Новости за 21.03.2021

Miami Heat star big man Bam Adebayo just made a seven-foot human being fall over himself like a baby learning how to walk.

Florida. Miami. Tennessee. Nevada. Kansas State. Georgia Tech. And now, No. 1 seed Illinois. Those are the programs that the Loyola Ramblers have knocked off since 2017, during the regular season, or in the NCAA Tournament.

The debate over players kneeling right before kickoff in soccer games across Europe started almost before they started doing it last summer. On one side were those who said it was worth the symbolism and regular reminders that the fight is A) everyone’s, and B) ongoing, even if these kinds of things always become…

He didn’t call bank, but Brendan Steele may have hit the shot of the weekend.

It isn’t much of a story when a preseason favorite starts rising to the top of the standings. Most everyone thought the Colorado Avalanche would be a Cup contender this year, playing 56 preseason games and one warm-up series before a West Division final with the Vegas Golden Knights that will contain enough speed and…

Tony Bennett’s Virginia Cavaliers might be the most consistently beatable powerhouse in college basketball history.

A sale on outdoor power tools and on a 40-pack of KN95 Masks lead Sunday’s best deals.

The NCAA finally got some fitness equipment to its tournament bubble in San Antonio, which doesn’t excuse the organization’s failure to provide it in the first place or explain the difference in COVID testing protocols between women’s basketball and men’s basketball, or any of the other differences in the way that…

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The University of Oregon made history when it won the first NCAA men’s basketball tournament in 1939. And now the Ducks have entered the record books once again.

There are two months left in the season, and the Charlotte Hornets are still sixth in the Eastern Conference.

When you’re 25 years old and haven’t yet advanced past Single-A, it’s probably good to start looking into post-baseball career options.