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Is Seton Hall-commit Aquille Carr skipping college?
Feb 25, 2013, 10:53 AM EDT
Aquille Carr may only be a 19-year old high school senior, but he's already a legend, both on the internet and in the city of Baltimore.
That's what happens when you're all of 5-foot-6 and do things like this:
The problem, however, is that while Carr's highlights are ridiculous, watching him play in person is a different story. He takes a ridiculous amount of chances on risky plays and commits a ton of turnovers. You're delusional if you think every possession in which he has the ball in his hands ends up being a play that could make the And-1 Mixtape.
Throw in the face that he's small, and there are doubts as to how effective he would be at the collegiate level. Once a borderline top 50 recruit, Carr no longer makes those lists. Perhaps this is why:
"Seton Hall is still my choice right now," [Carr] said of the school to which he committed orally last year. "But I'm thinking about a lot more stuff that I could advance to. I think I'm ready to make it like my job. If you know about basketball, you know what that means. By the end of the season, everybody will find out."
There were rumors two summers ago that Carr had received an offer of $750,000 — after his sophomore year! — to head over to Italy to play for the same team that Brandon Jennings played for, but those were seemingly nothing more than rumors.
But that quote from Carr doesn't seem like it's more of the same posturing when taken in context with what Steve Politi wrote this morning:
If star recruit Aquille Carr, who nobody in college basketball seems to think will ever step foot in South Orange, qualifies; [...]
Carr is 19 years old an a high school senior. He already has a kid and was arrested over the summer for assaulting the child's mother. He's got all kinds of academic issues that no one expects will get cleared up. And he's apparently making it clear that he wants to basketball "like my job".
I wouldn't count on him making it to Seton Hall.
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Here are five players who the Denver Broncos should select with the No. 31 overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft.
5. DE Dee Ford - Auburn
5. DE Dee Ford - Auburn
Although not as heavy as some would like their defensive ends, Dee Ford possesses an athleticism and speed that could get the best of a lot of offensive linemen in the NFL. Ford will be an exciting player in the near future.
4. LB C.J. Mosley – Alabama
4. LB C.J. Mosley – Alabama
C.J. Mosley is one of the best players in the 2014 NFL Draft, but so many teams need help at other positions, the Broncos might get lucky enough for him to fall late in the first round.
3. LB Ryan Shazier – Ohio State
3. LB Ryan Shazier – Ohio State
Ryan Shazier isn't the same level as other linebackers in the draft like C.J. Mosley, but with those players likely to be already gone, he is still a good choice. His speed and size are just what the Broncos' defense needs from a new outside linebacker.
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2. DE Kony Ealy – Missouri
Kony Ealy is extremely athletic and could be exactly what the Broncos' defense needs to step up their pass rushing. Experts are high on him; he'll have a lot of success at the next level.
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Virtuoso guitarist and visionary composer Steve Vai today announces his official 2012 North American Tour in support of the upcoming release The Story of Light, a new solo album of original material, to be released on August 14 (Favored Nations Entertainment). The tour kicks off the next day, August 15, at Ft. Lauderdale, Florida's Revolution and ends October 13 in Agoura Hills, Calif. Presented by Ruth Eckerd Hall On The Road, the tour makes a stop at the Palladium at St. Petersburg College on Thursday, August 16 at 8 pm. Tickets go on sale this Friday, June 15 at noon at the Palladium box office.
In addition to regular concert ticket sales, Vai fans can purchase a unique and special premium package – the EVO Experience – which includes a meet and greet pass, a Q&A session with Steve Vai, access to sound check, a 2012 Story of Light Tour Program, an exclusive EVO Experience laminate and a number of other Vai merchandise items. EVO Experience premium tickets will soon be available for purchase through Vai's website, www.Vai.com. A limited number of EVO Experience tickets are available for each show.
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The blast is the second in just over a month to hit one of the Shiite militant group's bastions of support, and the deadliest in decades. It raises the specter of a sharply divided Lebanon being pulled further into the conflict next door, which is being fought on increasingly sectarian lines pitting Sunnis against Shiites.
Syria-based Sunni rebels and militant Islamist groups fighting to topple Syria's President Bashar Assad have threatened to target Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon in retaliation for intervening on behalf of his regime in the conflict.
Thursday's explosion ripped through a crowded, overwhelmingly Shiite area tightly controlled by Hezbollah, turning streets lined with vegetable markets, bakeries and shops into scenes of destruction.
