It’s almost time for the NCAA tournament selection committee’s big moment. But it will have a tougher time with this year’s bracket thanks to sticky issues such as Oklahoma’s tumble and weighing the credentials of potential No. 1 seeds.
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At the end of the 2018-19 men’s college basketball season, fans were forced to bid farewell to a pair of the most prolific scorers the sport has ever seen in Mike Daum and Chris Clemons. The duo couldn’t have been more different. Daum, playing for South Dakota State, was a 6-foot-9 efficient
The NBA draft early-entrant deadline to withdraw is at the end of May, leaving teams to speculate about what their rosters may look like in the fall. But there are a number of key players in each class who decided against putting their names in and wanted to continue playing college basketball. I cherry-picked
Not everyone is a fan of Chris Long’s charitable endeavors. After the Eagles defensive end penned a lengthy statement Wednesday, addressing the NFL’s policy change over the national anthem, Britt McHenry replied to Long’s remarks, claiming his decision to donate his $1 million base salary for the 2017 season was a shameless act for publicity. “Question. How much do you love the publicity of being a champion vs social issues vs you know the actual business and what people want? Not hating either way, but you and your brother pander so much. It’s comical,� McHenry tweeted early Thursday morning, referencing Long’s brother and Bears guard, Kyle. McHenry followed up to her previous comments minutes
