Meet Metta World Peace…WTF?
You might be looking at that picture and thinking "Metta? Dude that's Ron Artest." And that's where you are wrong.
You might be looking at that picture and thinking "Metta? Dude that's Ron Artest." And that's where you are wrong.
Bosse High School hoopster Jaquan Lyle, already may have received more early publicity than any Evansville high school basketball player in memory, if not the city's entire sports history. Lyle, a 6-foot-4, 185-pounder who just completed his freshman year at Bosse, was ranked No. 10 in the 2014 recruiting class by ESPNU. "It's a big deal," said Lyle, who averaged 15.4 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.7 assists in helping lead Bosse to a 19-7 record and its first Class 3A sectional title since 2007.
It's been a pretty wild ride to this year's NCAA Basketball Final Four in Houston. Lots of drama, lots of upsets, and the most unlikely group of teams to ever survive all the way to college basketball's last weekend
In workplaces all over America, folks spent Thursday morning scrambling to get their NCAA tournament brackets filled out before it was too late.
Not so at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut
When you are watching the NCAA Tournament this month, expect to see many shots of cheerleaders, particularly during timeouts. And why not? These young (mostly) ladies are athletes in their own right, and add a lot to the ambiance
Sports trick shots are taking over the Internet, if the popularity of amazing video montages by college trick shot masters UConn quarterback John McEntee and USC Asheville Goalkeeper Lassi Hurskainen are any indication.
A little more than a year ago, Mike Williams, who had played in the NBA for Atlanta and Sacramento, was shot eight times while breaking up a fight at an Atlanta night club.
When he awoke from a coma, the 6'8 giant was partially paralyzed from his waist down.