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76ers Willie Green Discusses Mission Trip To Africa
Willie Green, one of the Philadelphia 76ers No. 2 guards, recently returned from his trip to Dakar, Senegal, with the Basketball Without Borders program. Part of his trip was to deliver malaria nets to houses within the community.http://www.philly.co...
Eric Musselman To Coach In D-League
Eric Musselman, the former Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors coach, has returned to coaching and is reported to be the new coach of the Reno Bighorns of the NBA's D-League.http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/08/former-nba-coach-eric-...
Arkansas Athletic Department Depends On The Grassroots Reach Of Razorback Clubs
A crowd of more than 450 gathered last week in Heber Springs to hear former athletic director Frank Broyles speak at the Greers Ferry Lake Area Razorback Club. By the time the club schedule winds down, there will have been 34 Razorback Club events in...
UTEP Suspends Two Players For Violating Team Rules
Texas-El Paso head football coach Mike Price announced Monday that two Miners will miss the start of the season after a violation of team rules, the Associated Press reported.For full story, click here....
Could Sports Betting Save New Jersey?
About $600 million a year in new revenue is hard to refuse.That’s the figure Cantor Fitzgerald came up with two years ago in a report that estimated how much money would go to the state’s casinos if sports betting were legalized. The repo...
No Twitter For Boise St. Football Players
Boise State football coach Chris Petersen has banned his players from posting on Twitter during the football season. He calls Twitter a distraction to the team.http://www.tulsaworld.com/sportsextra/article.aspx?subjectid=231&articleid=20100809_23...
Another Look At Concussions & Football
The Cincinnati Enquirer takes a look at the role of concussions in football and how attitudes are changing today.http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20100809/SPT/8080384/1062/How-valuable-is-a-child-s-brain-...
Basketball Was Only Escape For Coach Whose Life Was Cut Short
The La Times takes a powerful look at the hard life of a basketball coach in south-central Los Angeles. Eddy Hernandez, who was hard of hearing, but that was the least of his troubles, found enjoyment in coaching basketball. His life ended on Jan. 26...
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