Muggsy Bogues was always a fan favorite during his playing days. The 5’3” guard played well above his height and apparently has outdone Kevin Durant in one key statistic where height is—almost—everything.
While appearing on The Hoop Chat, Bogues was asked what his thoughts were on having a better offensive rebound percentage than Durant when comparing career averages. He couldn’t help but laugh but answered with some humility and a bit of surprise.
“Even though I was a small guard, I always got those long rebounds,” Bogues said.
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Here’s some unsolicited advice for all 16 of the AFC’s projected starters at football’s most important position.
Amid all the seriousness and complexity of the recent shift in college athletics, one new Big 12 athletic director apparently hasn’t let it affect his sense of humor.
While talking to reporters on Saturday, Arizona State athletic director Ray Anderson addressed possible divisions in the Big 12 and took a bit of a shot at one of his new conference foes.
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Lyon Richardson will never forget his first two pitches, but for all the wrong reasons
Sunday was supposed to be a day Lyon Richardson would never forget.
The Cincinnati Reds rookie will certainly remember his MLB debut on the bump against the Washington Nationals, but for all the wrong reasons.
Richardson saw his first MLB action on Sunday, getting the start against Washington. But just two pitches into his debut, the Nationals were up 2-0.
Thanks to a pair of home runs.
ESPN has praised every move made and every word said by Megan Rapinoe for close to a decade now, so by no means did it come as a surprise that the network ran a lengthy tribute video highlighting her career on SportsCenter as her time with the USWNT comes to a close following the team’s loss to Sweden.
Instead of focusing on Rapinoe’s many accomplishments on the field, of which there are plenty, ESPN couldn’t help but make politics the center of attention. Not only did the network bring politics into the mix, it delivered them in its typical left-leaning way.
The AAC was hit hard by realignment, but Tulane returns to defend its crown.
As part of our preview of this season, we will be rolling out the Yahoo Sports Top 25 in the lead-up to the seven FBS games being played in Week 0.
Carson Wentz is still working out, and looking for a job
NFL training camps are well underway, but one former first-round quarterback is still looking for a job.
And going about it in a somewhat curious way.
Carson Wentz, the former first-round pick by the Philadelphia Eagles, remains unsigned while all 32 teams are in training camp. But Wentz is still putting in the work, keeping himself ready should the right offer come through.
However, as he shared on Instagram a photo of him hard at work, it also served as a reminder of his past.
Wisconsin Badgers receiver Chimere Dike has fans going wild after an absurd catch during training camp.
Wisconsin opens the season in under three weeks, and despite Luke Fickell’s best attempts to dial back hype and expectations, fans are salivating for a new era of Badgers football.
An easy schedule combined with a new offense that will air it out has fans expecting a dominant year one from Fickell in Madison.
Luke Fickell faces huge expectations in year one with the Wisconsin Badgers.
There’s a new power couple in Indianapolis. There’s also a new buzzword.
For the Colts, both were needed. Few teams have suffered through a more complete disaster than Indianapolis did in 2022, going 4–12-1 while starting three quarterbacks—two of which are no longer in the league—and rolling with two head coaches, including one in Jeff Saturday who brought national ridicule.
Enter Shane Steichen and Anthony Richardson, the coach and quarterback Colts’ fans are hoping will be heroes with horseshoes.