Public scholarship, rabbit holes, and riffs about sports journalism and sports media, from Dr. Brian Moritz. Click to read Sports Media Guy, by Brian Moritz, a Substack publication with thousands of s...

Stories from women athletes in Western New York show that joy in sport is layered, ordinary, and surprisingly persistent.

Women's sports didn't suddenly find an audience. The audience was there all along.

An oral history project raised an unexpected question: What role should men play in telling the story of women's sports?

How one conversation in Phoenix kept Texlin Quinney’s dream alive — and pointed toward the developmental system the WNBA would eventually build.

From Val Ackerman’s national leadership to grassroots pioneers , the real story of women in sport is how they built what didn’t exist.

How power, navigation, and institutional memory shape the way Black women are seen in sports—then and now.

Even in the era of NIL and brand deals, the game still knows how to hold us.

From playgrounds to primetime, women’s sports are still measured against men’s—even when they’re setting records of their own.

HerStory WNY is an oral history project documenting the voices of women who shaped sports in Western New York. Through interviews, stories, and historical reflections, this newsletter connects past ex...

The evolution of college athletics has reshaped coaching before — and history offers perspective on today’s changes.

We need to talk about the University at Buffalo women's basketball team. In case you missed it, Buffalo captured the 2025 WNIT Championship in front of a sell-out crowd of 5,650 at Alumni Arena. ...

Division II Daemen University is the most underrated team in college basketball. Can it bring unlucky Buffalo a championship at last?