Month: September 2014

Tom Daley is a UK spokesperson for Adidas NEO. So much for big-time sports companies running away from LGBT athletes.

Josh Dixon came out on Outsports two years ago and has been a top-15 gymnast for the U.S. the whole time.

Super sleuthing helps ID people who might have attacked couple last week.

Sports cameraman Scott Winer has worked America’s biggest sports. He opens up about being gay, his dream job in the pros and years of dealing with sexual assault.

Robert Griffin III's T-shirt was a violation of NFL rules. It also told non-Christians that they have no peace in their lives.

"Michael isn't the only Sam getting the 'D' tonight," read the sign. The frat apologized.

Mason Briles was a fencer in high school and is now secretary of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity at Auburn University. He came out as gay on Twitter.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers invited the LGBT community and the You Can Play project to celebrate their game against the St. Louis Rams.

"I think someone is [putting] you on," he says in response to the rumors Down Under.

Jesse Thompson, a young trans hockey player in Ontario, pushed Hockey Canada for an inclusive policy.

Domestic abuse and child abuse charges dominate the news, yet we worry about the gays. Plus: Seahawks lose, Richard Sherman is a baby and hot players of the week.

Fallon Fox will take on Tamika Brents, who has criticized Fox in the past.

The reason Ravens fans are still wearing Ray Rice jerseys is pretty simple.

The IAAF hit another athlete hard by barring Dutee Chand from competing simply because they feel she has too much natural testosterone.

One of the coolest — and hottest — things about college football are the fans that paint themselves in school colors and this season is off to a good start.Check out the gallery of fans from Auburn, Boston College, Houston, Iowa State, LSU, Missouri, Notre Dame, Oklahoma State, Purdue, South Carolina, Temple, Toledo and Connecticut. […]

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Some fans say decision flies in face of school's diversity efforts.

The EPIC Sports Conference is bringing some of the country's leading experts on inclusion - and LGBT inclusion in particular - to high school athletes and coaches in Denver.

Mark McAdam, a sportscaster for Sky Sports, has come out as gay. He also took off all of his clothes, which we're not mad at.

The former Green Bay Packers defensive end will return to Lambeau Field for the first time since coming out publicly as gay.