Dozens of ambulances rushed to the site of the explosion and firefighters used cranes and ladders to try to evacuate terrified residents from burning buildings. Some fled to the rooftops of buildings and civil defense workers were still struggling to bring them down to safety several hours after the explosion.
The blast appeared to be an attempt to sow fear among the group's civilian supporters and did not target any known Hezbollah facility or figure.
Hezbollah's Al Manar TV and Red Cross official George Kattaneh said the death toll was at least 18 and more than 280 were wounded.
The army, in a statement, said the explosion was caused by a car bomb. It called on residents to cooperate with security forces trying to evacuate people trapped in their homes.
Syria's conflict has spilled across the border into its neighbor on multiple occasions in the past two years. Fire from Syria has hit border villages, while clashes between Lebanese factions backing different sides have left scores dead.
But direct attacks against civilian targets were rare until Hezbollah stepped up its role in Syria. Since then, its support bases in southern Beirut have been targeted. Since May, rockets have been fired at suburbs controlled by the group on two occasions, wounding four people. On July 9, a car bomb exploded in the nearby Beir al-Abed district, wounding more than 50 people.
However Thursday's explosion was much deadlier than those, and was the bloodiest single attack in south Beirut since a 1985 truck bomb assassination attempt targeting top Shiite cleric Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah in Beir al-Abed left 80 people dead.
It came despite rigorous security measure taken in the past few weeks by Hezbollah around its strongholds, setting up checkpoints, searching cars and sometimes using sniffer dogs to search for bombs. It also came a day before Hezbollah's leader was scheduled to give a major speech marking the end of the month-long 2006 war with Israel.
The explosion occurred on a commercial and residential main street in the Rweiss district, about 100 meters (yards) away from the Sayyed al-Shuhada complex where Hezbollah usually holds rallies.
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Russell and Dorothy Sawallish just celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
The couple got married on July 29, 1939.
Over the years, the couple always seems to work through their problems together.
"You have your troubles and you work through them. We never had really serious, serious trouble. We had trouble but they got better," says Dorothy.
"God always settled our serious problems," Russell said.
Russell and Dorothy met when they were kids.
They lived just five miles apart, and their parents were friends.
"We went through high school and as we went through high school we got together more," said Russell. "School dances, and then after the dances we got closer and closer."
Dorothy remembers when she was first interested in Russell.
"His folks bought some hay from our farm," says Dorothy. "All summer he was coming with the horses and the wagon driving these horses and that's when I kinda got my eye on him."
Russell and Dorothy owned a farm in Berlin, Wisconsin.
The couple says they enjoyed working together.
"If the machinery was broke, something, he'd be fixing it and I'd be handing him wrenches," said Dorothy.
Farming was tough work, but like their relationship they made it work.
The couple didn't have electricity on their farm until 1946.
"One year we were short on hay and he started working at the foundry, well then he ended up selling our milk cows and went to beef cows and he worked at the foundry for 20 years," Dorothy said.
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They have three sons, six grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
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Russell and Dorothy moved to Phillips in 1982.
They vacationed in the Northwoods and wanted to return to settle down.
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Bill to allow singles and same-sex couples to make surrogacy agreements passes on first reading
Energy Ministry must implement, enforce energy-saving policies, report reveals
Shapira: Transportation national plan, updates of railway system necessary
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Mekel released from Mavs, awaits to learn fate
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Big buzzer-beating victory for Jerusalem
First Israel baseball academy could be a real game-changer
Welfare Minister presents awards for exceptional volunteerism
Police Chief says they received no specific threats against Glick
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Jewish Agency board of governors feuds with Eckstein
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Terra Incognita: Racism against Jewish immigrants
Ethiopian Israelis demonstrate outside PMO in J'lem 370.
