Wes Welker

by Col. Reb Question: How many times since the merger has the NFL had 3 Whites in the top 10 in receiving yardage? Answer: Seven Question: How many of these instances have happened since Whites were all but barred from … READ MORE

Former college walk-on Jordy Nelson has made more big plays than any receiver in the NFL

by Paul Kersey Ever seen the Mark Wahlberg film Invincible? I’ve always believed that this movie – the story of 30-year-old Vince Papale who became a receiver/special teams player for the Philadelphia Eagles after impressing coaches at an open tryout … READ MORE

Cam Newton is worshipped by SEC fans last year after an Auburn win

The Consequences of Majority-Black College Football by Paul Kersey Forty-one years ago, President Richard Nixon attended “The Game of the Century” between No.2 Texas and No.1 Arkansas. The Longhorns would win the game 15-14. From today’s standpoint, the most noteworthy … READ MORE

Peyton Hillis was a dominant running back in 2010. Will he ever get another similar opportunity? The NFL's track record over the past 25 suggests not.

by Don Wassall One of the most absurd of the many lies that props up the Caste System in U.S. sports is the notion that White men can’t run with a football effectively. The NFL began to integrate racially in … READ MORE

Like the Duke University basketball team, many White sports fans love to hate Tim Tebow

Oh no. Not another football article. This one is important. Very important. Most people won’t admit it, but the National Football League (NFL) is largely a league consisting of comical – entirely interchangeable – Black athletes, engaging in stereotypical Black … READ MORE

The demographics of Ole Miss football teams has changed considerably since the early 1970s

by James Edwards The University of Mississippi, “Ole Miss,” is 1-3 so far this season after losing to BYU, a really bad Georgia squad, and, to put the cherry on top, perennial league doormat Vanderbilt, by a score of 30-7 … READ MORE

Boise State starts a trio of excellent White wide receivers

by Colonel Reb We’re one month into the 2011 college football season and we have already seen some pretty interesting things happen, especially from the caste perspective. In the first week of the season, Boise State and BYU both dealt … READ MORE

The mystery of the Patriots' defensive woes is solved

(AWF 9-30-11) AWF is angrier than Michael Moore at a Georgia football game after the vendors have run out of hotdogs, and what’s got the big F upset this time? The race card! Played once again by that scramblin’ wreck … READ MORE

The media routinely describes Jordy Nelson as having "deceptive" speed. But black quarterbacks are never said to be "deceptively" intelligent.

(AWF blog, 9/23/11) AWF is upset, and the target of my wrath in this case is an unusual one — the Green Bay Packers. Now don’t get me wrong, I’m as cheese head supportive as the next AWF, but doggoneit … READ MORE

Monday night it was just another day at the office for Tom Brady and his "overachieving" teammates on New England's offense

(AWF blog, 9/17/11) Angry White Fan watched the first weekend of NFL football like a kid waiting at the hearth for Santa, and Santa was pretty good to AWF this year. For instance: Brady to Welker, 99.5 yards for six, … READ MORE

How did the "slow, unathletic" team beat the "fast" team of "super athletes," and on their home field yet?

(AWF blog, 9/11/11) The Angry White Fan loves him some college football, especially when the White “boys” go down South and beat up on an SEC team. Twice! BYU made good on Daniel Sorenson’s pre-game smack talk as the Cougars … READ MORE

Like many 'professional' receivers, Roy Williams seems to have poor hand-eye coordination, which leads to many drops

(AWF blog, 8/31/11) Angry White Fan gets upset about certain players but the guy that gets AWF more upset than Michael Vick at a SPCA meeting is Chicago Bears receiver Roy Williams. To review: drafted in the 1st round (number … READ MORE

(8/29/11) (joined in progress. . .) Dave Dingleberry: Thank you so much, Heather, for your latest daily 20 minute update on Michael Vick. And now it’s time for The Corporate Sports Report’s award-winning roundtable discussion series, “Point-Counterpoint.” What’s the topic … READ MORE

After being drafted, Aqib Talib flashes what White reporters constantly refer to as a "room brightening smile" when the smile belongs to a black athlete

