Jerimiah Spicer, a Los Angeles native, has dedicated his life manifesting his dreams of playing in the NFL, a reality. The 29-year-old has overcome his fair share of adversity from experiencing multiple bouts of homelessness and the loss of his grandmother, who was his only stable parental figure.
On April 10, the XFL suspended their operations and laid off nearly all of their staff. League owner and WWE CEO Vince McMahon filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, listing $10 million to $50 in debts and assets.
As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has taken the world by storm, professional and amateur sports leagues across the country have had to respond swiftly and cautiously. Just moments before the NBA’s Utah Jazz game tipped off against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, Mar. 11, 2020, the game was canceled. A decision that came after the NBA announced the league would be suspended until further notice as one player from the Jazz tested positive for coronavirus. It was only two days prior that the player who tested positive, NBA All-Star Rudy Gobert, jokingly touched every microphone and
Focus and finish was the message Los Angeles Wildcats head coach Winston Moss preached to his team as they took the field looking to get their first win of the year.
In their inaugural game in Los Angeles, the L.A. Wildcats fell to the Dallas Renegades 18-25. What started out as a defense-riddled bout, ended in a high-scoring fourth quarter.
The XFL season has kicked off this past weekend and the Los Angeles Wildcats will play their first home game against the Dallas Renegades at the Dignity Health Sports Park on Sunday February 16 at noon.
LA Wildcats players and coaches were welcomed by hundreds of fans to their new home at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, just three weeks from the team’s home opener on Sunday, Feb. 16.
XFL is gearing up for the start of a highly anticipated season. The fans all over Los Angeles are all hyped to see the long-awaited LA Wildcats in action. During that time, the XFL committee has been working extremely hard to ensure the safety of the players and create innovation for the players.
A big move for the community, as students have the opportunity to witness history in the making.
The XFL revealed eight brand new teams, which included the Los Angeles Wildcats who will take the field for their home games in 2020 at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson.
The XFL today announced that Bob Stoops, the winningest head coach in University of Oklahoma history, has been named head coach and general manager of the XFL team in Dallas. “We’re incredibly excited to have an individual as accomplished as Bob Stoops join the XFL family,” said Oliver Luck, XFL Commissioner & CEO. “Bob’s achievements at Oklahoma are legendary, and he’s the perfect person to lead our team in Dallas. Having a coach as successful as Bob share the XFL’s vision to reimagine the game is energizing and further validates our mission.” “I’m looking forward to working with Vince McMahon,