(photo credit:Marc Israel Sellem)
When Ziona Mangistu was making her decision to come to Israel no one bothered to
tell her that no matter how long she lived in the country, paid her taxes, sent
her children to the army, and worked at a government job, in the eyes of a
significant portion of Israel she would always be a "cushi", a "stinking
Ethiopian" who "veteran Israelis" would castigate and tell her to "go back to
your country."It is odd of course, because actually Israel is as much
her country as it is Yael Dayan's or Nurit Peled's country, or any of the other
figures from the elite families; it is as much Mangistu's country as it is the
country of any citizen.Mangistu worked as a monitor on Israeli school
buses and was ordered by the school not to board children who had been suspended
from school, along her route in Kiryat Bialik. On October 30th the father of a
suspended student boarded the bus and punched her in the face after attacking
her with racist slurs and saying, "stinking Ethiopian, we will have you sent
back where you came from." The severity of the attack resulted in Mangistu being
hospitalized. When she returned to the school the principal told her not to file
a police complaint, she said. After the media and the mayor became aware
of the incident, the irate father was momentarily detained by the police and
then immediately released to five days of house arrest.Mangistu's story
encapsulates a small slice of life. Because she is not considered a full
part of Israeli society, neither from a "good veteran family", nor a kibbutz nor
the "right neighborhood," she doesn't receive the same service as the
rest.If you want to predict how the legal system treats people like
Ziona, all you have to do is ask where they came from.Lest anyone think
this is an exaggeration, just recall that Pini Cohen received three years in
prison for throwing a shoe at Dorit Beinish, the Supreme Court judge. No one
advised Beinisch against reporting the crime; there was no "catch and release"
wink-wink, nod-nod for the perpetrator. Why would a school principal advise a
government employee, connected to the school, who has been hospitalized after a
racist assault. not to file a police complaint? Is it because the principal is
friends with, or related to, the attacker or that the employee, Mangistu, has
the wrong color skin and comes from the wrong socioeconomic background? Mangistu's blood-stained shirt is a symbol of a national sickness in Israel –
hatred of immigrants – and ineffective, or corrupt police forces and judges that
too often release criminals who have harmed people from lower socioeconomic
backgrounds. Rather than covering up incidents like this, institutions, such as
schools must protect their employees. The lack of protest on behalf of this
victim and the appeasement of the coward who beats on women are symbols of a
society that is quiescent in the face of savagery.THE KNEE-JERK hatred
directed at Mangistu is part of a larger motif. Two weeks ago, after the
decision by Likud and Yisrael Beitenu to run on a combined list, the left wing
Israeli political party, Meretz, immediately released a campaign poster, at
first online, that asked "where were you in the war against the Israeli Putin?"
Later the ad appeared on the front of the Israeli daily Haaretz. The attack on
"the Israeli Putin" was directed at the national origins of the head of Yisrael
Beitenu, Avigdor Liberman.Because he was born in Russia, some Israelis
consider him "Putin," since he is one of the few Russians Israelis are familiar
with. Liberman is slandered as "Putin" because he wasn't born on a kibbutz, or
in Ramat Aviv – a wealthy part of Tel Aviv. As an immigrant he is forever
slandered as a foreigner who will threaten our democracy as
Prof.Alexander Yacobson writes, "Israeli democracy is weighed down by
Soviet traditions." The insinuation is that prior to the 1991 mass immigration,
Israel was a perfect utopia, and then the evil immigrants ruined it.It
is interesting that the same left that considers itself secular and has no
problem eating pork, is the one that mocks Russian voters for Yisrael Beitenu as
members of "the pork party." When Meretz members eat pork it is the good pork,
the whiter pork, but when Russians do it, it is considered
"foreign."With the one hand Israel was run as a one-party state for the
first 20 years of its existence and with the other, Israelis – like author Amos
Alon – accuse the immigrants of harming democracy, "we know where it comes
from. Either from the Arab countries or Eastern Europe." This sad truth
about the hatred of immigrants, no matter how long they have been in the
country, was clear when Amir Oren wrote in his article "A ploy too far" that
"Liberman will be the defense minister, hear all the nuclear and intelligence
secrets… the movie plot is clear, an immigrant youth from the Soviet Union, the
kingdom of the Communist Party and KGB, climbs diligently up the political
ladder to make it to the prime minister's chair." Thus Levi Eshkol, the Labor
party insider, born in the Ukraine who was prime minister in 1967 was not a
threat to national security, or perceived as an immigrant spy, but Liberman is.
