Daily Archives: September 15, 2026

Today in sports history, November 4

Nov. 4 Today in sports history Today is Nov. 4. On this date in: 1923: Chicago Bears founder, co-coach and player George Halas returned a Jim Thorpe fumble 98 yards for a touchdown in a 26-0 victory over the Oorang Indians, setting an NFL record that stood for 49 years. Advertisement 1951: The United States captured the Ryder Cup at …

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UCLA Basketball Top 20 Players of All Time: No. 5

We’ve finally reached the top five in our countdown of the top 20 UCLA Bruins of all time. When ranking the best 20 Bruins in UCLA’s history, there is no shortage of players who won National Championships under John Wooden. However, this Bruin managed to pair a National Championship win with one of the best individual peaks of any other …

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Paul George addresses negative reaction to Jaylen Brown trade

Paul George addresses negative reaction to Jaylen Brown trade originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston Paul George is well aware of how Boston Celtics fans feel about him essentially replacing Jaylen Brown as a result of the team’s shocking offseason trade with the Philadelphia 76ers. Advertisement On July 1, the NBA world was stunned as the C’s shipped Brown to …

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Can Matisse Thybulle remain healthy enough to fortify the Lakers’ defense?

Welcome to our Lakers Season Preview Series! For the next several weeks, we’ll be writing columns every weekday breaking down the biggest questions we have about every player the Lakers added this offseason. Today, we look at Matisse Thybulle. When Marcus Smart signed with the Houston Rockets over the summer, the Lakers lost more than just their best perimeter defender. …

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The NBA’s new 2027-28 salary-cap projection bodes well for the Sixers

This offseason, new Sixers president of basketball operations Mike Gansey turned lemons into fresh-squeezed lemonade. Not only did the Sixers flip Paul George for Jaylen Brown and sign LeBron James to a minimum contract, but they also rounded out their depth by splitting the non-taxpayer mid-level exception between Anfernee Simons and Dean Wade and spending part of their bi-annual exception …

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TCU Basketball Lands ESPN Big Monday Spotlight At Arizona

FORT WORTH – TCU basketball is heading back to a national television spotlight, and the Horned Frogs won’t be getting an easy assignment. The Big 12 announced Monday that TCU will visit Arizona on Feb. 8, 2027, as part of ESPN’s Big Monday package. The game is scheduled for 9 p.m. ET on ESPN2, putting Jamie Dixon’s program on one …

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Samson Folk joins for a Raptors conversation! Team USA wins gold + All-Rookie team candidates

Subscribe to The Dunker Spot We have a jam-packed episode of The Dunker Spot coming your way! First, Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones are joined by Samson Folk (Raptors Republic) for a wide-ranging conversation about the Toronto Raptors. They talk through the finally completed Kawhi Leonard trade and how he fits on both ends, Scottie Barnes’ growth and two-way usage, …

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Site Announcement: Meet Brew Hoop’s newest writers!

As you might have seen, a little while back, we put out a call for new writers. Well, we’re thrilled to finally be able to introduce you to them all. And what better way to do so than by giving them the mic, err, floor, err… Enjoy their wordsmithery! Nate O. Hey folks! I’m Nate, and we previously may have …

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Michigan State Adds Non-Conference Game Against Drake

The Michigan State basketball non-conference schedule has gained another piece of the puzzle. December 5, currently slotted between Arkansas and Merrimack, will see the Spartans take on the Drake Bulldogs. Advertisement This marks the eighth non-conference game currently scheduled for Michigan State. The Spartans had 11 non-conference regular-season games last season, so it is reasonable to expect a couple more …

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Today in sports history, November 3

Nov. 3 Today in sports history Today is Nov. 3. On this date in: 1899: Heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries defeated Tom Sharkey by decision after 25 punishing rounds at Coney Island, New York, in one of the era’s most celebrated title fights. Advertisement 1962: Wilt Chamberlain scored 72 points for the San Francisco Warriors in a 127-115 loss to …

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Mid-Major Madness Reacts Survey: What’s the best mid-major tradition?

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Mid-Major fans and fans across the country. College basketball is littered with traditions. Passionate fanbases. Quirky rituals. Longstanding rivalries. The sport has it all. Advertisement But we want to know which tradition among mid-majors is the best? The …

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The TOP Dunks of the 2025-26 NBA Season | Pt. 3

Never miss a moment with the latest news, trending stories and highlights to bring you closer to your favorite players and teams. Source link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkpYht67__s Author : Publish date : [publish_date] Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the linked Source.

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NBA reportedly lacked sufficient evidence to suspend Kawhi Leonard for role in Clippers’ investigation

In the wake of the NBA’s investigation into whether the Los Angeles Clippers circumvented the salary cap when they signed Kawhi Leonard, one major question has emerged: Did Leonard get off light? After months of looking into the situation, the NBA finally released its judgement in September. The Clippers and owner Steve Ballmer got the worst of the league’s punishment. …

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MSU basketball to play traditional MVC power this season

Michigan State basketball is set to host one of the top programs from the Missouri Valley Conference over the last decade this season. Another non-conference matchup for the Spartans has been announced, as the Drake Bulldogs revealed they will be coming to the Breslin Center in early December. The Bulldogs released their official non-conference schedule for the upcoming season this …

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Ranking the Roster: Bogoljub Markovic comes in green at 17

After being drafted and stashed, then going on to win MVP and, for the second year in a row, the Top Prospect Award in Serbia’s Adriatic League, the Milwaukee Bucks committed to Bogoljub Markovic early this offseason, signing him to a four-year, $9.3m rookie contract. The timing was both right and wrong. Markovic does have talent (more on that in …

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Michigan State Center Anton Bonke Left Off Top-30 Centers in College Basketball

Apparently, 7-foot-2 isn’t enough to get Anton Bonke noticed. The Michigan State Spartans’ new starting center was left off College Basketball Report’s list of the Top 30 Centers in college basketball, despite eight Big Ten centers making the cut. Advertisement That’s a pretty significant omission for a player stepping into one of the most important roles on Tom Izzo’s roster. …

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Who should the Wizards start: George, Coulibaly or Johnson?

When the Washington Wizards started their rebuild in 2023, rotation debates centered around Deni Avdija versus Corey Kispert for a starting spot and whether Mike Muscala or Danilo Gallinari would back up Daniel Gafford.  Three years later, Bilal Coulibaly is the lone holdover from a roster that’s undergone a complete overhaul. Washington’s new-look squad of talented veterans and ascending young …

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I let NBA2k27 predict Cooper Flagg’s sophomore season — it got weird

Using the latest release in the NBA2K franchise to simulate Mavericks Year Two scenarios for Cooper Flagg? It can get weird. And I’m talking Nathan Fielder movie trailer — compelling weird. We all know how Flagg’s rookie year went — incredible for the individual, slow-moving car crash for the team. Advertisement With NBA 2K27 finally out, it seemed like a …

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