NEW YORK (AP) — Duke star Cooper Flagg becomes just the fourth freshman to win AP men’s college basketball player of the year award.
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Kevin O’Connor and Tom Haberstroh went LIVE on Friday morning to discuss 10 storylines with 10 days left in the NBA regular season, and they started with reaction to last night’s masterclass performance by Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors.
Ja Morant’s antics might be hilarious to watch for the rest of us, but they’re also apparently pretty costly.
Mere hours after being warned by the NBA about doing a finger gun celebration during a game, Morant pulled out the exact same celebration during the Grizzlies’ game against the Heat on Thursday night. He didn’t even think twice about it.
He managed to avoid a suspension, which some people have called for. But he won’t be able to avoid a fine.
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The majority of names on this list were likely not even on the radar for you a month ago. However, as is the experience at this time every year, deep-diving is a skill in itself. All five teams featured here have well and truly packed their bags for this season and are marching proudly toward the 2025 NBA Draft. If you are lucky enough to have made it this far, your season could very well come down to quantity over quality.
The off-season movement continues around the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs taking another player from an AFC West rival in free agency.
According to an announcement from the SportsTrust Advisors agency, former Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman Janarius Robinson agreed on a deal with Kansas City on Friday. Steve Spagnuolo’s defense gets another player with pass-rushing ability that can add depth to the defensive line going into training camp.
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Dan Patrick appeared on “Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich” on Friday to discuss who the greatest basketball player ever is – and why LeBron James is not considered that player.
To start off the conversation, Dakick said that there are two players that come to mind in any G.O.A.T. conversation he has.
“The two best players I’ve ever seen – Kareem Abduul-Jabar and Michael Jordan. I think LeBron is right there, but that’s where I’m at,” Dakich said.
I was having some trouble sleeping on Thursday night into Friday morning and found myself awake at 1:30 in the morning. So, since I was up, I wandered downstairs to watch the second practice session of the Japanese Grand Prix weekend, and I’m kind of glad I did because it was downright bizarre.
Chris Russo joins the Dan Patrick show to discu