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By Tomasa Rizzotti

December 17, 2025December 17, 2025

Basket Ball

NCAA to keep March Madness at 68 teams before 2026

The NCAA announced on Monday that the men’s and women’s basket bar championship tournaments of 2026 remain with 68 teams. The decision was made on a joint zoom call between the I Men’s and Women’s Basketball Committees on Monday afternoon, according to CBS Sport. “Expanding the tournament is no longer considered for the men’s and […]

By Ruperto Gardella

August 5, 2025August 5, 2025

Basket Ball

Josiah Harris dropped out for the fifth and last stop of the university career at La Salle

Philadelphia – Josiah Harris did not have to make any visits or make offers to find out where he would play his last season of College Basketball. On the very first day that the transfer portal was opened, Harris announced his dedication to La Salle, and together with his head coach Darris Nichols tagged the […]

By Ruperto Gardella

August 3, 2025August 3, 2025

Basket Ball

Celticsblog Roundtable: What is the most important thing that the Celtics need to learn next year?

What is the most important thing that the Celtics have to learn next year? Mark Aboyoun That they are going to lose games – and that’s okay. It has been a while since this team and the fan base. Has really experienced a regular season. Even without Jayson Tatum I still expect that Boston ends […]

By Ruperto Gardella

July 30, 2025July 30, 2025

Basket Ball

Tulane’s Gregg Glenn III dies in ‘tragic accident’

Tulane University announced that basketball player Gregg Glenn III died last weekend at the age of 22 in a ‘tragic accident’. The school released a statement on Monday in which the news was announced. “Our program was destroyed this morning when we heard from the death of our beloved Gregg Glenn III,” said Tulane head […]

By Ruperto Gardella

July 29, 2025July 29, 2025

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SB Nation responds: Which NBA concept choice from a Middle Major has the best professional career?

If you think of current NBA players who went to a Middle Major in the year they were drawn up, who is the best among them? Who comes to mind? Damian Lillard (Weber State) probably comes first, then we remember boys like Pascal Siakam (New Mexico State), Jaylen Williams (Santa Clara), or our King Obi […]

By Ruperto Gardella

July 29, 2025July 29, 2025

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SB Nation responds research results: which mid-major mascot is the best?

Five years ago the late Mike Leach showed incredible insight and humor with his discussion about the PAC-12 mascots who fight. From the mythical forces of Sparky de Sun Devil to the Beaver that takes its breath and the Ute exits a gun. Only two minutes pure gold from legend. Anyway, we are here to […]

By Ruperto Gardella

July 26, 2025July 26, 2025

International

The son of Lleyton Hewitt wins Wimbledon debut while Thompson is forced to retire

The best Wimbledon-Run of the Australian Jordan Thompson ended in a heartache because he was forced to withdraw from his round-of-16 match against Taylor Fritz. Thompson, who came to the All England Club with a back issue, called for a medical time-out halfway through the second set due to a seemingly correct thigh problem and […]

By Cornelio Sabia

July 6, 2025July 6, 2025

International

The family message that stood out when Minjee Lee created golf history

The tyranny from distance is something golfers know well. While they stand on that tee and look for the flag – if they can see it at all – it is only a distance between them and their goal. It is really a stupid simple game. In the words of the great and fictional golfer […]

By Cornelio Sabia

June 23, 2025June 23, 2025

International

Minjee Lee is on the way to the last round for a big lead

Minjee Lee is in the abyss of a third career and the biggest check in women’s golf after grabbing an impressive lead at the PGA championship in Texas. The Australian star defied more brutal conditions with a sublime third round 3-under-par 69 to go to a lead of four shots at PGA Frisco’s Scorching and […]

By Cornelio Sabia

June 22, 2025June 22, 2025