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There are few things as nerve-wracking as debuting a new hairdo, and it’s even worse when you have to do it on television. Unfortunately for former NBA center Ryan Hollins, his new hairline’s debut went over about as well as the Titanic’s debut.
Hollins played in the NBA from 2006 to 2016 with stops in Charlotte, Dallas, Minnesota, Cleveland, Boston, Los Angeles (Clippers), Sacramento, Washington, and Memphis. He’s now a broadcaster for the Houston Rockets.
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For decades, Notre Dame was told being an independent was a disadvantage. Now, some are saying the opposite is true.
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WNBA forward Angel Reese is the latest cover girl for Vogue Magazine. In the edition, the magazine celebrates Reese’s passion for both basketball and fashion.
“It’s always been both: basketball and fashion,” Reese told the outlet. “I was a fashion girlie from young too. That desire to look finished applies on and off the court: Reese earned her Bayou Barbie nickname at Louisiana State thanks to her penchant for glamming up for games.