new regulations that will bring big changes to the cars, new engine suppliers, and perhaps biggest of all, a new 11th team, Cadillac F1.
And this week, the team’s CEO Dan Towriss discussed the plans for their maiden driver lineup.

Well, Pat Bev’s back in hot water.
The former Milwaukee Bucks guard might finally face the music for chucking a basketball at Pacers fans during last season’s playoffs.
NBA Player Stupidly Whips Ball At Random Fans, Bullies Female Reporter: VIDEO
Pat Bev, known for his short fuse, has been named in a lawsuit by two fans, Jessica Simmons and Katie Lanciotti, who claim they suffered physical and emotional damage caused by Beverley’s outburst. 
Beverley, the Milwaukee Bucks, and assistant coach Josh Oppenheimer were named as defendants in the lawsuit filed in Marion County (IN).

Shaedon Sharpe threw down a ridiculous poster on Wednesday night in Washington.

It’s no secret that Wayne Gretzky — the greatest hockey player of all time — is pals with President Donald Trump, and that’s something that has not sat well with folks in Gretzky’s native Canada.
That’s, of course, because of the President’s repeated calls for Canada to become the US’s 51st state. Gretzky even caught flack from people on social media while he was serving as Canada’s honorary captain ahead of the 4 Nations Face-Off championship game last week.