Mark Medina

1 week ago | sportskeeda.com | Mark Medina

Whatever the subject matter, Notre Dame sophomore guard Hannah Hidalgo continuously referenced her Christian faith and how it shaped both her gratitude and resilience. In an exclusive interview with Sportskeeda, Hidalgo addressed becoming a finalist for the John Wooden award, her decision to return to Notre Dame, the Fighting Irish’s Sweet 16 loss and on senior guard Olivia Miles transferring to TCU. Editor’s note: The following one-on-one conversation has been edited and condensed.

1 week ago | sportskeeda.com | Mark Medina

Despite mesmerizing NBA stars, Duke teammates and basketball fans with his dunks and 3s, Duke freshman forward Cooper Flagg appeared humbled for his latest accolade. Flagg appeared at the Los Angeles Athletic Club on Friday to accept the John Wooden award, which is given to the most outstanding college basketball player. As only the fourth freshman to ever win the award, Cooper is strongly expected to become the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft.

2 weeks ago | in.ign.com | Mark Medina

+ Buckle up because one of IGN’s biggest original shows returns this Saturday! More like thisUpdate: Wizards of the Coast Apologizes for 'Mistaken' DMCA on Fan's Baldur's Gate 3 Stardew Valley Mod If you’re not familiar with Devs React to Speedruns, let me fill you in! Devs React to Speedruns is an IGN show that celebrates speedruns in the best way we know how—by showcasing the incredible playthroughs completed by the speedrun community and presenting them to the developers of those games....

2 weeks ago | sportskeeda.com | Mark Medina

Even the Dallas Mavericks’ healthy players face limitations. After missing 21 games to heal a sprained right knee, Dallas Mavericks center Daniel Gafford has appeared in the past three contests without the same two-way effectiveness. “Just getting his timing and his rhythm,” Mavericks Jason Kidd said. “It’s going to take some time.”Yet, the Mavericks don’t exactly have that luxury.

2 weeks ago | sportskeeda.com | Mark Medina

Seemingly every game has coincided with either a loss, a serious injury or both. But even with New Orleans Pelicans guard CJ McCollum nursing a season-ending right foot injury amid a campaign that will end with a missed playoff appearance, he appeared at a recent morning shootaround in relatively high spirits. McCollum rode on an exercise bike, marking a critical first step in his recovery since suffering a right foot contusion on March 23 in Detroit. McCollum also bantered with teammates.