Brian Hamilton
Senior Writer at The Athletic
Senior writer for @TheAthletic. You can’t have a salad without the sauce. Email: brianhamiltonwrites at gmail
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Brian Hamilton
11 hours agoJessica Chastain was a vision last night as she attended the 2025 Breakthrough Prize Ceremony, which celebrates the latest achievements in the scientific and mathematical fields. The actor was one of many stars who showed up and out to the event, yet she left her impression on the red carpet in a …
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Brian Hamilton
SAN ANTONIO - From the far corner of the Alamodome floor, Walter Clayton Jr. made one last play to take his team to Monday night: A loose ball, pursued and then saved back into play as time ran off the clock. The Florida star then stood there, stone-faced, clapping his hands while everyone else celebrated. No need to get excited. It was not his first resurrection project.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Brian Hamilton
SAN ANTONIO - On May 2, 2010, Kyle Smith officially earned a long-awaited chance to run his own men's college basketball program. He was a military kid who played Division III hoops. He spent almost two decades on the sidelines at three different schools as an assistant. And, somehow, becoming the head coach at Columbia was the easiest part about becoming the head coach at Columbia. Smith moved to New York with a pregnant wife during the hottest summer in the city's history.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Brian Hamilton |CJ Moore
Outside the Yuengling Center on the first day of March, the palm trees are still and partly cloudy skies are barely partly cloudy. Inside, the mood matches the moment. The South Florida men's basketball team is smiling and breezy before what's to be a light practice. A final home game, and the Senior Day celebration that comes with it, awaits the following afternoon. The season has not been what anyone expected, largely because the person everyone wants to be here isn't.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Brian Hamilton
SAN FRANCISCO - In summer 2022, the new Florida men's basketball staff had zero wins, an auspicious but limited track record and one guarantee: Thomas Haugh, the lanky three-star recruit in the practice gym, was not leaving Gainesville without plans to come back. He was possibly the only human ever to be both a native of New Oxford, Pa., and a die-hard Florida fan. A 6-foot-9 devotee of Tim Tebow Mania. If anyone was going to run to the front of the line, it was him.
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