The Louisville Kings are one victory away from a championship.
Eric Crawford
Sports Reporter
This week, a Texas judge ordered the NCAA to allow a quarterback back onto the field after he admitted to placing thousands of sports bets, including wagers involving his own team.Â
Courts reducing NCAA gambling bans contrast with Louisville 2013 title still vacated and stored banner
By Monday afternoon, Georgia had decided it didn't want to play Texas Tech in any sport. Nebraska had reached a similar conclusion.
Most coaches who start a season 0-3 and finally get a victory take a deep breath. Chris Redman took a deep look.
The Louisville Kings had the football for 19 minutes and 58 seconds in Sunday's 29-20 UFL playoff semifinal win over St. Louis.
Three months ago, the Louisville Kings didn't exist. Next Saturday, they'll play for a championship.
The Kentucky Derby has a funny way of convincing us that we know more than we do.
They didn't call Golden Tempo a fluke. They just treated him like one.