Kansas made March Madness history with a 72-69 victory over UNC in the 2022 NCAA Tournament championship game. The Jayhawks overcame a 16-point deficit (and 15-point halftime deficit) to claim Kansas' fourth national championship, and second under Bill Self. In so doing, they also registered one of the largest comebacks in NCAA Tournament history. The game was … Continue reading Kansas Overcomes 15-Point Halftime Deficit Against North Carolina To Win Championship →

One of the best quarterbacks in the NFL said a racial bias against black QBs still exists. Lamar Jackson, who starred at Louisville as the signal-caller and then was asked to run receiver drills at the combine in 2018, suggested he still has to prove himself partly because of his skin color. During an appearance … Continue reading Lamar Jackson Says There Is Still Bias Against Black Quarterbacks →

Bruce Arians is stepping down from his role as Buccaneers coach. Todd Bowles, the former Jets head coach who has served as Tampa’s defensive coordinator since 2019, will take over as the new coach. Arians said that he is stepping away because “succession has always  been huge for me, with the organization in probably the … Continue reading Bruce Arians Resigns, Replaced by Todd Bowles as Buccaneers Coach in NFL Bombshell →

The Knicks’ late-season surge continued and they hardly needed Julius Randle to beat the Bulls 109-104 at the Garden.  For the second straight day, Alec Burks hit the game-sealing corner 3-pointer with 22 seconds left off a great feed from Immanuel Quickley that stretched the Knicks’ lead to four.  Burks finished with 27 points, hitting … Continue reading New York Knicks Make it Four Straight, Beat Chicago Bulls →