Caitlin Clark says she first started receiving college recruitment letters in 7th grade
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Pelicans lament 'senseless act of violence' after New Orleans terror attack
WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: Alex Birth-Mitchell, who shot video of Bourbon Street in the aftermath of the deadly truck attack, joins 'Fox & Friends' to recount the chaotic moments.
Bryce James, younger son of LeBron James, commits to Arizona
Bryce James, the younger son of NBA star LeBron James and brother of Bronny James, announced on Instagram on Wednesday that he has committed to play basketball at Arizona as part of the 2025 class.
LeBron James' younger son, Bryce James, commits to Arizona - ESPN
Bryce James, the younger son of LeBron James, has committed to Arizona as part of the Wildcats' 2025 class.
The 2024 Golden Basketball: Which NBA star had the best year? - ESPN
As we celebrate New Year's Eve, let's look back on the year that was in pro basketball with my annual (and imaginary) Golden Basketball for the top player in 2024.
LeBron James Becomes First NBA Player To Compete As A Teenager And Over 40
LeBron James became the first player in NBA history to play both as a teenager and past the age of 40 as Los Angeles Lakers lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers 110-122 at the Crypto.com Arena on Wednesday. Despite the loss, the legendary forward contributed 23 points in the game, showcasing his continued brilliance in his 22nd season. His longevity and consistency have cemented his legacy as one of the greatest players the sport has ever seen. James, a four-time NBA champion and MVP, also holds the record as the NBA's all-time leading scorer.
Sources - TCU to hire Army's Mike Buddie as new AD - ESPN
TCU has found its new athletic director, as the school is expected to hire Army AD Mike Buddie in the upcoming days, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.
How Caitlin Clark battled through culture wars en route to historic 2024
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