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Natalie Esquire and Callie Fin give their Final
Another year of the NCAA Tournament is upon us, which means for the rest of this week, everyone will be pretending to work while they have an open browser with an endless stream of hoops going in another window.
It is, without a doubt, one of the best times of the year for sports fans.
It’s also one of the best times of the year for connoisseurs of top-notch athlete names.
There are some doozies in this year’s tournament, so let’s build some All-Name teams and then hand out some superlatives to players with fantastic names who just missed the cut.
Lefteris Liotopoulos, St.
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The Indiana Fever, Las Vegas Aces, and New York Liberty are slated to have the most national television-heavy schedule next season — in that order.
The WNBA’s television broadcast schedules have been released, and Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever will play the most games on national television next season.
A stunning 41 of the team’s 44 regular season games will be nationally broadcast, the most for a single team in WNBA history.
all eyes on us.
Chiney Ogwumike, Tim MacMahon and Udonis Haslem
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Is it bad to average less than a point a minute in a half of basketball? Yes, yes it is.
The No. 5 seeded Clemson Tigers are in serious danger of suffering the first upset of March Madness 2025 after a historically poor display of offense against No. 12 seed McNeese.
Brad Brownell’s squad, which averaged about 76 points per game this season, scored a whopping 13 points against the Cowboys.
That’s it. In 20 minutes.
The Eagles are building through the trenches. As the team works to retool the roster while maintaining a Super Bowl window, Howie Roseman will utilize eight draft picks to amass depth and key starters. The top 30 visits have started, and Zack Berman reports that Philadelphia had an intriguing All-Big 12 and former All-Ivy League performer in for a visit.
Hearing that Iowa State OL Jalen Travis is in town visiting the Eagles today. Eagles taking a deep look at the offensive tackles in this class.
— Zach Berman (@ZBerm) March 20, 2025
Travis declared for the NFL draft on Dec.
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