Hall of Fame coach Bob Knight was hospitalized over the weekend with an illness, according to a Monday afternoon statement from his family.
Pat Knight, a Pacers scout and son of the 82-year-old coach, said in a statement on behalf of the Knight family that his father had since been released from the hospital.
“As many have heard, my dad was hospitalized over the weekend with an illness and has since been released from the hospital. We ask for your privacy as he is cared for and resting at home in good hands,” the statement said.
Author: Michael
It doesn’t get much more American than home runs and Air Force salutes. When those two things come together like they did Saturday, it’s patriotism at its finest.
The Falcons hosted the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels for a three-game college baseball series at the Academy just north of Colorado Springs and scored 32 runs over the course of the weekend. They lost two of three, and aren’t good this year, but the other two final scores didn’t take away from the glorious moments that occurred during the only win.
As Odell Beckham Jr. remains on the free agent market for the second straight season, it appears that a couple of teams have emerged as possible landing spots. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Ravens have made an offer to Beckham, while the Jets also remain in the mix for the wide receiver.
“The Baltimore Ravens have met with Odell Beckham Jr., they’ve presented him their own offer,” Schefter said on ESPN.
Much has been written about Angel Reese taunting Caitlin Clark at the end of LSU’s National Championship victory over Iowa.
While I believe Reese taunting Clark — in the manner she did — is pretty classless, that’s not going to be the focus of this commentary. Though, ESPN has already deemed me racist for saying that.
No, I think the bigger issue is how she handled the postgame news conference. Not only how she handled it, but how the media is covering her comments.
Here’s what Reese said when asked about her taunts:
All year, I was critiqued for who I was.
Apr 2, 2023; Inglewood, CA, USA; Snoop Dogg (black attire) and the Miz (suit) and Shane McMahon (white shirt) during Wrestlemania Night 2 at SoFi Stadium.
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Shane McMahon’s surprising return to the WWE stunned fans around the world during Night 2 of WrestleMania 39 on Sunday night. But, unfortunately, his unexpected appearance ended up being unexpectedly cut short due to an in-ring accident during his segment with The Miz and Snoop Dogg.
Another wild NCAA tournament is coming to an end.
The Cleveland Browns offense could have looked a whole lot different.
While signing autographs, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill told a Browns fan he wanted to play in Cleveland. But the organization, he said, wouldn’t pay him what he wanted.
“They should’ve paid me bro. I tried to go to Cleveland, I tried that but they didn’t want me,” Hill said.
Imagine if the #Browns would’ve landed Tyreek Hill after landing Deshaun Watson ( :@MatthewDente20_). pic.twitter.
Stefon Diggs is coming off of his fifth-straight 1,000-yard season and continues to be one of the best pass-catchers in the NFL. Although his dominance on the gridiron is well-documented through numbers and wins, the 29-year-old is also nice with it on the hardwood.
Diggs, a former five-star recruit, played football in the fall and ran track during the offseason at Our Lady of Good Counsel high school in Maryland. He wasn’t a two-sport star in college or anything like that.
Basketball has never been Stefon Diggs’ full-time thing, he’s just like that.
Brewers rookie infielder Brice Turang made sure his first MLB home run would be a moment that he’d never forget as he blasted an 0-1 pitch over the right-field wall for a grand slam that gave Milwaukee a 10-0 lead over the New York Mets.
What made that grand slam even better was the fact that his parents were in the crowd and cameras were able to catch them celebrating their son’s massive moment.
Turang’s proud mother was nearly in tears as she celebrated with everyone sitting around her.
After beginning the 2023 Major League Baseball season with a three-game series on the road in Chicago, the Brewers returned home for the first time on Monday. As Milwaukee fans packed into American Family Field to celebrate the start of a new year with the home-opener, they were treated to an incredible flyover after the national anthem.
There was only one problem— nobody could see the it. Those inside, at least.
All of the fans that arrived to the ballpark in time for the pregame fanfare were unable to catch a glimpse of the jet as it made its way over the stadium.