Preston Byers

1 week ago | clutchpoints.com | Preston Byers

Lee Corso's long, illustrious career on ESPN's ‘College Gameday' is coming to a close later this year, and Corso has a chance to go out with a bang. Known for his enthusiasm, Dixon Ticonderoga No. 2 pencil, and headgear selections, Corso is officially retiring from ‘Gameday' after nearly 40 years but not before one last hoorah on Aug. 30. That day, the first full college football Saturday of the year, there are plenty of games from which to choose.

1 week ago | clutchpoints.com | Preston Byers

Shortly after the Sacramento Kings were eliminated from playoff contention in the Play-In, general manager Monte McNair mutually parted ways with the organization, creating a vacancy for one of the NBA's toughest front-office jobs. Following McNair's departure, the Kings are reportedly eyeing two former NBA GMs for the job: ex-New York Knicks executive Scott Perry and recently ousted Denver Nuggets GM Calvin Booth. Both men have some connection to the Kings, albeit not extensive histories.

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Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison is not the most popular guy in the NBA, to say the least. Since trading superstar Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in February, Harrison has been criticized and questioned at every turn, and that did not stop at Tuesday's media session. Harrison, who has been credited with bringing the idea of trading to Doncic to new owner Patrick Dumont, answered questions from select Dallas-based media members Tuesday.

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Nico Iamaleava has seemingly overplayed his hand in negotiations with the Tennessee football program, and his mistakes may have cratered his value in the transfer portal. As a result of the reported negotiations behind the scenes, as well as the timing, the market for the former Tennessee starting quarterback seems to be nearly nonexistent. “I think he has zero market,” a Power 4 program's general manager told ESPN's Pete Thamel and Max Olson.

1 week ago | clutchpoints.com | Preston Byers

Milwaukee Bucks superstar guard Damian Lillard will miss the beginning of his team's NBA first-round playoff series against the Indiana Pacers as he continues to recover from a blood clot in his calf, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. Initially on the injury report for an unspecified calf injury, Lillard was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his right calf in late March. As a result, he missed the Bucks' final 14 games.