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WNBA Star Sue Bird Announces 2022 Will Be Her Final Season
Sue Bird will retire this year after winning four WNBA championships, five gold medals and two NCAA championships.
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The Sports Bra Is a Bar That Plays One Thing: Women's Sports
Maybe you’ve run into this problem over the years: you want to catch some of the biggest female sports stars compete – only there’s nowhere to actually watch these games. That was the issue Portland native Jenny Nguyen, a sports fan and former basketball player, kept running into, so she decided to create a solution: the Sports Bra. The Sports Bra...
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LeBron James Becomes First NBA Player Ever to Be a Billionaire
LeBron James becomes the first active NBA player to reach billionaire status, according to Forbes.
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5 Things You May Not Know About Warriors' Steph Curry
Steph Curry is a name known by every basketball fan. Here are some things you might now know about the NBA star.
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How Do the Celtics and Warriors Compare?
How do the Boston Celtics and the Golden State Warriors compare? Here is a comparison of stats and facts about both teams.
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Top Performers From the 2022 NBA Draft Combine
These prospects raised their stock in the 2022 draft following the week-long NBA combine.
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Rapper J. Cole to Play Pro Basketball in Canada
Cole, whose full name is Jermaine Cole, played with the Rwanda Patriots in the Basketball Africa League in 2021.
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2022 NBA Draft Lottery Results, Magic Win First Pick
The Orlando Magic win the first pick in the 2022 NBA Draft Lottery.
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Celtics' Marcus Smart, Al Horford Out for Game 1 vs. Heat
The Boston Celtics have ruled out Marcus Smart and Al Horford for the team’s Eastern Conference Finals Game 1 showdown with the Miami Heat.
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Tracy McGrady Builds His Ideal 1-on-1 Player
Founder of the Ones Basketball League, Tracy McGrady builds the ideal 1-on-1 player using aspects from the NBA’s best.
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This 17-Year-Old Is Getting Paid at Least $100,000 to Play High School Basketball
Bryson Warren is among the first class of high school athletes to join Overtime Elite, a basketball league that recruits – and pays – some of the top-ranked high school and teenaged players from around the world.
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NBA's Cavaliers Reach Jersey Patch Deal With Steel Company Cleveland-Cliffs
The Cleveland Cavaliers agreed to terms on a jersey patch sponsorship deal with hometown steel manufacturer Cleveland-Cliffs.
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Overtime Launches New Amateur League for High School Football Players That's Backed by Cam Newton
Overtime, a sports media company, is unveiling a new amateur league for high school football players. Former NFL MVP Cam Newton is an investor.
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Vanessa Bryant and the Bryant Family Form New Nike Partnership
Almost a year after Nike and the Bryant family ended their partnership, the two have joined forces to bring inspiration to a new generation.
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This 47-Year-Old Left a $800,000 Salary to Coach Basketball – Now His Small School Is Headed to NCAA March Madness
Griff Aldrich was making $800,000 a year in private equity. He took a huge pay cut to coach college basketball instead — and is leading the Longwood University Lancers to the NCAA’s “Big Dance.”
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How Big is March Madness? The Stats and Facts You Should Know
Here’s everything you should know about March Madness, a.k.a. the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament, from when it started to how many people watch and how much they’re wagering.
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A Bigger Bracket? NCAA Transformation Could Lead to Changes
College sports leaders are working to transform the top tier of NCAA athletics, from how Division I should be governed to what should be required of schools to compete at the highest level
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Hard Assets, Black Art and Thinking Like a CEO: How Grant Hill Built His Post-NBA Business Empire
Basketball Hall of Famer Grant Hill spoke with CNBC to discuss his brand deal with Philips, real estate and sports ownership.
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Bryant's First NEC Championship Marred by Fight in Stands
Peter Kiss had 34 points and a season-high five steals and top-seeded Bryant cruised to 70-43 win over Wagner on Tuesday night for the first Northeast Conference tournament championship in program history. But the game was marred by a fight in the stands among fans. With 4:37 to play and the Bulldogs leading 68-32, play stopped for nearly 30 minutes….
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Teams With the Most NCAA Tournament Success
With March Madness quickly approaching, here are the schools with the most NCAA Tournament wins since the event was started in 1939.