Hoops Coach Calls Out Colleagues, Sports Leagues' Next Moves, 'Basketball Peaceful Protest'

North Carolina Central men's basketball coach LeVelle Moton recently criticized fellow coaches for not speaking out against police brutality. This week on Only A Game, Moton shares his own experiences with police abuse. Also, a conversation about what teams and leagues can actually do to combat systemic racism and police violence. And the story of a woman who traveled to Minneapolis with a portable hoop to play basketball with protesters and cops. Join us!

'We Need Help': NCCU Coach LeVelle Moton Talks About Police Brutality
Moton called out coaches who haven't spoken out against police brutality.

Bonus: A Conversation On Sports, Racism And Police Brutality
Professors Amira Rose Davis, Kenneth Shropshire and Kevin Blackistone discuss what the sports world needs to do to combat racism.

Charlie Pierce: The Week In Sports
Karen and Charlie discuss the end of ESPN's "stick to sports" policy, Roger Goodell's mea culpa, and more.

'Basketball Peaceful Protest': Bringing People Together One-On-One
Stephania Ergemlidze has been playing basketball with police and with protestors during the protests.

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