Only at Gonzaga College High School would a second place finish in the division not be considered enough. Basketball has become a staple for the Gonzaga Eagles, and the ending to their 2010-2011 campaign could have been defined as marvelous—depending upon who you ask. A 26-8 record and the co-regular season championship in the Washington […]
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Shaq Joins TNT’s “Inside the NBA” as Commentator
When Shaquille O’Neal retired from basketball last month, he promised his fans he wouldn’t stop entertaining them. O’Neal kept his word, signing a multi-year deal with TNT’s “Inside the NBA,” an award-winning basketball analysis/commentary show. Shaq will now join fan favorites Kenny Smith, Ernie Johnson and Charles Barkley in perhaps the most popular post-game basketball […]
Goodman League/Coalition Action Heats Up in July
The weather was extremely hot this past weekend, but the Goodman Coalition courts were even hotter thanks to all the NBA talent that stopped pass Spingarn High School in Northeast, Washington D.C. Four young NBA players participated in the Goodman Coalition weekend basketball games, including a Saturday evening headliner on July 9 that featured […]
Steelers’ James Harrison Goes Off on NFL Commissioner and Teammates
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison blasted NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, along with several others affiliated with the NFL, including some of his own teammates, according to reports. ESPN reports that the former Defensive Player of the Year honoree verbally lashed out on Goodell during an interview with Men’s Journal; statements from the interview, recorded in […]
Pittsburgh Steelers Hines Ward Arrested for DUI
NFL veteran player Hines Ward was arrested on July 9 for driving under the influence of alcohol, according to reports. The Associated Press reports that the 35-year-old Pittsburgh Steelers receiver was processed into the DeKalb County jail in Decatur, Ga., just outside of Atlanta, at 3:41 a.m. and charged with a DUI. According to the […]
Vick Back with Nike after Four-Year Layoff
Last year’s redemption season didn’t just put Philadelphia quarterback Michael Vick back on the NFL map, it also put him back with mega giant Nike. The company inked Vick to a deal in 2001 as the superstar of the Atlanta Falcons but later terminated his contract in 2007 after Vick pleaded guilty to charges of […]
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Blasts L.A. Dodgers
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar made headlines more than a month ago after blasting fellow Pro Basketball Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen for claiming that Michael Jordan was the greatest basketball scorer ever despite Abdul-Jabbar being the NBA’s all-time leading scorer statistic wise. Now, Kareem is pointing the blast machine in the direction of the Los […]
Nets Guard Deron Williams Eyes Turkey in Wake of NBA Lockout
With the National Basketball Association formally on hiatus due to a labor dispute, one NBA superstar has decided he’s not going to wait around if the league isn’t back up and running by the start of the season. New Jersey Nets point guard Deron Williams has reached a tentative agreement with Besiktas, a Turkish basketball […]
Michael Beasley Hit with Another Marijuana Charge
Minnesota Timberwolves forward Michael Beasley is in trouble over marijuana–again. The 22-year-old Beasley was ticketed for speeding and marijuana possession on June 26 in Minnetonka, a Minneapolis suburb. According to reports, the Suitland, Md. native was stopped after an officer clocked him going 84 mph in a 65 mph zone along Interstate 394. After the […]
Baltimore Colts Legend John Mackey Dies from Dementia
Pro Football Hall of Fame tight end John Mackey, most famous for helping the former Baltimore Colts win Super Bowl V, died on July 7 from dementia, according to reports. He was 69. BaltimoreRavens.com reports that Mackey’s wife, Sylvia first informed the Ravens organization of her husband’s death, which occurred late on July 6. He […]
Freshmen Debut at Georgetown Summer Kenner League
In the waning moments of April’s Capital Classic, future Georgetown Hoya Greg Whittington a 6-foot-9-inch power forward from Oakland Mills High School in Columbia, Md., couldn’t hide his expectations for the upcoming season. “I’m looking forward to bringing my talent, Mikael’s talent and the rest of the crew’s talent to Georgetown and hopefully get to […]
NBA Owners Join NFL in Locking Out Players
The collective bargaining agreement between the National Basketball Association’s owners and its players expired on June 30, causing the owners to lockout their players for the first time in more than a decade. The NBA is the second professional American sports league to lockout this year, after the National Football League locked out its players […]

