Monthly Archives: September 2026

Duke Basketball Stays Put in Updated Early Rankings

College basketball is right around the corner as practices are officially underway. For the Duke Blue Devils, the excitement is high once again and rightfully so. Jon Scheyer and his staff have put together another really good roster, arguably one of the best in his tenure so far. The Blue Devils have a good mix of young players as well …

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The similarities between the 2026 Yankees and Knicks seasons

Ah, playoff baseball. There really is nothing like it. No other sport’s postseason is distinctly embodied in a time of year, but baseball commonly associates the chill of autumn and the month of October with their own march towards a championship. Today, the Yankees’ journey begins, one that could end as soon as Wednesday night or could last deep into …

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Non-Conference Preview: Saint Louis – Yahoo Sports

We are counting down the days to the start of the college basketball season. If you’re reading this on the day is was published, we have 47 days to the official start of College Basketball, and 36 days until we can see the team in action against K-State (presuming it’s televised). Advertisement The Full Non-Conference Schedule: October 23rd — at …

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Cavs champion J.R. Smith arrested for assault

J.R. Smith was arrested for assault in Texas on Tuesday. The former NBA veteran played five seasons with the Cleveland Cavaliers and contributed to their 2016 championship. TMZ reports that Smith was arrested by Hunt County police for family violence. He was booked on a charge of assault involving family bodily injury. Advertisement No bond has been set as of …

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Ranking the Roster: Kevin Porter Jr. slices and dices at 7

All told, Kevin Porter Jr. is coming off a better season than I initially thought. I mean, averages of 17.4 PPG, 7.4 APG, 5.2 RPG, and 2.2 (!) SPG are nothing to sneeze at. Granted, those numbers are somewhat inflated because 1) he only played 38 games, and 2) he got heaps of minutes when he did play (33 minutes …

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NBA – Minnesota Secondhand Champs

Minnesota sports fandom is not for the faint of heart. To be a Minnesota fan is a constant wade through the lingering vape-waste left by departed stars who found greater success in another city. Both sides of the Mississippi clutch their heads, reeling from second-hand champ syndrome. Advertisement Everyone sees it. In my day job as a wastewater communications specialist, …

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Who is Brice Sensabaugh? – Yahoo Sports

Very few days in Utah Jazz history have made me as excited as Thursday, June 22, 2023 – the night of that years NBA draft. As a plucky 18 year old, I (unwisely) fancied myself quite the prodigy in the draft field, and 7 to 10 P.M was my time to show off my stuff. I thought Taylor Hendricks was …

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