• Unrivaled is Both the WNBA’s Biggest Ally and Antagonist

    It’s a very contentious time in the world of women’s hoops. At the time of writing there is absolutely no indication that the WNBPA and the WNBA Commissioner, Cathy Engelbert, are close to securing a Collective Bargaining Agreement to play this upcoming season. The WNBA has carried on like there… Read ⇢

  • Letter To My Dad: Red Raided

    We’re at Hope Coliseum again to host the Texas Tech Red Raiders for the only time this year which I find…odd? I had always assumed that all conference games were a home and away series, but thankfully we’re playing this game at home. That doesn’t mean that this game will… Read ⇢

  • Jevon Carter is Brining His Defensive Magic to Orlando

    In the middle of my work day Shams Charania gave me some of the best news I could have received: Jevon Carter is employed again. If you asked any of my friends, mutuals, or followers online they could probably tell you that I was VERY cross at the Chicago Bulls… Read ⇢

  • Letter To My Dad: Breaking the Bearcat Spirit

    We’ve got our first repeat game of the season as we’re heading to the House that Oscar Robertson built. Cincinnati has been a .500 ball club this year, and even though their record isn’t as scary as what we’ve played the last few games, I certainly don’t think that they’re… Read ⇢

  • Danny Ainge Still Has a WICKED Fastball and a Curveball You Can’t Hit

    Danny Ainge, with each passing NBA Trade Deadline Season, proves how elite he is as an Executive. During his time in Boston he certainly earned his flowers: he was able to acquire Ray Allen AND Kevin Garnett in the Summer of 2007 after missing out on a Top 3 pick… Read ⇢