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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Jeff Eisenberg
Excuse St. John’s athletic director Ed Kull if he’s highly skeptical of the suggestion that the Big East is poised to become men’s college basketball’s big-budget bully. Kull can’t fathom a scenario where the sport’s deep-pocketed traditional powers allow Big East programs to outspend them for top-tier talent. Advertisement“Unless you’re telling me their collectives are all folding and shutting down, I can’t see how that’s going to happen,” Kull told Yahoo Sports.
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3 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Jeff Eisenberg
Less than a week before Imane Khelif was poised to return to competitive women’s boxing, the sport’s new global governing body set up a potential roadblock. World Boxing announced last Friday that Khelif cannot participate in any future women’s events unless the Olympic champion takes a gender verification test to prove that Khelif is biologically female.
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4 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Jeff Eisenberg
The unpopular idea of expanding the NCAA men’s basketball tournament is no longer a distant possibility. College sports administrators appear determined to ram a bigger tournament down fans’ throats as soon as the 2026 season. AdvertisementNCAA president Charlie Baker said Thursday that talks are underway with March Madness media rights holders CBS and Warner Bros. Discovery about expanding the NCAA tournament from 68 teams to 72 or 76.
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4 weeks ago |
k99online.com | Jeff Eisenberg
The unpopular idea of expanding the NCAA men’s basketball tournament is no longer a distant possibility. College sports administrators appear determined to ram a bigger tournament down fans’ throats as soon as the 2026 season. NCAA president Charlie Baker said Thursday that talks are underway with March Madness media rights holders CBS and Warner Bros. Discovery about expanding the NCAA tournament from 68 teams to 72 or 76.
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1 month ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Jeff Eisenberg
Condolences to any NBA franchise hoping to unearth an overlooked gem late in next month's NBA Draft. This year’s second round appears to be historically barren as a result of the skyrocketing NIL market across college basketball. AdvertisementIn the pre-NIL era, college basketball’s top underclassmen routinely entered the NBA Draft even if they were projected to slip to the second round or go unselected.
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Shaquille O'Neal has agreed to become the men's basketball general manager of Sacramento State, sources tell ESPN. It will be a voluntary role for Shaq, whose son, Shaqir O'Neal, also plays for Sac State under Mike Bibby. Shaq and Bibby form a star duo as college GM and coach. https://t.co/3F2NQBbhf7
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