Stop me if you’ve heard this before…a player who isn’t known to be an offensive tackle is converted into such with the help of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Yes, that would be the story of Army Ranger Alejandro Villanueva who played tight end in college, was converted to defensive tackle and eventually
The Phillies suffered a 15-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves. “Whoever is at fault for not doing their job on the Phillies side should have to answer to Major League Baseball,” crew chief Jerry Layne said. Layne was referring to the events that led up to reliever Hoby Milner being summoned into the game in the third inning without throwing a legitimate warm-up pitch.
Michael Beasley drives to the rim and finishes with a poster dunk right over Andre Drummond.
The drama is out of the NCAA tournament, and that’s OK. Because on Monday night, two teams that should be playing for the national title are playing for the national title.
Watching the Wildcats tear Kansas apart Saturday night, the similarities to the NBA’s Warriors were plain to see. Like Golden State, Villanova is changing the game.
Yes, Villanova was raining 3s to roll Kansas and reach the title game. But this wasn’t even the Wildcats’ best shooting night in the NCAA tournament. It’s just Nova being Nova.
The top-seeded Wildcats, who have been favored in every game this season, opened as a 6.5-point favorite over Michigan in Monday’s NCAA tournament final.
The Ramblers couldn’t help but let their emotions show before, during and after their loss to Michigan in the Final Four. And that’s perfectly OK.
The Wildcats tied a single-game Final Four 3-point record before halftime and hammered Kansas to reach the title game.
Despite Rob Gronkowski’s giving serious consideration to retirement because of physical and mental fatigue, sources say the Patriots tight end is “pretty certain” he’ll come back as long as quarterback Tom Brady remains with the team.
