By ANDY WITTRY The 2019-20 men’s college basketball season has been far from predictable and the Madness hasn’t even officially begun. I dusted off our crystal ball to look into the future and see what might happen over the course of the next month. Here are 68 predictions for the 2020 NCAA tournament, made in […]
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Put on your tin foil hat: Here are 7 conspiracy theories! By Zack Rosenblatt from NJ Advance Media for NJ.com As Joe Judge walked away from a group of Giants reporters at the NFL Combine on Tuesday, one of them provided the coach with a simple task: Say “Daniel.” The idea: Acknowledge the existence of
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Markus Howard: Team: Marquette Golden Eagles Year: Senior Position: Guard Stats: 27.3 PPG, 3.3 RPG, 3.1 APG One thing to know: Markus Howard leads the entire NCAA with 27.3 points per game this season. He’s racked up more than 30 points in 10 out of his 23 games played on the year and even went
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What’s in an acronym? As a snowsport journalist for over twenty five years, I’ve been a member of a couple of them– ESWA (Eastern Ski Writer’s Association) and later after a merging of the two organizations, NASJA (North American Snowsports Journalists Association). But to be honest, I only see some of my fellow members at
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Kobe Bryant’s horrific death isn’t just a tragedy for his family and for hoops fans. It’s a sign of the times: Not even the rich and famous can avoid the traffic hellscape that American cities have created for their residents and commuters. More than a decade ago, Bryant thought that he had devised a hack
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As baseball, football and basketball struggle, a new Major League Soccer franchise just sold for a record. If you’re in the business of professional sports right now, the fundamentals are cause for concern. Attendance is falling, even in the midst of a strong economy. Perhaps some of that decline can be attributed to the improvement
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By Steve Politi from NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Greg Schiano is getting his old job back. After a bizarre week in which a reunion that looked like a sure thing died suddenly before it was revived after a stunning fan revolt and a political intervention, a deal was finally struck in the wee hours
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Look at the numbers and the conclusion seems obvious: Daniel Jones over Sam Darnold Except the debate that could rage here for a decade is not as easy as judging on a one-game sample, even if it is an apples-to-apples comparison provided by the unbeaten Patriots. The best defense in the NFL — maybe one of
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While there are a lot of developing stories, contract negotiations and potential lineup changes at both WFAN and ESPN New York, the afternoon ratings war is not much of a battle after one month. Michael Kay’s show crushed Mike Francesa in the first month of the fall book. Kay finished No. 1 overall in the
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Pete Alonso thrust his arms into the air as the ball descended toward the fans seated beyond the fence in right-center at Citi Field. With an uppercut swing on a Saturday night in the third inning, the Mets slugger stood alone as the all-time leader in homers for a rookie. Homer No. 53 moved Alonso ahead of Aaron Judge
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