Alabama has a shooters’ chance, Purdue has Zach Edey and NC State has Cinderella’s charm. One team has the best shot at dethroning the Huskies.
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Caitlin. Angel. JuJu. Paige. Monday could be one of the most monumental moments in women’s basketball history — to the point where it’s almost a shame the matchups are happening so early in the tournament.
Caitlin. Angel. JuJu. Paige. The Elite Eight games Monday could mark one of the most monumental moments in women’s basketball history, and we’re here for it.
Clark and Reese both play with passion, and they both want to grow the women’s game. They don’t have to be best friends to do that.
We haven’t even seen the first full week of the MLB season unfold, and we’re already witnessing fan fights in the stands of ballparks.
During the San Diego Padres game against the San Francisco Giants at Petco Park on Saturday, fans from each team got into an altercation. A woman (who was a Padres fan) was getting verbally aggressive with two Giants fans sitting nearby. As she reached the end of her tirade, she flipped off the fans with both hands and yelled “F–k you!” before aggressively slapping one of them in the face.
The fan who got slapped reacted in shock.
The Warriors rallied to win their fourth straight on the road, beating the San Antonio Spurs 117-113 on Sunday at Frost Bank Center.
Hailey Van Lith thinks there’s one thing to blame for people not liking the LSU women’s basketball team:
A racial double standard.
The Tigers play Iowa on Monday in the Elite 8, and they’re at the center of the women’s college basketball world following a lengthy Washington Post article of Kim Mulkey and a Los Angeles Times piece referring to LSU as “dirty debutantes.” The latter was eventually removed from the article.
The legacy of DJ Burns lived on for another week after North Carolina State defeated Duke on Sunday night to clinch a Final Four berth, and the party was on, which included arena security staff members in Dallas.
As the final seconds ticked off the clock in Dallas, the Wolfpack had once again shocked the college basketball world by winning their ninth game in a row, thanks in large part to the play of fan-favorite DJ Burns. We are witnessing one of the biggest stories in the sport over this last month, and we still have at least one more game to watch the big man from NC State.
NC State continued its improbable run by beating Duke on Sunday to reach the Final Four for the first time since winning the NCAA tournament in 1983.
DALLAS – The North Carolina State men are going to the real Dance, now, and they’re bringing a partner and a DJ.
Junior power forward DJ Burns Jr. started dancing early Sunday during the second half at timeouts around scoring 29 points, often on soft, sweet, yet powerful moves inside that Duke never could stop. And he and N.C. State stepped all over the No. 4 seed Blue Devils, the once mighty Blue Blood, 76-64, Sunday afternoon at the American Airlines Center.