5-at-10: Weekend winners (‘24 is the year of women) and losers (Matt Olson) and Falcons draft musings
Sorry Scottie, you may be the best male player on the planet, but nothing is stopping Korda right now.
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Sorry Scottie, you may be the best male player on the planet, but nothing is stopping Korda right now.
Let's handle our business.
Jontay Porter has been banned from the NBA. Permanently.
It was fun. It is now done.
In arguably the least surprising news in the history of all of sports, Caitlin Clark was picked No. 1 by the Indiana Fever on Monday.
The king is dead. Long live the king.
Yes, the Masters is always meaningful. And yes, the weather is doing April things in East Georgie, so we'll start when we start and we'll finish when we finish.
The news broke over the weekend, but it was confirmed Tuesday evening as John Calipari announced that he will be leaving Lexington.
Is this UConn run up there with Duke in the early 1990s?