King Kulture covers athletes, teams, competition and the stories surrounding the games, with attention to character, discipline, culture and the moments that make sports compelling.
Flopping is cheating, Tim Bieri argues, and its effects reach from the World Cup and NBA to the kids learning how the games should be played. Read More
Kwe Parker is a 6-foot-2 guard from North Carolina with the kind of athletic ability that makes a basketball rim look dangerously accessible. Read More
Ryan Pickett helped change Super Bowl XLV, but his most important victories came through faith, marriage and raising six children with his wife, Jennifer. Read More
Championships shape how sports fans remember great players, but eras, supporting casts and coaching also determine who gets the opportunity to win a ring. Read More
Benjamin Watson’s NFL career brought championships, injuries and an unexpected backup role. Through it all, the veteran tight end learned that football could never define him. Read More
Tyler Polumbus helped clear the way for the Beast Quake, but the NFL veteran measures his career by how faithfully he points others toward Christ. Read More
Multnomah University’s Stevie Sansone made 157 3-pointers in one season, more than the listed national leader at every major level of college basketball. Read More
Most young athletes will never compete in college, but youth sports can still develop discipline, teamwork, perseverance and character that last far beyond the final game. Read More