Victor Oladipo and Kevin Durant squared off at the George C. Goodman League’s Roundball Classic held at DeMatha High School in Maryland. And while 6’4″ point guards don’t routinely guard Durant, the 6’9″ perennial NBA All-Star Forward and three-time NBA
Russian President Vladimir Putin gave some stiff advice to critics of Russia’s record-breaking success at the World University Games: Use Viagra. Critics of Russia’s dominance at the event suggested Russia violated the spirit of the event by using Olympic-level athletes,
Baron Davis’ NBA career may have sputtered and ended in recent years. However, that does not mean that he is not still of interest to extraterrestrials. According to the former guard for the Hornets, Warriors, Clippers, Cavs, and Knicks, he
Shortly before Marion Bartoli defeated Sabine Lisicki in the women’s Wimbledon draw Saturday, BBC commentator John Inverdale wondered aloud on-air about Bartoli’s looks. Inverdale asked, “Do you think Bartoli’s dad told her when she was little, ‘You’re never going to
On the heels of nationwide anti-government protests that have swept the streets of Turkey in recent weeks, Turkish officials are traveling to Switzerland to make the case that Istanbul is the right place for the 2020 Olympics. Turkish officials will
When Kevin Ware fell to the floor in the Louisville Cardinals’s Elite Eight game against Duke, it was one of those injuries that caused the sports world to gasp in horror. The bone. The broken skin. The agonizing scream. His
U.S. Attorney George Beck announced on Tuesday that a grand jury indicted former Auburn point guard Varez Ward on charges of alleged point shaving. The alleged game-fixer was arrested Monday on counts of bribery and conspiracy stemming from allegedly trying to fix the
On a day when Major League Baseball was reeling with news that upwards of 20 players could be suspended for up to 100 games in yet another doping scandal, the Cleveland Indians are dealing with their own drug problem. Police
World soccer’s governing body passed a resolution Friday setting up stricter penalties for “racist” behavior. FIFA’s congress passed the resolution in response to several matches it deemed were plagued by racist behavior from players and fans. FIFA president Sepp Blatter told
Bad news got worse for Miami Dolphins team officials as early absentee voting results reveal the Sun Life Stadium vote the Florida legislature refused to schedule likely was doomed to fail. Florida lawmakers ended the 2013 annual session on
WASHINGTON – The Big East will have at least one team in the Final Four after fans in Washington watched Syracuse dominate Indiana by double digits after Marquette did the same thing in the first game. The two teams will
Don’t worry if you slept (or worse, worked) through the first three rounds of the NCAA Tournament. Breitbart Sports will get you up to speed with seven quick facts about the Sweet Sixteen. Just follow the numbers… 1. ZERO –
Indiana coach Tom Crean (pictured) is one step closer to joining his brother-in-law and Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh with a title this year. The Indiana Hoosiers survived Temple’s hot-shooting Khalif Wyatt and multiple scoreless droughts lasting several minutes each to
Ohio State used a cold-shooting first half from Indiana and capitalized on some untimely turnovers to propel the 14th ranked Buckeyes to a 67-58 road upset of the heavily favored Hoosiers. The Hoosiers, ranked near the top of college basketball all season in
The NCAA today fired Julie Roe Lach for her role in mishandling the most-recent University of Miami scandal that has plagued the University’s football and basketball teams since it first broke in 2010. The NCAA named Jonathan Duncan as interim
New documents in the Ryan Braun steroid scandal shed additional light on the Milwaukee Brewer star’s alleged use of performance enhancing drugs in 2011 MVP season. Yahoo! Sports first reported Braun’s name appears alongside fellow Major League stars Alex Rodriguez,
From the day it was first announced and instituted, the Bowl Championship Series system has drawn fire from virtually every direction. With each round of tweaks and adjustments to the system, the chorus of detractors seems to grow louder. Never
