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Rutgers Basketball: Two Top NBA Picks, One Bad Season!
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Rutgers Basketball: Two Top NBA Picks, One Bad Season!

The Rutgers University men’s basketball program saw a 2023 that was bookended by a pair of five-star recruits agreeing to take their talents to New Brunswick, as Ace Bailey of McEachern (Powder Springs, Ga.) and Dylan Harper of Don Bosco Prep (New Brunswick, N.J.) announced their college decisions in January and December of that year,...

SIAC tournament returns to Morehouse with events for fans and changes to format
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SIAC tournament returns to Morehouse with events for fans and changes to format

When Harold Ellis became the director of athletics at Morehouse College in August 2023, the former Tigers basketball star wrote down a list of things he wanted to accomplish. One of the high-priority items on his list was earning the bid for Morehouse to once again host the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) men’s and...

The sad, preventable end to Kyrie Irving’s redemption story
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The sad, preventable end to Kyrie Irving’s redemption story

The defining, tragic moment of the Dallas Mavericks’ season after trading away Luka Doncic will probably be Anthony Davis, in street clothes, aiding a hobbling, injured Kyrie Irving off to the locker room. Irving went from NBA pariah to the symbol of all that’s great and exciting in the NBA, only to have it all...

Are the Warriors Reborn with the addition of Jimmy Butler with San Francisco Chronicle’s Sam Gordon-Hoopsology Podcast
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Are the Warriors Reborn with the addition of Jimmy Butler with San Francisco Chronicle’s Sam Gordon-Hoopsology Podcast

In this episode, we welcome Sam Gordon, sports journalist for the San Francisco Chronicle, to dive into the Golden State Warriors’ second-half outlook for the NBA season. Can Steph Curry and the squad make a deep playoff push? What adjustments do they need to stay competitive in the loaded Western Conference? We also recap the...

Jalen Milroe could follow path of Jalen Hurts in NFL
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Jalen Milroe could follow path of Jalen Hurts in NFL

Star Black quarterbacks are no longer the exception – they’re the rule. Throughout the football season, this series will explore the prominence and impact of Black QBs from the grassroots level to the NFL. INDIANAPOLIS — Stop me if you’ve heard this before: A Texas-born Alabama quarterback who is a stronger runner than passer will...

Fayetteville State women’s team wins second consecutive CIAA tournament title
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Fayetteville State women’s team wins second consecutive CIAA tournament title

BALTIMORE — As the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) honored the 50th anniversary of its women’s championship basketball tournament on Saturday, Fayetteville State University added its name to an extensive legacy. The Broncos (21-7, 13-3 CIAA) defeated the Virginia State University Trojans (26-3, 14-2 CIAA) 64-56 at CFG Arena to clinch back-to-back CIAA tournament titles...