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It happened last month but the impact of the Black Student Athlete Summit will continue long into the future.
Earlier this week, the New Orleans Pelicans said they are interested in trading up to the #2 or #3 pick in the NBA Draft and are willing to part ways with either Zion Williamson or Brandon Ingram to make it happen. The Hornets own the #2 pick and are in the process of determining whether or not to draft Scoot Henderson or Brandon Miller. Today, Michael Jordan agreed to sell his majority stakes in the organization but will stay on through the NBA Draft, and the start of free agency, and before he leaves his ownership role, he may have one more big decision to make.
Adam Silver and the NBA have finally come to a decision on Ja Morant after he flashed another gun during a friend’s Instagram Live and suspended him for 25 games. But did he dodge another serious bullet? That all depends on how you look at the situation. Adam Silver and the NBA made good on […]
Deion Sanders’ latest challenge isn’t just getting acclimated to his new post as head coach of the University of Colorado Boulder. The NFL legend has long suffered health issues and has undergone several surgeries on his left foot. He’s already gotten his big toe and second toe amputated because of blood clots preventing blood flow. But […]
Ray Lewis III, the son of Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis has died. He was only 28 years old. TMZ Sports confirmed Lewis III’s death, but there are no details as to what caused his tragic passing. Looking to follow in his father’s footsteps and hopefully make it into the NFL, he was a […]
The Vegas Golden Knights already have reason to celebrate but now 50 Cent does too. The NHL team has only been around for seven years and already won its first Stanley Cup after beating the Florida Panthers. A major sports championship is cause for celebration which results in champagne being sprayed on any surface possible–which […]
Virtually ever since Scott Fitterer became the general manager of the Carolina Panthers, one of the things he's been adamant about is that Brian Burns is going to be in Carolina for the foreseeable future. Evidence of that, was the trade deadline last year, when the Rams offered Carolina, two first-round picks, along with a second, and Carolina declined the offer. The fifth-year pass rusher out of Florida State is getting ready for the 2023 season, and he's awaiting a new contract after Carolina picked up his fifth-year option, which is set to pay him $16 million dollars. Last year Burns recorded 12.5 sacks and was named to his second Pro Bowl, as he's proven in his young NFL career, that he can be a productive player, at the premium position on the defensive side of the football. With all of that in mind, how much should he get paid?
Fans around the world of college sports have been expressing concerns about the direction of amateur athletics for years. The elements that usually seem to come under fire the most are the transfer portal and NIL collectives that have been established. While those things certainly have their negatives, it doesn't seem to be the thing that could cost college sports fans.
As Brittney Griner’s getting acclimated to playing professional basketball again, she’s got some haters. This time it was by a trolling YouTuber named Alex Stein, who’s known for pranking public figures in hopes of getting a rise out of them. Stein’s latest target was Griner after he caught her at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport Saturday […]
Angel Reese, the National Women’s NCAA champion and beauty ambassador, might soon add another title to her repertoire: girlfriend. Reese has been on a whirlwind since hoisting that trophy in April alongside her LSU Tiger teammates, and that includes a new love interest in a fellow college basketball player by the name of Cam’Ron Fletcher. […]