Golden State of Affairs: Winners win, and dynasties live on
When Steph Curry said people didn’t expect the Warriors to be winning another NBA Finals, he kept receipts. Doubt this man at your own peril.
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Here’s why Boston’s Game One Victory wasn’t a Fluke
The Golden State Warriors had no answer for the barrage of baskets the Boston Celtics hit them with in the fourth quarter in Game One of the NBA Finals. Yes, the “been there, done that” team lost the “clutch quarter”… Read More ›
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Baylor’s Dave Aranda shows there’s more than one way to lead
Aranda’s success is a lesson that we don’t have to settle for the boundaries of our comfort zones. It doesn’t always take an alpha to lead. Just someone who knows how to climb out of the pit.
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NBA Round 2 Playoff Trends: Buy Miami or Philly?
Joel Embiid returned to the Philadelphia 76ers’ lineup, but is that a large enough variable to alter the outcome of the series? Miami Heat are the number one seed in the Eastern Conference. The team relies on its defense and… Read More ›
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NFL mock draft 2022: In defense of the quarterbacks
It’s become so trendy to pan this year’s crop of quarterbacks that it’s almost now passé. But we still think you’ll see three come off the board in the first round.
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The win-now Brooklyn Nets are throwing away their shot
Philadelphia is taking its shot now. In trading James Harden, the Nets just threw theirs away.
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Super Bowl LVI: Sometimes conventional wisdom is right
You can find plenty of reasons to go against the grain in Super Bowl LVI. But will it be determined by the obvious matchup instead?
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Overtime’s squeaky wheel: Is it time for a change?
After an overtime classic between the Chiefs and Bills was essentially decided by the coin toss, is it time to adjust the NFL’s OT rules?
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The dynasty that will not die
Sooner or later, people are going to learn that predicting the end of the Alabama dynasty is a losing proposition as long as Nick Saban remains on the sideline
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Basketball isn’t just the offseason in Alabama anymore
With Bruce Pearl in Auburn, Nate Oats at Alabama, Andy Kennedy at UAB, and Richie Riley at South Alabama, we may be in the early stages of this state’s new Golden Age of college basketball coaches.
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Golden State of Affairs: Winners win, and dynasties live on
June 18, 2022
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Baylor’s Dave Aranda shows there’s more than one way to lead
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The dynasty that will not die
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NFL mock draft 2022: In defense of the quarterbacks
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