The WFA A Long Running Tackle Football League

 Lately I have gotten a few emails about the WFA and thought since I had some extra time I thought I would give it a look. I really didn't know what the WFA was so this was going to be a learning experience for me as well. I thought maybe the WFA had to do with professional wrestling, but it didn't and I was glad I learned about it.

The WFA is the Women's Football Alliance which is the largest and longest running competitive women's tackle football league in the world. Women's tackle football teams and leagues have been around for over four decades which I never knew. The WFA has broken many barriers with the National Championship Game being played in a NFL Stadium. Other barriers broken is 15 veteran WFA players have gotten coaching and scouting positions with NFL teams. As you can see the league is growing by leaps and bounds.

On January the WFA signed a television deal with ESPN to broadcast games. The WFA is entering its 13th season with over 60 teams in 4 divisions. By getting ESPN on board there will be more corporate sponsors that will be joining as well. This is a league that I will do more on in the coming weeks. Starting in April try to catch a WFA game near you. It sounds like a good time for everyone.

Live Streaming Events From ESPN Can't Be Missed

Have you been able to check out the X-Games yet? If you haven't you are missing out. ESPN has some great recorded coverage on this event for you to check out. What makes the the X-Games so special for most is the athletes and how they decide to tackle their particular event. For most they maybe not household names, but that does not mean you aren't going to see some real excitement.

Interaction is one of the best things about this event. Many people do not realize that some athletes now do skype calls, and interact with their fans. That is the beauty of the X-Games. Names like Tom Wallisch and Sage Kotesenburg love the interaction with their fans and even casual observers. This is one of the many reasons that the X-Games continue to grow as a sport. ESPN's coverage does not hurt as they have been a great supporter of the X-Games. Growth of this event amazes me as it gets bigger every year. People have realized that the X-Games are much more then a fad anymore.

If you love live streaming events from ESPN the X-Games is something you must check out. The X-Games are a grand event that will continue to grow as more and more people enjoy the competition. No matter what event is your favorite make sure you catch the X-Games on ESPN.

Terrell Owens Finds Out No One Really Cares

Sometimes in life you have to learn hard painful lessons and Terrell Owens is learning that the hard way. You never burn bridges that you may need to cross back over one day. Terrell Owens had a workout to show NFL teams he was ready to play football again. He had ESPN and the NFL Network in attendance as well. The one slight problem with the workout no NFL teams showed up to watch what he could do. That should be a signal to Terrell Owens it could be a long time before he gets any type of a call to play again.

Owens has burn many bridges in the NFL and unless a player gets hurt and the team has no other options I do not look for T.O. to get any team to sign him. He is getting up in years and people right now do not want to deal with the baggage that comes along with signing Terrell Owens. In a way he has kind of brought this on himself. Maybe Owens will get a chance to play in the NFL again, but I just do not see that happening anytime soon.