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At 37, Darrell "Housh" Doucette remains the face of USA Football’s flag‑football squad, a player whose name is now synonymous with versatility and leadership on the field.
Women's flag football is on the cusp of full NCAA championship status, driven by surging viewership, broad school participation, and Olympic inclusion in 2028.
The push for NCAA championship status in women's flag football is gaining traction, with a potential title game slated for spring 2028 as the sport expands across schools and viewership surges.
The sport’s explosive growth, highlighted by 14.3 million viewers at the NFL FLAG Championships, is positioning it for NCAA championship status and a 2028 Olympic appearance.
Mark Cuban’s latest philanthropic move targets the U.S. Women’s Flag Football National Team, bolstering training resources and competitive opportunities as the sport prepares for the 2028 Los Angeles Games and the 2026 IFAF World Championship in Düsseldorf.
The NCAA is poised to grant women's flag football full championship status by 2028, a milestone that could precede its Olympic debut in Los Angeles and reshape collegiate athletics.
USA Football announced the hiring of Marcel Reece, a former All‑Pro NFL fullback and longtime Raiders executive, to oversee its football operations and Olympic team selection.
USA Football announced the hiring of Marcel Reece, a former NFL fullback, to oversee football operations, national team programs, and athlete development ahead of the historic 2028 Olympic flag football debut in Los Angeles.
USA Football announced the hiring of Marcel Reece, a three‑time Pro Bowl fullback, to oversee football operations and athlete development ahead of the sport’s Olympic debut.
The NCAA has recommended a national championship for women's flag football, targeting a 2028 debut that aligns with its Olympic inclusion.
The NCAA’s access committee has recommended a national flag football championship across all three divisions, a move championed by USA Football’s CEO as a catalyst for growth and Olympic talent pipelines.
The NCAA is moving toward awarding a championship to women's flag football, a step that could precede its inclusion in the Olympic Games. Over 100 schools are preparing to sponsor the sport, and the push reflects a broader surge in girls' and women's participation across the United States.
The NCAA committee has recommended a national championship for women's flag football beginning in spring 2028, a move that follows the sport's inclusion in the 2028 Olympics and reflects unprecedented growth across schools, states, and professional backing.
The NCAA committee has recommended a national collegiate flag football championship beginning in spring 2028, a move that could cement the sport's status and pave the way for Olympic inclusion.
The NCAA is moving toward awarding a championship in women's flag football by 2028, a step that follows the sport's inclusion in the Los Angeles Olympics and a surge in high school participation across the United States.
The NCAA is moving toward establishing a championship for women's flag football, a step that could precede its inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
The NCAA has moved flag football closer to full championship status, with a projected debut in spring 2028 after a unanimous committee recommendation and growing institutional support.
The NCAA's recommendation to elevate flag football to championship status marks a watershed moment for women's athletics, promising expanded opportunities and a clear pathway to Olympic competition.
The NCAA has recommended flag football for championship status, targeting a spring 2028 debut after a period of rapid growth and strong institutional support.