With a 53-49 victory over the Oregon Ducks, The Cavaliers of Virginia break their All-Time winning season record with their 32nd victory in the Sweet Sixteen. Next, up for the Cavaliers are the Boilermakers of Purdue in the Elite Eight with the opportunity to go to the Final Four. Entering Saturday night’s showdown, the Boilermakers […] More
The North Carolina Tar Heels in the early 1980s became household names after defeating the Georgetown Hoyas in the NCAA’s National Championship game in New Orleans at the Superdome in 1982. Michael Jordan, who was a freshman at North Carolina won the game for the Tar Heels as he hit the go-ahead basket […] More
At midnight on March 1st, 2 Chainz released his highly anticipated album “Rap or Go to the League.” It is a project that is A&Red by three times NBA Champion LeBron James. In the past, James has co-signed several songs and albums from Drake and Kendrick by sharing it on his Instagram Stories. He would later realize the influence he had […] More
Rachel Nichols is one of the most recognizable faces on television. She is a sports journalist who is currently a sports reporter, anchor, and the host of ESPN’s daily show “The Jump,” which is an NBA discussion and debate program. In 1995, Nichols would graduate with her Bachelor of Science degree in journalism from the Medill School […] More
Last Thursday the G-League, which is the NBA’s Developmental League announced that it would offer “Select Contracts” worth $125,000, as an alternative for top high school prospects, who decide not to attend college. This past Saturday, was the first home game for the Dallas Mavericks and Mavericks’ Owner Mark Cuban was available for the media […] More
This past Thursday the G-League, which is a subsidiary of the NBA, announced that they will implement an alternative to the NCAA’s one and done role. The G-League will offer “Select Contracts” worth $125,000 to the top high school prospects that choose to not attend college. This is a move that could challenge the […] More
