For over 20 years, Carmelo Anthony’s pursuit of greatness propelled him to stardom both in college and the NBA. Now, the future Hall of Famer could be on the verge of seeing his legacy continue at his alma mater.
In a sight that may make many college basketball and NBA fans feel old, Anthony’s son and four-star recruit Kiyan Anthony shared an Instagram post on Friday featuring photos of him and his dad posing in Syracuse jerseys during his recent official recruiting visit to the school.
The shots of Syracuse legend Anthony back in his iconic No.
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Drew Allar, quarterback of No. 7 Penn State, is a native of Medina, Ohio—and presumably entered Saturday’s showdown against No. 3 Ohio State eager to show out in front of his home state.
However, the Buckeyes had other ideas. Allar had a miserable afternoon in an old-fashioned Big Ten slugfest, completing just 18 of his 42 passes for 191 yards and a touchdown.
Meeting reporters after the Nittany Lions’ seventh consecutive loss to Ohio State, Allar didn’t mince words about his performance.
“[I] sucked,” an emotional Allar said.
OutKick founder Clay Travis gave his take on the news that former Charlotte Hornets rookie Brandon Miller is facing a wrongful death lawsuit in civil court.
While a student at the University of Alabama, Miller was revealed to have driven the gun that was used to murder Jamea Jonae Harris to the scene of the crime. Harris’ family filed the suit this week, also naming former Alabama player Darius Miles and Michael Davis, the two who have been criminally charged with murdering Harris earlier this year in Tuscaloosa.
No. 7 Penn State traveled to No. 3 Ohio State for what was supposed to be one of the biggest games of the college football slate this weekend.
The Big Ten rivalry match instead quickly proved to be a slog, with both defenses largely shutting down the opposing offenses, resulting in far less action than viewers were hoping for coming into the day.
The Nittany Lions offense was especially painful to watch, going a dismal 1-for-16 on third down conversions.
Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama is officially the second tallest active NBA player standing at 7’ 4”, causing a unique challenge for the rest of the league while facing him on both ends of the court.
The Mavericks face the Spurs for their home opener on Wednesday, Oct. 25, meaning Dallas needs to prepare to face the No. 1 pick in this year’s draft.
One of Dallas’s assistants, player development coach God Shammgod, did his best to turn into Wembanyama during Saturday’s Mavericks practice. And, no, he isn’t 7’ 4” like the Frenchman.
To the delight of 49ers and fantasy football managers, San Francisco star running back Christian McCaffrey (oblique) was seen participating on Saturday.
Despite the club officially listing McCaffrey as questionable for Week 7, it’s certainly encouraging to see the best running back in the NFL back on the field after sitting out several practices earlier this week.
49ers on NBCS on ‘X’, formerly known as Twitter, shared a video of McCaffrey running routes ahead of the Monday night showdown with the Vikings.
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A Boston College defensive back made one of the wildest plays of the afternoon against Georgia Tech.
In the first quarter, Yellow Jackets quarterback Haynes King dropped back on a 3rd-and-8 from his own 24 yard line, looking for wide receiver Dominick Blaylock. It was an ill-advised throw, considering that Amari Jackson had him well covered.
At first, Jackson appeared to just knock the ball away to force a fourth down. But as the defensive back regained his balance, he somehow ended up with the ball in his hands.
Tennessee has led the entire game, but Alabama is doing its best to avoid losing to the same SEC opponent in back-to-back years for the third time under Nick Saban. Follow every game here.
Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen has already clinched his third consecutive Drivers’ Championship following his win at the Qatar Grand Prix on Oct. 8. That doesn’t mean he’s through showing off his skills for the 2023 season. Case in point: Saturday’s Sprint Shootout in Austin ahead of Sunday’s United States Grand Prix.
Verstappen edged out Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton to take pole position following a creative and thrilling save on a spinout.
No. 3 Ohio State took down No. 7 Penn State on Saturday, 20-12, in a slog of a game between Big Ten powerhouses.
Both defenses looked dominant, and both offenses struggled, but the Buckeyes had one key ingredient that the Nittany Lions lacked: star receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.
With Ohio State holding a 13-6 lead in the fourth quarter and looking to put the game away, Harrison came up big, breaking open on a crossing route, reeling in a pass from quarterback Kyle McCord and sprinting to the goal line.