James Harden is doing everything he can to help Arizona State build its basketball program, and that includes contributing big bucks.
The Los Angeles Clippers star has made massive donations — in the “high six figures” — to his alma mater’s Sun Angel NIL collective, according to Front Office Sports.
“NIL, nowadays, is the most important thing. Just because kids want to be compensated for their play and their work, which makes sense,” Harden said.
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Who are the 50 best prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft?
With the 2025 NFL Combine getting ready to begin this week, how about we release the first version of the 2025 Big Board? This class is interesting, to say the least. However, I see a lot of opportunity for most of these guys to immediately become starters at the next level, especially along the offensive and defensive lines.
There’s a total of 18 defensive lineman in my top 50 and nine offensive lineman, over half of the top 50 in the trenches. That’s real football right there.
Michigan DL Mason Graham joins Leger Douzable a
Georgia LB Jalon Walker joins Leger Douzable an
Mary Omatiga sits down with Emmanuel Adebayor,
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INDIANAPOLIS – Let’s agree that Seattle Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith is about his money this week.
That’s why he’s celebrating the fact he’s about to be in contract extension negotiations with the Seahawks. And he’s also in agreement with Florida governor Ron DeSantis that citizens should not have to pay property taxes.
Call it the ol’ 1-2 punch.
Get a raise playing football. Save the money with no property taxes.
The more important issue first:
DeSantis recently voiced his support for eliminating property taxes in his state.
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The Warriors centers can’t be placeholders if they’re to make another championship run
The year is 2000. Planes haven’t fallen from the air, but people sure seem to be tumbling as the Indiana Pacers are facing the Los Angeles Lakers in the Finals. In Game 2, the Pacers’ starting Center Dale Davis fouls out. Backup center Sam Perkins fouls out. Third-string center Zan Tabak adds three fouls of his own in under three minutes. Meanwhile, Shaquille O’Neal enjoys 40 points and 39 attempted free throws.
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