Eshkol was from the good generation of immigrants, like Ben-Gurion; whereas any
immigrant who has come since, isn't fully part of the national
narrative.A SURVEY and study conducted by Dr. Karin Amit showed that
immigrants from Ethiopia and Englishspeaking countries feel less Israeli, the
more Hebrew they learn. This is because they initially believe, when they
receive their identity cards, that they are now citizens.Even though
Ethiopians and English speakers, along with Russians, are disproportionately
represented in the Israeli army, they find out that no matter how many of them
lay down their lives for their small country, they are not fully accepted as
Israelis by a section of society.David Ben-Gurion, Chaim Weizmann, Golda
Meir, they were all of the generation that could become fully Israeli despite
being immigrants, but no leader can emerge today, who is considered fully
Israeli, who is born abroad. That is why some Israelis respond to an argument
with someone like Mangistu with "go back where you came from." But why should
the racist have more rights to the country than Mangistu? Israel must challenge
this anti-immigrant rhetoric or it risks sinking under the burden of xenophobic
strife.Inconvenient statistics Recently there was a great deal of
hullabaloo over a poll conducted by the Israela Goldblum fund, crafted by a
series of far-left academic activists: Mordechai Bar-On, Amiram Goldblum,
Michael Sfard, Alon Liel and Camil Fuchs. The questions were written in such a
way as to confuse or lead respondents to support a hypothetical apartheid (the
survey was entitled, "Topics of equality and Apartheid"). The poll revealed that
42 percent of Israeli Jews don't want to have Arabs in their schools or in the
same building they live in. The polling data, of only 503 people, was broken
down into groups of ultra- Orthodox Jews, Russians and secular Israelis. Even
though the surveyors wanted to separate the "new" secular Russians from the
"old" secular Israelis, it turns out their answers to many of the questions were
remarkably similar.But lost in the commentary were interesting
statistics.Only 24% of the supposedly "racist" Russians said they were
bothered by living in a building with Arabs, whereas 27% of the veteran secular
Israelis didn't want the Arabs sleeping in the next apartment. The decision to
make Russians a separate category is motivated by Israeli elite society's
racism, perceiving the Russians as different from "secular" society. Russians
have been in Israel for more than 20 years, longer than Israel existed within
the pre-1967 Green Line, longer than the period from the First Zionist Congress
to the Balfour Declaration, and yet they are still – according to academics like
Goldblum, Bar- On and Fuchs – considered separate from the rest of Israel. That
is brutal testimony to the "othering" of the Russian immigrants.Perhaps
a more interesting survey would reveal –among academics and intellectuals –
under what conditions a Jew born in Russia can ever be considered a "secular
Israeli," and not a "Russian." Will it only be after he is dead and buried on
Mount Herzl that they will call him "Israeli," or even then will he still be a
spy from the Soviet Union? Another statistic that would be interesting to reveal
would be: How many Israelis who live in communities where it is impossible for
Arabs to live – such as a kibbutz with its acceptance committee – answer survey
questions by saying they don't mind living with Arabs? How many members of
kibbutzim whose children all go to the "kibbutz high school", say they don't
mind Arabs in the school, when they know very well that Arabs are not permitted
to attend their school – since Arabs are not permitted to become kibbutz
members? If one lives in a community that actively discriminates against Arabs,
one shouldn't be rewarded by being branded "progressive" in a survey for
feigning tolerance. A "progressive" society built on segregation cannot be
considered less racist than another society that admits its
xenophobia.Knesset lists reveal problems as well Israel's major
political parties conduct primaries to decide who will run in what position on
their Knesset lists. Some parties reserve a place for a "new immigrant" or an
"Arab, Druse or Beduin." The existence of these slots seems to illustrate an
interest in diversity, but it also reveals the degree to which, without them,
the "others" won't ever be elected on their own. Isawi Freij, a member of Meretz
who announced this year that he not going to accept the reserved slot as "the
Arab" on the list. If Meretz members don't elect him for one of the top slots he
won't run.This should be true for the rest of society. If the parties
can't self-diversify and represent all the groups that vote for them, this is a
fundamental problem. It is particularly harmful to Ethiopians. Not only do they
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The Grand American Tradition of Violent White Supremacy
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Another U.S. shooting spree has left bullet-riddled bodies in its wake, and refocused attention on violent, right-wing extremists. Frazier Glenn Miller, a former leader of a wing of the Ku Klux Klan, is accused of killing three people outside two Jewish community centers outside Kansas City, Kan. As he was hauled away in a police car, he shouted "Heil Hitler!" Unlike Islamic groups that U.S. agencies spend tens of billions of dollars targeting, domestic white supremacist groups enjoy relative freedom to spew their hatred and promote racist ideology. Too often, their murderous rampages are viewed as acts of deranged "lone wolf" attackers. These seemingly fringe groups are actually well-organized, interconnected and are enjoying renewed popularity.
