Even if NCAA president Mark Emmert wanted to take charge of college sports, conference commissioners wouldn’t let him. Is the NCAA even relevant now?
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Love him or hate him, there’s no denying that Tony Romo did a stellar job in his first season as an analyst for CBS. Romo provided some spot-on in-game analysis, and even predicted how a few plays would unfold even before the ball was snapped. There’s no question that Romo, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, has a bright future ahead of him in the broadcast booth. Still, you can’t help but wonder if the former QB hit his head one too many times on the turf during his playing days once you hear his prediction for Super Bowl LIII. Appearing on NFL Total Access on Wednesday, Romo had this to say about who he sees squaring off for the Lombardi Trophy. “Thing about the NFL is things change pretty
After losing two straight games in Cleveland, Boston cruised to victory to put LeBron James and the Cavs on the brink of elimination.
John Gillon had done it before, just not quite on such a grand stage. With Syracuse desperate for a signature victory in what has been a so-so season, Gillon hit a 3-pointer from the top of the key at the buzzer, and Syracuse upset No. 10 Duke 78-75 on Wednesday night in front of a raucous Carrier Dome crowd of 30,331. Gillon had hit a clutch 3-pointer three weeks ago at the regulation buzzer to force overtime at North Carolina State and the Orange prevailed behind his career-high 43 points.
