Ray is a correspondent for WORLD who has covered sports professionally for three decades. He is also a licensed attorney who lives in Keizer, Ore., with his wife Pauline and daughter Ava.
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Thanks to a new NCAA policy, college athletes are beginning to make money from endorsement deals
MLB cut dozens of minor league clubs, yet remaining players still cope with meager salaries
Athletic protests today may be permissible or impermissible based on where they fall on the ideological spectrum
The Summer Games opening next week in Tokyo will have a different look and feel this year
Last year’s violent protests in Portland could hurt the city’s chances of attracting baseball’s Oakland A’s
For schools participating in interscholastic sports, holding Biblical views of sexuality increasingly draws LGBT ire
States are passing bills to protect fairness in women’s sports. How will these new laws stand up in court?
The president’s policies could undo women’s sports
Relying on Christ, “Hammerin’ Hank” thrived on the ballfield despite immense racial prejudice
From Super Bowl attendance to team nicknames, here are five sports predictions for the New Year
