Sports

When it comes to being a sports lover in Idaho, how does the Gem State compare to other states, and which are the best and worst states for enjoying sports?

Nowadays, odds are you are watching your children play, and while it should be a fun time for the kids, there is a dark side to youth sports in Idaho as well.

For some the dream of being a pro athlete does come true and for one young Southern Idaho man, it came true in the first round of the NFL draft.

Teams in Idaho, Washington, and Utah are currently preparing for a basketball tournament in March and into April, and it has fans excited.

Idaho needs to bring a sports league to the state that allows adults to have fun and be a child again while also being competitive.

What would you do if you could choose one professional sports team to come to the Gem State? Which sport would you choose?

With soccer being popular this month, and the sport growing and expanding over the last few years, should Idaho make a push to bring a team to the Gem State?

Two of the colleges in Idaho will reignite their college football rivalry this fall, and they will do so with a new and unique trophy.

It isn't all good, but despite the flaws and negativities of spring, there are still reasons to be excited for the season.

To most, Idaho is a cheaper state than where they are coming from, and that is what appeals most to them, but maybe Idaho isn't the right state for them to live in.

With so many people leaving the west coast state, it is time to admit that perhaps California sucks, and that is why everyone is leaving.

While anticipation grows for the big game, many in Idaho will be disappointed to find out that they won't be able to watch the game this weekend.