Outdoor hockey is making a comeback. Ohio State and Michigan are finalizing plans to play an outdoor hockey game at Progressive Field. According to The Associated Press, the two schools are trying to move one of their January matchups to […]
California baseball can only be described as storybook. The season started with the team facing elimination due to budget issues and might end hoisting the College World Series trophy. Before the season, former California baseball player Doug Nickle claimed his […]
Special Contributor // Nick Gibson A unique angle at the induction ceremony in Canastota, NY .
A good sign for football fans. NFL Commissioner, Roger Goodell, is meeting with a handful of owners and NFL Players Association chief, DeMaurice Smith and a group of players for a second-consecutive day in Maryland. The Associated Press is reporting […]
CHARLOTTE, NC – Former Portland Trail Blazers General Manager Rich Cho has made another deal with the Charlotte Bobcats by becoming the team’s new general manager on June 14. The first move was making the trade to send Gerald Wallace […]
The Los Angeles Clippers decided to exercis their fourth-year contract option on Rookie of the Year, Blake Griffin, Tuesday. Griffin will remain with the Clippers through 2012-13. Griffin, who averaged 22.5 points and 12.1 rebounds per game, was the first […]
The NCAA basketball coaching carousel continues. Radford might be the last school to get off the ride – they inked Virginia Commonwealth assistant coach Mike Jones. As an assistant to Shaka Smart, Jones helped VCU make its first Final Four […]
DES MOINES, Iowa — The University of Oregon women’s track and field team claimed its third consecutive second place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on June 11. While not being able to claim a team national championship, […]
A rare event occurred on Sunday evening as the Dallas Mavericks closed out the NBA Finals by defeating the Miami Heat in six games. Obviously the city of Dallas partied until the wee hours of the morning, but so did […]