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One man’s Final Four picks: Providence, Miami, Xavier and ... Florida Atlantic

Bet on it: I’ve got the Owls as my upstart outsider to make it to Houston, and at 60-1, that would mean big money

Chicago Sun-Times

Bet on it: Taking Owl shot in Final Four

I’ve got Florida Atlantic as my upstart outsider to make the NCAA semifinals in Houston.

Chicago Sun-Times

2023 NFL draft: 10 potential Chargers targets to watch at East-West Shrine Bowl

The Chargers have used the East-West Shrine Bowl to find some of their players in recent years.

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Mark Bradley: Why Kareem Abdul-Jabbar remains a towering figure

ATLANTA — In his penultimate NBA game against the nasty Pistons in the 1989 finals, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 24 points. He was 42.

Tribune News Service

On this day: Payton Pritchard, Tony Delk born; Bobby Wilson signed

On this day in Celtics history, former Boston point guard Tony Delk was born, and guard Bobby Wilson was signed.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Don’t Miss These Must-Watch Matchups in the SEC/Big 12 Challenge

From Kansas vs. Kentucky to Tennessee vs. Texas, this mid-January series features meaningful nonconference games and nine of the 25 ranked teams, including three of the top five.

Sports Illustrated

Boogie Ellis and USC make their NCAA tournament case in furious comeback over UCLA

LOS ANGELES — There wouldn’t be many more shots like this. For USC, a team just rounding into form, opportunities to state its case to the NCAA tournament selection committee were so sparse from here it couldn’t afford to squander any left. Least of all against its bitter rival, UCLA,…

Los Angeles Times

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Why Does Justice Kavanaugh Write Concurrences?

And if only we could gaze upon his book of never-published opinions.

Reason

College golf coaches job blog: News from around the coaching community for 2023

News from around the college golf coaching community.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Women’s college hoops: Maryland-Michigan and Ohio State-Indiana lead Thursday’s slate of highly anticipated games

Thursday's NCAA slate should be a great one.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ohio State football position-by-position scholarship breakdown for 2023

A position-by-position look at where Ohio State stands right now with players on scholarship for 2023. #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

SI:AM | Two of Men’s Basketball’s Biggest Programs Are in Shambles

These trademark programs are struggling mightily this season.

Sports Illustrated

Darrion Caldwell working on legend status starting with Bellator 290, seeks Patricio Freire fight

Former Bellator champ Darrion Caldwell has reached a point in his career where being considered a legend matters to him.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Georgia investigating events surrounding fatal crash

ATLANTA — The University of Georgia said Tuesday it is investigating events that preceded a late-night car crash that killed a football player and a member of the team’s recruiting staff.

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Miami Herald

Michelle Kaufman: Gators NCAA champ Ben Shelton gives U.S. fans hope with surprise run to Aussie quarters

Unless you have been waking up before dawn to watch the Australian Open, or you happen to be a diehard Florida Gators tennis fan, you probably have been missing the emergence of Ben Shelton, one of the most compelling stories in American tennis in a long time.

Tribune News Service

How can we prevent another Jaden Rashada-Florida Gators situation?

As a Tampa name, image and likeness agent, Jake O’Donnell has followed the multimillion-dollar dispute involving former Florida Gators recruit Jaden Rashada from afar. He has heard the rumblings about how a deal between the blue-chip quarterback and a third party cost a power program its prized prospect.

Sports Illustrated

What in the World Is Wrong With Hoops in Kentucky?

In a state where college basketball is the top draw, there’s a growing sense none of its seven Division I men’s basketball programs will make the Big Dance.

Tribune News Service

Luke DeCock: ‘Changing of the guard’ in college basketball officiating forces coaches, fans to adjust

Amid everything else that happened Saturday night, North Carolina’s win over N.C. State was the kind of game where fans on both sides walked away complaining about the officiating. Wolfpack fans pointed to the Tar Heels’ 39 free-throw attempts, while the opposite side felt Leaky Black was unfairly ejected for…

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How has Kentucky basketball’s winning streak changed its NCAA Tournament outlook?

The new Associated Press Top 25 college basketball rankings were released Monday, and the Kentucky Wildcats — for the fourth consecutive week — did not make the list.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Jensen: Temple's upset of No. 1 Houston is one more chapter in Owls' confounding season

Temple had begun the game in Houston on Sunday with less than a 5 percent chance of winning, according to a website that specializes in such data.

Chicago Sun-Times

For first time ever, no teams from Texas make the women’s basketball poll

Illinois drops to No. 22. South Carolina and Ohio State hold the top 2 spots.

Tribune News Service

NC State has spent three decades in a basketball wilderness. What happened to the Pack?

RALEIGH, N.C. — One of the most historic houses in Raleigh rises out of a small hill, almost hidden, off of Daniels Street and steps away from the Village District near downtown. Since its construction in the mid-1950s the city has changed all around it. A new apartment building towers…

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Mark Bradley: What does Adonai Mitchell’s transfer say about Georgia? Nothing, really.

ATLANTA — Adonai Mitchell, widely known as “AD,” worked four playoff games as a Georgia Bulldog. He caught a touchdown pass in all four. His score in Indianapolis put Georgia ahead of Alabama to stay. His touchdown in Mercedes-Benz Stadium brought the Bulldogs even with Ohio State; seconds later, Jack…

Sports Illustrated

There Are No Winners in the Jaden Rashada Florida Saga

The quarterback from California was let down by many people around him in the messiest name, image and likeness fiasco to date.

Sports Illustrated

Jackson State Nearly Conquered an SEC Giant. Now the Tigers Want More.

After going stride-for-stride with LSU in last year’s NCAA tournament, coach Tomekia Reed has been carefully crafting a plan to return to the Big Dance.

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