Kam Chancellor on Hawks defense: `It was a great effort across the board`
Ian Furness interviews Kam Chancellor after the Seahawks win against the Eagles.
Ian Furness interviews Kam Chancellor after the Seahawks win against the Eagles.
Commentary: Dipoto and Servais remind me of a similar tag-team in town
Commentary: Dipoto and Servais remind me of a similar tag-team in town
Commentary: Dipoto and Servais remind me of a similar tag-team in town
Varsity on Q Game of the Week
Varsity on Q Game of the Week
Varsity on Q Game of the Week
Seahawks #1 fan
Seahawks #1 fan
Seahawks #1 fan
Commentary: Approving a conditional street vacation in SODO will provide answers to many lingering questions
Commentary: Approving a conditional street vacation in SODO will provide answers to many lingering questions
Commentary: Approving a conditional street vacation in SODO will provide answers to many lingering questions
Did Gov. Inslee say Seattle's new NHL team name?
Did Gov. Inslee say Seattle's new NHL team name?
Did Gov. Inslee say Seattle's new NHL team name?
Apollo gets new bed
Apollo gets new bed
Apollo gets new bed
Mayor Ed Murray addresses Arena situation
Mayor Ed Murray addresses Arena situation
Mayor Ed Murray addresses Arena situation
Preview of the Seahawks-Raiders final preseason game
Preview of the Seahawks-Raiders final preseason game
Preview of the Seahawks-Raiders final preseason game
commentary mariners
commentary mariners
commentary mariners
Local Golfer Drives All Over America in an RV for Year Golfing for Charity
Local Golfer Drives All Over America in an RV for Year Golfing for Charity
Local Golfer Drives All Over America in an RV for Year Golfing for Charity
Commentary: The Draft Pick That Hurts The Most Is The One The Seahawks DidnT Get A Chance To Makeghb03:3903:44okmiCommentary: The draft pick that hurts the most is the one the Seahawks didnt get a chance to make
Commentary: The Draft Pick That Hurts The Most Is The One The Seahawks DidnT Get A Chance To Makeghb03:3903:44okmiCommentary: The draft pick that hurts the most is the one the Seahawks didnt get a chance to make
Commentary: The Draft Pick That Hurts The Most Is The One The Seahawks DidnT Get A Chance To Makeghb03:3903:44okmiCommentary: The draft pick that hurts the most is the one the Seahawks didnt get a chance to make
Commentary: The arena end game should be - MUST be - a Sonics return to Seattle
Commentary: The arena end game should be - MUST be - a Sonics return to Seattle
Commentary: The arena end game should be - MUST be - a Sonics return to Seattle
President of USA Special Olympics Beth Knox on "Q it Up Sports"
President of USA Special Olympics Beth Knox on "Q it Up Sports"
President of USA Special Olympics Beth Knox on "Q it Up Sports"
Girls on the Run
Girls on the Run
Girls on the Run
Seahawks rookie minicamp opens
Seahawks rookie minicamp opens
Seahawks rookie minicamp opens
Chaos at airports after travel ban
Chaos at airports after travel ban
Chaos at airports after travel ban
Commentary: Nothing to bet on, but betting is here to stay
Commentary: Nothing to bet on, but betting is here to stay
Commentary: Nothing to bet on, but betting is here to stay
Commentary: Gender pay equity in U.S. Soccer begins with combining player unions into one united force
Commentary: Gender pay equity in U.S. Soccer begins with combining player unions into one united force
Commentary: Gender pay equity in U.S. Soccer begins with combining player unions into one united force
US Soccer repeals rule that banned kneeling during anthem
U.S. Soccer’s board of directors has voted to repeal a 2017 policy that required national team players to stand during the national anthem, a rule adopted after Megan Rapinoe kneeled in support of Colin Kaepernick.The board made the decision during a conference call, U.S. Soccer announced Wednesday.Policy 604-1 states: “All persons representing a Federation national team shall stand respectfully during the playing of national anthems at any event in which the Federation is represented.” The board passed the rule on Feb. 9, 2017.A person with knowledge of the discussions regarding the policy said new President Cindy Parlow Cone first broached repealing the rule last week, calling for the special meeting of the board.
U.S. Soccer’s board of directors has voted to repeal a 2017 policy that required national team players to stand during the national anthem, a rule adopted after Megan Rapinoe kneeled in support of Colin Kaepernick.The board made the decision during a conference call, U.S. Soccer announced Wednesday.Policy 604-1 states: “All persons representing a Federation national team shall stand respectfully during the playing of national anthems at any event in which the Federation is represented.” The board passed the rule on Feb. 9, 2017.A person with knowledge of the discussions regarding the policy said new President Cindy Parlow Cone first broached repealing the rule last week, calling for the special meeting of the board.