Daily Archives: November 3, 2022

Sharp-shooting Virginia Tech takes aim at Delaware State

Last year, Delaware State opened with a game against overmatched Cairn, a Division III school from Pennsylvania. Monday brings a significantly tougher opener for the Hornets as they travel to Blacksburg, Va., to take on Virginia Tech, the defending Atlantic Coast Conference tournament champion. What’s the best advice for the Hornets of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, who lost their final …

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WATCH: Coordinators preview No. 24 Texas Longhorns

On how Will Howard as changed I think it’s a materialization of his work, time, how he has broken his game down, attacked the process and how he has continued to improve. It’s him out on Friday morning before we leave to go to TCU getting a 30 minute throwing workout on his own. If there’s one of those, there’s …

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Nets’ Ben Simmons to miss at least next 2 games with knee injury; Vaughn doesn’t know how long he’ll coach

NEW YORK — In news that would be bigger if not for his team’s coaching change and his teammate’s antisemitism scandal: Ben Simmons will miss the Brooklyn Nets’ next two games because of soreness and swelling in his left knee.  Interim coach Jacque Vaughn said Thursday that Simmons would not travel with the Nets to Washington, D.C., where they will …

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Streaking Cavs get backcourt reunited, kick off roadie at Pistons

The Cleveland Cavaliers finally got a chance to see what their backcourt duo of Darius Garland and Donovan Mitchell could do for a full game. The results were very impressive. They combined 54 points and 18 assists in a 114-113 overtime win over Boston, extending the team’s winning streak to six games. Cleveland will now embark on a five-game road …

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Marquette feeling ‘connected’ for opener vs. Radford

The second year of the Shaka Smart era at Marquette begins much like the first — with the Golden Eagles picked to finish ninth in the Big East. Marquette looks to once again exceed expectations, beginning with Monday night’s season opener against visiting Radford in Milwaukee. “We’ve got a really connected group right now, but we haven’t played any games …

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NBA restricted free agent Miles Bridges pleads no contest to felony domestic violence, per report

NBA restricted free agent Miles Bridges pleaded no contest to a felony domestic violence charge on Thursday, according to ESPN. As a result, Bridges will face three years of probation and no jail time. Throughout his probation, Bridges will be forced to undergo 52 weeks of both domestic violence counseling and parenting classes, serve 100 hours of community service, and …

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Grizzlies’ up-and-comers return home to meet Hornets

After a hard-fought 111-106 win over Portland ended a four-game road trip out West, the Memphis Grizzlies are riding momentum and will return home Friday to take on the slumping Charlotte Hornets. The steady hand of point guard Ja Morant continues to run the show. Morant ranks fifth in the NBA in scoring (31.4 points per game) and is dishing …

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Five-star recruits Robert Dillingham, AJ Johnson leaving Kanye West’s Donda Academy

Five-star recruits Robert Dillingham and AJ Johnson are leaving Donda Academy, an unaccredited Christian private school founded earlier this year by Kanye West, in wake of the rapper’s antisemitic remarks. The news come just a week after the school reportedly shut down and reopened later.  Dillingham has officially signed with the Overtime Elite league and maintains college eligibility. The Kentucky commit …

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Tide Hoops Refresher: Noah Gurley

The transfer portal is becoming more important each passing year in college basketball. The fact you can land a transfer player now and he is immediately eligible, if it is his first time transferring, can be such an advantage. Noah Gurley was an impact transfer when he stepped on campus at Alabama filling a void of the stretch forward that …

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Adam Silver ‘disappointed’ in Kyrie Irving’s non-apology, ADL says Irving has ‘a lot of work to do’

The NBA released a statement from commissioner Adam Silver on Thursday addressing the joint statement that Kyrie Irving, the Brooklyn Nets and the Anti-Defamation League had released the previous night. In it, Silver expresses disappointment that Irving has not apologized for publicizing a film full of antisemitic conspiracy theories. Shortly after the press release was published, Irving again refused to …

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College basketball schedules 2022-23: Teams with the most challenging slates this season

Every coach in college basketball wants to brag about having a difficult schedule. Kentucky coach John Calipari intimated recently he might just be crazy for the challenging slate he put together for his Wildcats. Auburn coach Bruce Pearl suggested in September that no team in the power conference structure this year plays a tougher schedule than his Tigers. And of …

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Corey Kispert expected to return from ankle injury vs. Brooklyn Nets

Kispert expected to return from injury vs. Nets originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington WASHINGTON — The Wizards are set to get second-year wing Corey Kispert back after his month-long recovery from a sprained left ankle, as he’s expected to play on Friday as they host the Brooklyn Nets. Kispert, 23, suffered the injury during a preseason game against the …

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The top performers so far

Special to Yahoo Sports The rookie class from the 2022 NBA Draft packed plenty of talent heading into the fantasy season, but No. 2 overall pick Chet Holmgren’s offseason foot injury that sidelined him for the year put a damper on things. However, plenty of first-year players have made an impact over the first few weeks. A few have struggled …

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Sean Miller’s Xavier reboot begins vs. Morgan State

The Xavier Musketeers and Morgan State Bears meet on Monday in a game both schools hope is a springboard to better times for their respective programs. Sean Miller returns to the Cincinnati school after 12 seasons at Arizona. Miller coached the Musketeers for five seasons between 2004 and 2009, leading Xavier to the Elite Eight in 2008 and the Sweet …

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Five years after FBI scandal, Louisville basketball ruling shows joke is on NCAA again

In the magical world of the Independent Accountability Resolution Panel — the group of high-priced lawyers hired by the NCAA to adjudicate the infractions cases stemming from the 2017 FBI investigation into college basketball — Adidas wasn’t paying teenage basketball players to go to Louisville for the benefit of Louisville or Rick Pitino.  “It was our interpretation,” said David Benck, …

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Kyrie Irving lacks awareness of history, doubts he will change

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said he is proud of the former NBA players that took a stance against anti-Semitism amid Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving posting a link to “Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America,” a film with many anti-Semitic statements. On telecasts this week on TNT, analysts Shaquille O’Neal, Charles Barkley and Reggie Miller each commented on what they thought about Irving. Barkley said …

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Louisville NCAA penalties: Punishment light for Cardinals, ex-coaches Rick Pitino, Chris Mack after FBI probe

The University of Louisville has been spared from significant and damaging NCAA sanctions by the IARP, sources told CBS Sports on Thursday. The IARP later announced Louisville’s penalties which placed the Cardinals on two years of NCAA probation, but did not include a postseason ban. The school was handed a $5,000 fine, assessed a seven-day reduction in recruiting days and …

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Who is Matt Ryan, the DoorDash driver turned Lakers sharpshooter?

The Los Angeles Lakers were staring a 1-6 start in the face Wednesday as they trailed the New Orleans Pelicans 111-108 with just 1.3 seconds remaining on the clock. Whom did they turn to when they needed a miracle? Surely it was four-time MVP LeBron James, right? Nope. Okay… how about eight-time All-Star Anthony Davis? Guess again. In the hour …

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