Terence Moore

Queue the Twilight Zone music. While up is threatening to replace down, the cow is preparing to jump over the moon. And who's to say Martians aren't landing right now on the Golden Gate Bridge?

Angel Reese is so popular that she says she can't walk the streets of Atlanta or of anywhere else. But she still loves her trade from the Chicago Sky to the Deep South.

Terence Moore, Contributor It ended 4-0, Americans. The Nationals couldn't hit a lick.

Terence Moore, Contributor When it comes to NBA folks not named LeBron Raymone James Sr., this latest version of The Decision is more about profit margins and balance sheets than picking and rolling.

At this point, LeBron James is more valuable to NBA teams and to the league as an ATM of 6-foot-9 and 250 pounds than anything involving basketball.

The other All-Star Games range between boring and embarrassing compared to the Major League Baseball version. Two things: Jordan Walker and $1 million.

Roger Craig was finally inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame after 28 years, delivering an emotional speech where he revealed his battle with vascular dementia. Amidst his heartfelt thanks, Craig notably did not mention John McVay, the often-forgotten architect behind the San Francisco 49ers' dominant dynasty from 1981 to 1998. McVay, grandfather of Rams coach Sean McVay, served in critical front office roles, including general manager, and was instrumental in the team securing five Super Bowl titles and consistent success. Despite Bill Walsh crediting McVay as indispensable and his undeniable impact on the franchise, McVay, who passed away in 2022, has yet to receive Hall of Fame recognition. The article posits his profound modesty contributed to his overlooked, yet highly deserving, legacy.

DALLAS, TEXAS - OCTOBER 11: Arch Manning #16 of the Texas Longhorns celebrates with fans after defeating the Oklahoma Sooners at Cotton Bowl Stadium on October 11, 2025 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images)

College football is a mess, and guess what? It's only going to get worse, with the courts allowing NFL guys to return to play on campus, so brace yourself.

They did it again. Shhhhhhh. I'm talking about Terry McGuirk and Alex Anthopoulos, the dynamic duo in the front office of the Atlanta