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More African-African coaches are winning top-tier college jobs, although the NFL is far ahead.
College Football Shows Progress in Diversity -
It is common knowledge that a majority of players in the National Football League are black. Less noticed is the fact that the league is home to a growing number who are native-born Africans or children of African immigrants. They hail from Ghana to Nigeria to Uganda, and several in this photo gallery are in the 2010 playoffs.
African NFL Players -
Sport is all about triumphing over obstacles. But some achievements are indelible. Here are 10 of the most jaw-dropping sports events of the decade.
Top Ten Sports Triumphs of the ‘00s -
With more than half the NFL’s season gone, the New Orleans Saints are still undefeated. Can they run the table?
The New Orleans Saints Are Undefeated. Can They Run the Table? -
The winners and losers of the lost Limbaugh NFL ownership bid.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Says No to Rush Limbaugh Owning the St. Louis Rams -
Michael Crabtree may never recover from his decision to hold out for what will probably be less money.
Michael Crabtree's Rookie Mistake -
A look at three scenarios that will define NFL 2009.
The NFL Regular Season Begins: Are You Ready for Some Football? -
Tom Williams will soon begin his first season as head football coach at Yale. What the NCAA can learn from the Ivys about diversity.
Black and Coaching in the Ivy League -
Philadelphia already has a quarterback. How will Michael Vick fly with the Eagles?
Michael Vick Gets Signed to the Eagles -
Steve McNair was the black QB from an HBCU who made it big and became an inspiration to many. The NFL has lost one of its iconic figures.
NFL player Steve McNair dies in Nashville condo on July 4th.