In April 2009, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a study on right-wing extremists in the United States. The 10-page report included findings like "The economic downturn and the election of the first African American president present unique drivers for rightwing radicalization and recruitment." It controversially suggested military veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan could potentially be recruited to join hate groups. The report provoked a firestorm of criticism, especially from veterans groups. The Obama administration was just months old, and newly appointed Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano withdrew the report, apologizing for it during a congressional budget hearing.
Mark Potok is a senior fellow at the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has been tracking right-wing hate groups and Frazier Glenn Miller for years. Potok said on Democracy Now! about that report, "a real problem with the Department of Homeland Security ... ever since a particular report on the right wing was leaked to the press in April of 2009, DHS has sort of cowered. They essentially gutted their non-Islamic domestic terrorism unit."
The SPLC was co-founded in 1971 by civil-rights lawyer Morris Dees. It began suing white supremacist groups in the 1980s, representing clients that the groups threatened, beat and harassed. Potok described Frazier Glenn Miller as "one of the best-known white supremacist activists in the country for a very long time ... active for more than 40 years in the movement. He joined, as a very young teenager, things like the National States' Rights Party, a descendent of the American Nazi Party." Miller formed his own wing of the Klan, which marched publicly in military fatigues. He had dealings with another supremacist group, The Order, that gave him $200,000 from the more than $4 million stolen through bank robberies and armored-car holdups.
After being sued by the SPLC, Frazier Glenn Miller agreed to a settlement in one case, but violated the terms of the agreement and was found guilty of criminal contempt. While out on bond, he disappeared, issuing a crudely typed "Declaration of War," specifically targeting Morris Dees for murder. He was eventually arrested. Potok told me, "He was initially charged with conspiracy, very serious charges, in 1987 that could have sent him to prison for 20 or 30 years. But he cut a deal with the federal government and agreed to testify ... against his comrades. That wound up meaning a mere five-year sentence for him, and he served only three years."
Miller cooperated with federal prosecutors, testifying against 13 white supremacist leaders. He was released from prison and was assisted, it is believed, by the Federal Witness Protection Program as he relocated to Nebraska and changed his last name to "Cross." Frazier Glenn Miller, also known as Frazier Glenn Cross, lost credibility with other white supremacists and faded into relative obscurity. He occasionally ran for office in Missouri, after running virulently racist campaign ads on radio. Then he went on his murderous rampage this week. "Perhaps if he had been in prison all those years rather than a witness in this trial," Potok reflected, "we wouldn't have experienced what we saw in Kansas City the other day."
Potok and the SPLC track the recent rise of right-wing hate groups. When I asked him about the FBI's focus on animal rights and environmental groups, he replied, "The idea that eco-terrorists, so-called, are the major domestic terror threat, which was in fact said to Congress a couple of times by FBI leaders during the Bush years, I think is just patently ludicrous ... no one has been killed by anyone in the radical animal-rights movement or the radical environmentalist movement." The SPLC will soon release a report that links registered members of two prominent white supremacist online forums to more than 100 murders in the United States—in just the past five years.
While law-abiding Muslims are forced to hide in their homes, and animal-rights activists are labeled as terrorists for undercover filming of abusive treatment at factory farms, right-wing hate groups are free to organize, parade, arm themselves to the hilt and murder with chilling regularity. It's time for our society to confront this very real threat.
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Out with the dragon, in with the Year of the Snake.
While some astrologists are forecasting the Chinese New Year will be suitably venomous, bringing natural and economic disasters, people in Beijing and beyond have been celebrating the event in traditional fashion.
In the city's Temple of Earth, sacrifices performed by past emperors to appease the gods were meticulously recreated.
Yet despite some extremely colourful scenes, this year's festivities have been accompanied by an anti-extravagance drive.
The government appealed to people to set off fewer fireworks to help deal with Beijing's notorious air pollution.
"There'll be fewer fireworks this year, because we have a lot of smog in Beijing. The pollution is very severe. So we just bought small fireworks for the children. We used to buy big fireworks, but this year we didn't. This is to bring Beijing blue skies," said market stall trader Yu Zhongmin.
A campaign against food waste has brought smaller portions in restaurants. A crackdown on official excess has put an end to lavish banquets for state-owned companies.
Half of Beijing's 20 million people are reported to have left the city for the holiday. Hundreds of millions have travelled to spend the festival with their families, in the world's largest annual mass migration.
