Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant has entered a counseling program in Florida and remains without a timetable on a return to the NBA season, sources told ESPN on Monday night.
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Sam Houston State and Oklahoma State basketball are two of the top four seeds in the NIT. As such, they are given the opportunity to host every game at their home gyms until the Final Four, which will be played away from Madison Square Garden for the first time.
However, neither the Bearkats nor the Cowboys will host their First Round games in 2023. They both have scheduling conflicts that prevent them from playing at home.
Instead, both schools will be significant betting favorites on the road, which is not typically the case.
The NIT First Round will look a little bit different.
How is anyone supposed to block the 49ers this upcoming season? Teams have to gameplan on how to keep Nick Bosa and Arik Armstead at bay, but now the 49ers have added Javon Hargrave into the mix.
Free agency unofficially kicked off Monday with players agreeing to deals they can’t sign until Wednesday, but already we’ve seen major moves.
It’s not just fans on edge about a potential deal.
Like every football fan, Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson is on high alert for a potential trade sending Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers to New York.
Wilson, however, may have jumped the gun Monday afternoon as the NFL’s legal tampering period began.
The 2022 Offensive Rookie of the Year disavowed a pair of tweets in which he reacted to erroneous reports from the early afternoon that a Rodgers trade was complete.
Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant has entered a counseling program during his time away from the team, following a spree of troubling actions and headlines regarding the 23-year-old star.
ESPN’s Tim McMahon and Adrian Wojnarowski reported the news of Morant’s decision to undergo counseling at a facility in Florida.
Leading up to the announcement, Morant kept trending in the NBA circles for all the wrong reasons. Morant’s recent controversies first appeared in early February and have continued to pester the Grizzlies more than a month later.
Memphis’ star guard remains without a timetable to return.
Grizzlies point guard Ja Morant has reportedly entered a counseling program and remains without a timetable for his return to the team, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. The counseling program is located in Florida.
Based on the Grizzlies’ initial timetable for Morant, his first chance to return to action following his absence from the team would have come Friday against the Spurs. Following this latest update, it’s unclear when he will return to action.
The 21-year-old Duque Hebbert had never pitched in affiliated ball before striking out a trio of All-Stars at the World Baseball Classic.
The World Baseball Classic returned this month after a six-year gap since the last iteration. And the event’s absence has robbed the baseball viewing world of unforgettable moments like the one that took place on Monday in the Dominican Republic’s 6–1 win over Nicaragua.
Though the final score does not indicate much in the way of dramatic conclusions, it wasn’t until the top of the ninth inning when the game’s most pivotal sequence unfolded.
Chicago traded the No. 1 pick and then added a pair of linebackers, finding good value in every move.
While March is always a dubious month for a general manager to claim victory in, it’s hard to ignore how dominant Ryan Poles has been, and what that might mean for the Bears going forward.
Last week, he dealt the No. 1 pick in the draft and stole a top wide receiver (DJ Moore) at a Hunter Renfrow price point in that deal. Through those actions, he assuaged any back-of-mind concerns quarterback Justin Fields may have had about the team’s confidence in him going into his third season.
Charles Barkley is sorely mistaken. Alabama fans are not going to root for Auburn basketball. Auburn fans are not going to root for Alabama basketball.
The vast majority, at least. There are always exceptions and apparently Barkley is one of them.
The 60-year-old Basketball Hall of Famer will be one of few Tigers fans rooting for the Crimson Tide.
Barkley, who chose to play his college basketball at Auburn instead of other in-state schools he liked more, grew up in the town of Leeds, Alabama. As of 2020, the population of the city was just over 12,000.