The fall portion of the 2009-‘10 college basketball season has been even more topsy-turvy than normal. Out West, Oregon State, picked by many to be a serious contender in the PAC-10, ...
Breaking News: Angel Garcia eyeing a January 2010 return date Angel Garcia, the 6’11”, 250-pound forward for the Memphis Tigers with length and superior skills, has taken a most circuitous route to the college hardwood...
Photo credit: Mark Weber University of Memphis basketball fans call it “The Miracle Shot” or just “The Shot.” Memphis basketball players—especially those who saw it live—are sick and tired of hearing about it...
Capping a wild, unpredictable day of racing, Brad Keselowski was dominant on two late race re-starts to power his way to victory at the Kroger on Track for the Cure 250 at Memphis Motorsports Park in a photo finish over Kyle Busch...
Carl Edwards, who has engaged in a love affair with Memphis Motorsports Park, has sliced through the field like a hot knife through butter at the Kroger on Track for the Cure 250...
It’s a sunny Saturday here in Memphis, Tenn., and you couldn’t possibly ask for better weather for the Kroger on Track for the Cure 250 from Memphis Motorsports Park. Qualifying is long over, and we’re moments away from the start of the race...
Shawn Taggart, 24, the former University of Memphis standout who decided to forego his final year of college eligibility to pursue his dream of playing professional basketball, has been signed ...
Southern Miss had what I like to call “Conference USA disease” last year. The malady is associated with a proclivity for teams in the conference to start four-guard lineups, due to a lack of quality big men...
We’ll start this off by acknowledging that Mike Davis is a good coach. He played under C. M. Newton and Wimp Sanderson at Alabama and coached under Bob Knight at Indiana—three living legends of college basketball...
It’s been tough sledding in Conference USA competition for SMU’s Matt Doherty. Doherty, the North Carolina Tar Heels legend who earned a Championship ring alongside Michael Jordan ...
Where do you go from 3-27? If you’re Rice University, you (perhaps unfairly) fire the head coach in charge of the train wreck, Willis Wilson, and replace him with a coach (Ben Braun) ...
Player turnover is to be expected in college athletics. Players graduate, and are replaced by incoming recruits. Conference USA probably will have more new faces than any other conference in America in 2009...
Even in Conference USA, it is difficult to make it into the first division without top-notch talent. Just ask East Carolina’s Mack McCarthy...
Joe Torre is a Hall of Fame manager. Take that to the bank. Play the Lottery with it. Bet the mortgage. Use your wife and kids as collateral, if you like...
Two down, one to go. My fellow Dodgers Featured Columnist, P.J. Ross, and I have been saying the same thing for the past few days: Not only was it imperative for the Boys in Blue to ...
A lot of people are sleeping on Memphis basketball. Just to review: yes, we’re aware that John Calipari is no longer the head coach here in the Bluff City...
Dear God, I don’t know what to call you, but most faiths find it appropriate to refer to you as just “God” with a capital “G,” so I hope you can deal with that...
According to paleontologists, something monumental and unprecedented in Terran history occurred some 65 million years ago...
For J. A. Allen's take on why/how Roger Federer will win, click here This year’s U.S. Open final has an unexpected matchup. That Roger Federer is in the contest is no surprise...
At Rob York’s behest, Ray Tannock, Ryan Michael and I loosely collaborated on this, a variation of a Creature vs...
For the previous installment in the series, Rob York's In the Zone with Martina Hingis, please click here Bigger. Stronger. Faster. Better...
Hiroki Kuroda gave up two runs on just three hits in eight strong innings, and the Dodgers touched-up Merkin Valdez and Bob Howry in a five-run seventh inning in a 10-3 Dodger rout to open a ...
If you’ve followed the National League West this season, complete this sentence: Things are getting very ________ (fill in the blank, depending upon your allegiance)...
For Rajat Jain’s counterpoint, arguing Tsonga’s chance to win, please click here It has been mentioned ad infinitum that Jo Wilfried-Tsonga bears a striking resemblance to boxing ...
Talent. Dedication. Hard work. These are some of the key ingredients in the soup of life; it only makes sense that the attributes would be crucial to the success of a young basketball star signing a scholarship at a Division I basketball powerhouse...
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