Artificial intelligence can measure movement, identify patterns and deliver information instantly. It cannot replace the person who teaches an athlete what the information means. By: Brian Taylor | Senior Sports and Athlete Development Correspondent Editor: Michelle Anne Paris By the time the Olympic Games open in Los Angeles in 2028, artificial intelligence will be deeply embedded in elite sport. Athletes and coaches will have access to tools that can analyze movement, ident

Medals are won in moments. Character is built over years. The strongest sports programs treat the second as seriously as the first. By: Brian Taylor, Senior Basketball and Athlete Development Correspondent Family First News Desk | Where Sports and Education Go Hand in Hand Strong youth-sports programs connect coaching, character, education and opportunity. Young basketball players working together with a coach during a practice or game. The Olympic Games celebrate medals. T

Long before the podium, there are fundamentals, habits and people who insist on them. Elite basketball offers a model for how young people prepare for anything. By: Brian Taylor, Senior Basketball and Athlete Development Correspondent Family First News Desk | Where Sports and Education Go Hand in Hand Brian Taylor brings professional basketball, education and youth-development experience to Family First’s sports coverage. Brian Taylor standing on a basketball court in his F

The Sofi Stadium is not just a stunning venue for sports and entertainment, but also a technological masterpiece that provides a unique opportunity to explore cutting-edge innovations and advancements in various fields. Recently, the Tech Hub participants from Glendale Unified School District got the chance to experience this firsthand during a special field trip to SoFi Stadium's Advanced Technology and Innovation Day, thanks to the Los Angeles Rams. Here's a closer look at