College Basketball is BACK
Every year begins with unpredictability, but in today’s college basketball climate, it feels impossible
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The NBA Has a Gambling Problem: The Arrests of Terry Rozier and Chauncey Billups
The NBA is reeling after Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier were indicted in a shocking gambling scandal that blurs the line between competition and corruption.
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NBA Preseason Recap: Roster Shakeups, Rising Stars, and Early Predictions
In the NBA, the offseason is oftentimes as chaotic as the season itself. 2025 was no exception, and the preseason has only proven that. The regular season start is imminent, and a lot has changed.
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NCAA Division I Football to Move to One Transfer Window
The NCAA has decided to eliminate one of the transfer portal windows in Division I college football, but what does this entail? Is this mutually beneficial or is it in the best interest of the league itself?
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Electronic Arts’ Record Setting Buyout and Future Outlook
Video games have become the engine for these dreams with franchises like Madden, Fifa, PGA Tour and so on. But Electronic Arts, the renowned producers of these household names, has recently announced they have agreed to a leveraged buyout worth $55 billion to go private.
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The Los Angeles Clippers and Kawhi Leonard Salary Scandal
If you’ve been following the NBA offseason, chances are you’ve heard of the recent scandal developing regarding the Los Angeles Clippers and their star player Kawhi Leonard.
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The Leaguewide Message from WNBA Players: “Pay Us What You Owe Us”
There is a good chance of a lockout or strike happening in the WNBA next season, so be prepared for a potential basketball drought in Summer 2026.
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Fandom in America by the Numbers
Rigorous polling conducted by the on-campus Seton Hall Sports Poll estimates that an average 58-percent of Americans are sports fans.
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The Texas Rangers are scheduled to reopen stadium at full capacity despite COVID-19 case numbers
The Texas Rangers are scheduled to take bold action for their home opener Monday that has some medical specialists and President Joe Biden concerned and questioning the rationality of the decision.
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Superbowl 2021: COVID Edition
There comes a time of year when everyone gathers to celebrate the end of something important. Of course, the conversation is about the Super Bowl. Every year, Americans gather at a house with a large TV in large numbers to divulge in food and drink and watch the two best teams duke it out in what is always poised to be the best game of the year.
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