NCAA Women’s Final Four: X Factors to Watch
From 68 honored guests (and some bitter bubble snubs) to four national championship contenders. The NCAA women’s basketball tournament is down to its Final Four, which will tip off Friday, […]
8 Teams That Can Win the NCAA Tournament
March is here, and it’s already giving us madness in college basketball. The regular season is wrapping up, men’s and women’s conference tournaments are getting underway, and on March 16th, […]
Diarra Is Key in UConn’s Quest for a Three-Peat
Hassan Diarra has already accomplished more than the overwhelming majority of college basketball players will experience in their careers on campus. The fifth-year senior point guard at the University of […]
N’Faly Dante anchors Oregon in NCAA Tournament
When he was finally able to get on the basketball court and stay healthy, N’Faly Dante delivered on the potential that he displayed before he came to the University of […]
The Reset, Part 4: Back-to-School Team Shopping
I’ll wrap this series with what was the toughest decision I’ve faced during this process of finding new favorite sports teams: What to do about college football and college basketball. […]
Failure and forgiveness for disgraced college coaches
The landscape of college sports in America has changed drastically in just the last decade. The College Football Playoff, launched in 2014, finally brought that sport into the modern era […]
Fall’s NBA Journey Begins With the Celtics
The biggest name in the 2019 NBA Draft pool was Zion Williamson, the teenage phenom from Duke University who, as expected, went to the New Orleans Pelicans with the No. […]
Muslim athlete sues LA Fitness over prayer ban
Mohammed Fall, a 28-year-old former college basketball player and practicing Muslim, has filed a lawsuit in federal court against health-club chain LA Fitness seeking unspecified damages, claiming he was prohibited […]
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