by Paul Kersey The Senate is out of session this week and the Amnesty/ Immigration Surge bill on hold, but the war against the historic American nation continues—even in the National Football League. This was the weekend of the NFL … READ MORE

by Mark Knudson. We all know there is a stigma attached to white running backs. They aren’t fast enough to be successful in the NFL, so goes the prevailing thought. Rex Burkhead didn’t do much to dispel that notion at … READ MORE

By Paul Kersey. ‘Black sheep battle: Disgraced Penn State faces disgraced Ohio State today’ (Oct. 27). It’s a pattern. The political class may be focused on Ohio to see how polls shift in the Presidential race. But there’s only one … READ MORE

by Jimmy Chitwood. “Speed kills.” “Coaches look everywhere for talent.” “The best players play.” We’ve heard these platitudes so often they’ve become a mantra in the sports world, and fans have come to believe them as though they were inviolate … READ MORE

by Jake Bechta. A former GM told me that while in a pre-draft meeting a few years ago they were talking about a white cornerback prospect. All the numbers added up to him being a potential 2nd or 3rd round … READ MORE

by Jimmy Chitwood The headline read, “Weisman listed as starting running back… for now.” Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz echoed the sentiments afterwards, “He’s a contrast to the other guys that we have carrying the football. So you know, would … READ MORE

by Paul Kersey In trying to figure out when the shift from majority white teams to majority Black teams happened in college football, I picked up Bruce Feldman’s book ‘Cane Mutiny: How the Miami Hurricanes Overturned the Football Establishment. Detailing … READ MORE

Much will be made about the recent comments by former Notre Dame fullback and current radio analyst for the Irish football broadcasts Allen Pinkett, who on an appearance on WSCR-AM 670 in Chicago said (Allen Pinkett: Notre Dame needs ‘criminals’ … READ MORE

by Don Wassall As a March 28 article in The Norseman, a website that supports the Minnesota Vikings, accurately noted, “Going into the 2011 season, it was largely wondered whether or not Brian Robison would be able to step in … READ MORE

by Don Wassall The number of black players selected in the early rounds of the NFL Draft who turn out to be busts has grown appreciably in recent years, but it’s a phenomenon that’s never remarked upon by the corporate … READ MORE

Even the most hard-core football fans are unlikely to have heard of Cody Pearcy. As a wide receiver Pearcy rewrote his college team’s record book. He was an all-American receiver who registered 44 receptions for 766 yards and 8 touchdowns … READ MORE

When the final history of White Dispossession is written, a chapter should be dedicated to football. Put in symbolic terms, Southern Whites have witnessed the destruction of their cities, their schools, and their way of life; in return, they have … READ MORE

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

by Freethinker Here’s a little update on former running back turned fullback, Jersey Joe Martinek. Joe came out of high school as the leading rusher in the very competitive state of New Jersey. After hard work and poor performance by … READ MORE

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

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

Never forget what happened in 2009, when Stanford White running back Toby Gerhart won the Doak Walker Award and came in second in the Heisman Trophy vote. Coming out of high school, Stanford was the only school to offer Gerhart … READ MORE

(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

Daniel Sorensen, the starting strong safety for BYU, dared to point out that a bunch of white “boys” from Provo are getting ready to head to Oxford – he didn’t state that the crowd will be 99 percent white – … READ MORE

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