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Dunk of the Night: Spencer Dinwiddie - February 26, 2023
Dunk of the Night: Spencer Dinwiddie - February 26, 2023
“It makes you wonder, how welcome are we really as past Masters champions?”
UConn secured its fifth straight double-digit tournament win and will play on Monday for its fifth national championship.
SDSU was down 14 at one point in the second half.
Tyler Bratton took his brief case and left the building.
The biggest wrestling card of the year starts today as WWE’s WrestleMania “goes Hollywood.” Here's how to watch it.
Lamont Butler knows what it's like to let his team down. He wasn't about to do it on the biggest stage possible in the Final Four.
What a way to spend a Saturday in San Diego.
Nijel Pack missed about five minutes in the second half after his shoe broke randomly at the Final Four.
Anthony Richardson had a little fun during his Pro Day.
Ken Buchanan, a 2000 inductee into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, died in his sleep on Saturday at 77. Buchanan was 61-8 with 27 knockouts but was mostly known for his 1972 title bout with the legendary Roberto Duran.
Each week during the 2022-23 NBA season, we will take a deeper dive into some of the league’s biggest storylines in an attempt to determine whether the trends are based more in fact or fiction moving forward.
Caitlin Clark and Iowa handed South Carolina its first loss of the season.
Carter is an elite prospect, but his alleged involvement in a fatal car crash reportedly means that he won't join the Raiders.
Things got heated late in a Celtics blowout of the Bucks.
“We’re not supposed to be here,” Reese said. “We’re not supposed to be here, and I don’t care what anybody says, we’re not.”
"He's been a great friend," DeChambeau said of Woods.
Houston over Kansas and Texas A&M's seeding were among the selection committee's most controversial decisions, as was one bubble team's inclusion in the field at all.
"Next time, don't wait until there's 3 seconds left to talk."
This year's Final Four teams are far from conventional and lack in 5-star recruits, but each roster was uniquely built to get them where they're at.
Oddsmakers like the chances of quarterbacks getting taken with the top two selections.