Author: Michael

If you don’t love a big plate of scattered, smothered, covered hash browns, you can forget about playing for Scott Cross.
The Troy head basketball coach revealed to Kentucky Sports Radio on Monday that he has an interesting way of evaluating potential recruits for the Trojans: he has to know their opinion of Waffle House.
“Started off, the first two recruits we brought on campus, we’re driving down the main street, I point out Waffle House, and ask them if they want to eat there for breakfast,” Cross explained.

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Dallas Mavericks fans didn’t need more reasons to groan, tear out their hair, and abandon their Mavericks’ fandom altogether.
But now they’re lamenting the early February trade that sent Quentin Grimes to Philadelphia, as the emerging guard continues to dazzle in a 76ers uniform.
Over his last five games, Grimes is averaging a staggering 32.6 points.
On Monday, facing the formidable Houston Rockets, Grimes erupted for a career-high 46 points in Philly’s loss to Golden State.

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Washington Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin is just 8 goals away from breaking Wayne Gretzky’s goal-scoring record of 894 tucks, and believe it or not — with history very much in his sights — someone brought up the most disgusting two words in all of sports.
Load. Management.
Honestly, even typing that makes my stomach turn like I’m Tracy Morgan at a Knicks game.
Whenever an NBA vs. NHL debate came up, the trump card all hockey fans have is load management.

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Rose BC won the inaugural Unrivaled championship on Monday, earning Angel Reese and her teammates a cool $50,000 bonus on top of their six-figure salaries.
Reese, who was named Unrivaled’s Defensive Player of the Year, didn’t participate in the 3-on-3 league playoffs because of a hand/wrist injury, but she was thrilled about the championship — and that bonus.
“50K NEED DATTTTT,” she wrote on X.

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When Roki Sasaki chose the Los Angeles Dodgers this past offseason, rival executives across Major League Baseball weren’t happy. 
Despite an MLB investigation confirming that the Dodgers had followed league rules and the negotiations had been above board, some speculated that there’d been a pre-negotiated deal between the two sides. 
With Sasaki about to make his Major League debut on Wednesday, a new report from Ken Rosenthal at The Athletic has revealed that Sasaki’s choice was likely always going to be Los Angeles, but not how many around the game speculated.

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