(8/29/11) AWF is angry, angrier then a women’s abuse advocate at an NFL alumni party. But what really riles me up is how the NFL manages to pay millions of dollars to players that in any other age of human … READ MORE

The Angry White Fan

Hello, Angry White Fan (AWF) here. And I’m angry about a whole lot that goes on in sports today but here’s something that makes me madder then a Muslim at a Quran burning: Miami University football. Ol’Thug U as it … READ MORE

Whites need not apply when it comes to the way most SEC football programs recruit

by Colonel Reb Here in the South, many people say college football is a religion. Indeed, the first “SEC Conference Call” radio show commercials in 1997 bragged of the fact. On any given weekend during the college football season there … READ MORE

(8/22/11) by White Lightning Christophe Lemaitre is what you would call a prodigy. The guy just knows how to get it done. Throughout time, some athletes in all sports just seem to have that knack of performing very well under … READ MORE

Peyton Hillis

by J. B. Cash (8/14/11) The 2011 seasons in football and track have the chance to be very good ones as a follow-up to last year. 2010 was one of the best years in decades for white athletic achievement. This … READ MORE

The always classy Tiger Woods decides to help the groundskeepers water the greens

(8/14/11) (joined in progress. . .) Sheila Vapid-Breathless: Thank you, Jamaal, for that report on the relentless racism Cam Newton continues to face in his quest to be a successful NFL quarterback. And now it’s time for the latest on … READ MORE

(8/14/11) by Freddie THE SMART WAY TO KEEP PEOPLE PASSIVE AND OBEDIENT IS TO STRICTLY LIMIT THE SPECTRUM OF ACCEPTABLE OPINION, BUT ALLOW VERY LIVELY DEBATE WITHIN THAT SPECTRUM. Noam Chomsky (1928- ), American linguist and science & media critic … READ MORE

Lance Berkman

by Philly Birds One of the best stories of the 2011 MLB campaign has been the tremendous bounce-back season from St. Louis outfielder/first baseman Lance Berkman. St. Louis signed Berkman to a one year deal an offseason ago, and it … READ MORE

pictured: Georges St. Pierre by Christopher Buell Recently I was unable to see UFC 129 live, as I was working. The main event featured UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre (21-2 MMA, 15-2 UFC) defend his title against Jake Shields … READ MORE

pictured: Super Bowl MVP Aaron Rodgers and receiving star Jordy Nelson are pictured on the cover of this week’s Sports Illustrated (2/11/11) The Green Bay Packers are the champs of Super Bowl XLV. They are also the NFL team with … READ MORE

pictured: Jason Litzau (11/30/10) What had been an uneventful year in boxing has taken a turn for the better at the close of 2010. No less than six white boxers are in or near the top 10 pound-for-pound list and … READ MORE

pictured: Jared Abbrederis A true investigation of the recruiting process reveals a very different agenda. by Jimmy Chitwood (10/2/10) In the college sports game, media pundits, sports information press releases, sports talk show hosts, and of course the collegiate coaches … READ MORE

by Jimmy Chitwood (1/10/10) “The NFL needs a dynamic athlete who can run and throw. He will revolutionize the quarterback position.” Football fans have been inundated with that media message for decades. . . but the NFL doesn’t want that … READ MORE

pictured: Dan Connor by WhiteAthlete33 The 2010 Carolina Panthers start 6 white players, which is slightly above average by NFL standards. I remember the Panthers having quite a few white starters back in the 1990′s and early 2000s, but they … READ MORE

pictured: Aaron Rodgers by Don Wassall The Packers began the 2010 regular season with more White players on their roster, 24, than any other team. The Falcons and Patriots (after signing RB Danny Woodhead) were next with 21. The Packers … READ MORE

The Patriots, like the Colts and Packers, have a predominantly White starting offense but few Whites on defense. But for the NFL, that still rates as “relatively White friendly” in a league in which over 75 percent of offensive and … READ MORE

pictured: John Riggins by jaxvid The Washington Blackskins ended their long Jason Campbell experiment to go in another direction – Donovan McNabb The Final Chapter. Rumor has it that the starting quarterback position in Washington is subjected to minority preference … READ MORE