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We have a strong core curriculum based on a traditional program of reading, writing, arithmetic, and Christian values.
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NCAA approves unlimited meals and snacks for Division I student-athletes
Apr 15, 2014, 6:11 PM EDT
On Tuesday, the NCAA announced a reform as the Legislative Council has approved a change that will allow unlimited meals and snacks to all Division I student-athletes, walk-ons included.
The decision will be finalized when the Division I Board of Directors meet on April 24. The change would then go into effect on Aug. 1.
"Today we took action to provide meals to student-athletes incidental to participation," Council chair Mary Mulvenna said in a statement. "I think the end result is right where it needs to be."
Several weeks ago, UConn senior point guard Shabazz Napier said, "there are hungry nights that I go to bed and I'm starving." A week later, CNN posted that story, which immediately gained traction as the Huskies were en route to the National Title. While that statement shined light on the topic again, the proposed change had been in the conversation since last October. Dietitians have been pushing for since the October 2012.
The adoption of the meals legislation finished a conversation that began in the Awards, Benefits, Expenses and Financial Aid Cabinet. Members have worked to find appropriate ways to ensure student-athletes get the nutrition they need without jeopardizing Pell Grants or other federal aid received by the neediest student-athletes. With their vote, members of the council said they believe that loosening NCAA rules on what and when food can be provided from athletics departments is the best way to address the issue.
This is one of five rule changes the council approved on Tuesday. The other four include:
- Require strength and conditioning coaches to be certified from a nationally accredited certification body;
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2014-15 Season Preview: 20 Impact Freshmen
Oct 22, 2014, 4:06 PM EDT
College basketball will have plenty of impact freshmen this season. Here's a look at some that could step in and contribute right away.
Report: Texas plans to start paying their athletes $10,000 stipend
Oct 22, 2014, 3:18 PM EDT
The Longhorns are the first school in the country to do this.
Stanford lands a commitment from four-star seven-footer
Oct 22, 2014, 2:55 PM EDT
The Cardinal now have three four-star recruits in the Class of 2015.
UNC investigation states bogus classes pushed by academic counselors to athletes
Oct 22, 2014, 2:09 PM EDT
Wednesday's report is much more damning than either of the previous two that have been released.
SEC preseason media poll and all-SEC team announced
Oct 22, 2014, 1:00 PM EDT
There is one big name that wasn't named to the preseason first team.
2014-2015 Season Preview: NDSU, SDSU take step back in Summit League hierarchy
Oct 22, 2014, 12:00 PM EDT
The top half of the Summit League will be a tight race all season long.
The Big East releases their preseason poll, all-league teams
Oct 22, 2014, 11:00 AM EDT
The Big East coaches love Villanova, but are they sleeping on Marquette?
Report: ULM freshman charged with rape
Oct 22, 2014, 10:00 AM EDT
ULM has some off-the-court issues to address with the season looming.
Top 25 Countdown: No. 13 VCU Rams
Oct 22, 2014, 9:00 AM EDT
Fun fact about Shaka Smart: He has still never won a conference regular season title.
Report: Stanford guard to miss action with a broken wrist
Oct 21, 2014, 11:00 PM EDT
Stanford's back court depth took a hit this week.
James Madison announces suspensions for two players
Oct 21, 2014, 9:45 PM EDT
Suspensions have been handed down for two James Madison players involved in a fall altercation.
Nebraska lands commitment from 2016 forward
Oct 21, 2014, 8:38 PM EDT
Nebraska has been recruiting the state of Illinois very hard and it paid off with a 2016 commitment.
Kansas State loses forward for the season
Oct 21, 2014, 8:15 PM EDT
Kansas State has taken a hit to its front court depth this week.
Florida guard cleared to return to practice
Oct 21, 2014, 7:15 PM EDT
Florida's backcourt depth received a big boost this week.
Georgia State guard Kevin Ware will miss time with high ankle sprain
Oct 21, 2014, 6:15 PM EDT
Georgia State loses Kevin Ware with a high ankle sprain.
Improved American team ready to defend Patriot League title in 2014-2015
Oct 21, 2014, 6:00 PM EDT
American went from ninth in the Patriot League preseason polls to a No. 15 seed in the 2014 NCAA Tournament. Safe to say, the Eagles will be viewed much differently this time around with four returning starters.
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