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Portland Actively Exploring Coaching Market as Chauncey Billups Remains Out Indefinitely
"League sources say Dundon has been actively exploring the coaching market to get a better sense of Portland's potential options at season's end," per Marc Stein. Splitter has gone 40-37 as interim after Billups was placed on indefinite leave by the NBA following the Blazers' opening night loss, with Billups under investigation as part of a federal gambling probe.
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Atlanta Dream President And COO Raves About How Much Fans Love Angel Reese
Angel Reese didn't particularly ask out of the Chicago Sky and was yet traded to the Dream for two first-round picks. "Nearly 100% positive fan sentiment across every social media, every media outlet," said Morgan Shaw Parker on Dream fans' reaction to acquiring Angel. "She absolutely belongs here. She fits in with the Atlanta culture like no other."
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4 months ago
Dan Hurley Can Be A Mount Rushmore Coach If UConn Beats Michigan Tonight: Charles Barkley
Dan Hurley has been to two national championships as a head coach and won both (2023, 2024). He's now back but as the underdog to Dusty May's Michigan. "If UConn wins, Danny Hurley is going to be on the Mount Rushmore [of coaches]," said Chuck. "If Michigan wins, we will have seen one of the greatest runs in NCAA history."
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Michael Wilbon Goes Off On Geno Auriemma Amid His Beef With Dawn Staley
The handshake debacle surrounding Staley and Geno has reached an otherworldly level of 'dramatic'. Geno has since apologized for his behavior publicly but reportedly, not directly to Dawn. "It's the disgraceful behavior of a massively insecure bully. It was petulant, it was classless.," said Wilbon. "Lied on national TV, accused South Carolina's players of doing something his own players did."
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4 months ago
Shaquille O'Neal Makes Dunkman League Announcement Ahead Of Michigan-UConn
Shaq joined the Michigan-UConn pre-game show to announce he's starting his own 'Dunkman' league. It will feature 24 of the world's greatest dunkers in a showdown to prove who the best dunker in the world is, currently. The winner gets a $500,000 cash prize. "We got 24 Mac McClungs," said Shaq, hyping up his upcoming league as its Commissioner.
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