Butler’s Hayward ineligible player due to young age; school to vacate wins
April 5, 2010 by sebastien3k · Leave a Comment
INDIANAPOLIS- Butler forward, Gordon Hayward, is in the news again but this time, there is controversy surrounding him. After a solid performance against Michigan State, a report was issued to the NCAA board claiming Gordon was an underaged player.
In summary, we were told the report had proof that Hayward hadn’t graduated middle school. His last [...]
College girls participating in some sort of sporting tournament
March 29, 2010 by djm43085 · Leave a Comment
SAN ANTONIO – Women from 64 colleges across the nation have been seen participating in some sort of tournament that seems to require athletic ability. At first, it appeared it was just another college beer pong tournament, seeing the girls stand stationary and throw a ball into a target, one could easily get confused. [...]
Texas Longhorns aggressively recruiting the Ivan Brothers
March 22, 2010 by sebastien3k · Leave a Comment
AUSTIN- After the loss to Wake Forest, the Texas Longhorns were sent home early. It’s been a while since they’ve had a first round exit and noone in the staff is used to it. Longhorns coach, Rick Barnes, obviously wasn’t in a chippy mood after the game but was still a good sport and talked [...]
Report: Fans vote Kobe & Lebron the greatest NCAA players ever
March 22, 2010 by pBeezy · 2 Comments
KANSAS- A sports survey conducted in the University of Kansas yesterday revealed that most basketball fans have no clue or recollection, as they voted Kobe Bryant & Lebron James as being the greatest NCAA players in the history of the tournament, despite neither player ever playing within the NCAA.
There were 150 participants selected, all personnel [...]
Casual Viewer dissapointed Pac 10 was not a pac man tournament
SEATTLE- An unemployed ex trucker, Tyler Smith from Seattle,Washington was left disappointed today after switching channels to watch the Pac-10 tournament and witnessing a game of college basketball rather than a tournament about the early 80’s arcade game, where the user plays as a yellow ball, eating dots while being chased by four different types [...]
Nets Hoping for NIT Bid
March 15, 2010 by sebastien3k · 1 Comment
NEW JERSEY-As the season approaches its end, the New Jersey Nets are on strong pace for having the worst record in the league. As of today, they’ve only amassed 7 wins… and 58 losses. This dismal record can only have 1 good thing about it, and that’s having the #1 draft pick for the following [...]
Minnesota T’Wolves plan to draft Britney Griner
January 25, 2010 by sebastien3k · Leave a Comment
Current Baylor forward, Britney Griner has turned lots of heads with her spectular play during her freshman year. “We’ve never had a player like this in Baylor’s history. “We’ve made a lot of progress in women’s college basketball recently and having a player like Griner gives us great potential in our near future.” said the [...]
Report: Carroll took Seattle job to be closer to Sarkisian
January 25, 2010 by djm43085 · Leave a Comment
It was a rough year for Southern California football without former offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian. Sarkisian left USC after the 2008 season to join the Washington Huskies as head coach. USC struggled last season without him, and Pete Carroll missed him so much, he took the head coaching job with the Seattle Seahawks so he [...]
Seahawks to hire Carroll in hopes to recruit top players around the country
January 11, 2010 by sebastien3k · 1 Comment
The newly acquired Pete Carroll has been known best for his success at USC. He has coached notable players such as Carson Palmer, Reggie Bush, Matt Leinart, Steve Smith just to name a few.
After the firing of former coach, Jim Mora Jr., hiring Carroll was clearly the best option according to the Seahawks GM. “Carroll [...]
Tim Tebow opts to play in Senior Bowl; hopes to get noticed by media.
January 11, 2010 by sebastien3k · Leave a Comment
Tim Tebow, Florida Gators QB, has just completed his final year with the Gators, however, this is only the beginning of his hopeful illustrious career in the sport of football.
After playing 4 years at Florida, and getting awarded with accolades like SEC All-Freshman Team, Davey O’Brien Award, Heisman Trophy, 2x Maxwell Award, Sportingnews Player of [...]
