cheating

I guess some parents, schools and coaches just don't get it. Less than 18 months after the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association slapped Bellevue with the most harsh penalties ever for a high school football program, now some team parents are saying they want the legislature to 'oversee' the WIAA.

A Tri-Cities man seemed to capture something that I am always leery about if I give money to someone on a street corner. He saw a woman begging on a corner with a sign and then walk to a brand new Ford Focus and get in. Then another man got out, took the sign and took her place while she drove away in the shiny new car...

WSU Head coach Mike Leach received a fine for $10,000 for claiming ASU basically cheats and steals calls illegally. The strange thing is most of the Pac-12 coaches seem to agree with coach Leach and have stated the same opinion, just with more tact...

Experts and officials have called it the worst example of cheating and fraud in Washington state high school sports history, but now parents of players are suing.

As if it's not embarrassing enough having your ENTIRE track and field team get the Olympic door shut in it's face, now it's the wheelchair and artificial limb athletes as well. (Athletes depicted at NOT members of Russian team).

After decades of rumors about illegal payments to players and parents by boosters, use of fake addresses to allow transfers, and other illegal activities, Bellevue High School has finally been punished.

It's probably the MOST shocking and comprehensive case of cheating and rule breaking in decades in Washington State, and it could result in loss of state championships and other penalties.

Leave it to the Europeans and their zest for living to give us the 'faithful' mattress. Actually, it's called The Smarttress.

Because it was in the 'Super Bowl' of hydro racing, the Gold Cup,  Jean Theoret's disqualification in the HAPO Gold Cup Sunday made us think of other famous athletes or teams who thought they'd won the "big one" only to lose it because of errors or cheating. The O-Boy Oberto, the defending H1 national champion driven this year by Jimmy Shane, was awarded the win. Theoret was accused of c

"Winning isn't everything. It's the only thing." This quote, often attributed to Vince Lombardi, has fallen on deaf ears among two high school girls basketball teams.