Black Coaches

The NFL took another step at the owners meetings to increase diversity throughout the league while continuing to face criticism and a lawsuit for lack of representation among head coaches.

Black female players who have been coached by a Black woman told The Associated Press that it was crucial to their development.

The former Orangeman and assistant takes the helm from the retiring Jim Boeheim, who led the program for 47 years.

Temple University Basketball head coach Diane Richardson looks to inspire the young women she coaches to lead their lives with confidence and ambition both on and off the field.

After completing the latest round of coaching hires this week, the NFL won’t look much different on the sidelines in 2023.

Stringer was fourth all time among Division I women’s basketball coaches in wins behind Tara VanDerveer, Geno Auriemma and Summitt.

No matter how much the NFL pushes teams to hire minority coaches, owners have the final say.

Sharonda McDonald-Kelley is taking over the head softball coach position for the Michigan State University Spartans.

The NFL wants Brian Flores’ race discrimination lawsuit moved to arbitration but Flores and his team want to settle the case in court. 

Stringer has been an inspiration to many Black female coaches, including the highest-paid Black coach in women’s basketball, Dawn Staley.

Two Black coaches, Steve Wilks and Ray Horton, have joined Brian Flores’ class-action suit against the NFL.

The only team that’s given Colin Kaepernick a workout since 2016 has an opening at quarterback, his position. 

“It’s not a requirement of law,” President Biden told Lester Holt, “but it’s a requirement, I think, of just some generic decency.”

It’s that time of year again, everyone! No, not tax season. Not COVID season (that’s been going two years straight). It’s Super Bowl time!

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is under contract for two more seasons, which would give him 17 years in office.

The Miami Dolphins announced Monday that head coach Brian Flores is out after three seasons with the franchise.

After working decades as an assistant, Al Holcomb is still seeking his first interview for one of the NFL’s coveted 32 head coaching jobs