The New York Times – Sports:
Those close to Griner have said little publicly since the W.N.B.A. star was detained in Russia on Feb. 17 on drug charges. Their approach has parallels with other efforts to release Americans held overseas.
Category: Basketball (College)
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A Coach’s Homophobic Taunt Forces Him to Reconsider the Weight of Words
The New York Times – Sports:
Russell Turner, the U.C. Irvine men’s basketball coach, kept his job, but rethought his place in a male sports culture that often includes casual homophobia, sexism and racism.
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The Conference Champion Not Going to the N.C.A.A. Tournament
The New York Times – Sports:
Bellarmine is ineligible for the tournament while the university is in the process from transitioning to Division I from Division II.
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The Conference Champion Not Going to the N.C.A.A. Tournament
The New York Times – Sports:
Bellarmine is ineligible for the tournament while the university is in the process from transitioning to Division I from Division II.
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Chattanooga’s Buzzer-Beater Came With Something Extra
The New York Times – Sports:
Overtime? Check. Game on the line? Check. N.C.A.A. tournament at stake? Check.
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Patrick Ewing Needs Another Moment of Glory at the Garden
The New York Times – Sports:
One year after winning the Big East title game to gain an N.C.A.A. tournament berth, Georgetown enters this year’s conference tournament winless in league play.
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A Thunderous Farewell at Duke for Coach K, Even in Defeat
The New York Times – Sports:
Mike Krzyzewski walked Cameron Indoor Stadium’s sideline for the last time as Duke’s maestro. There was also a basketball game, which Duke lost.
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A Thunderous Farewell at Duke for Coach K, Even in Defeat
The New York Times – Sports:
Mike Krzyzewski walked Cameron Indoor Stadium’s sideline for the last time as Duke’s maestro. There was also a basketball game, which Duke lost.
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Across Town, Tony Bland Is Adjusting to a Different World
The New York Times – Sports:
Bland, a former U.S.C. assistant coach arrested in 2017 as part of an F.B.I. investigation, is now coaching at a Los Angeles-area high school. He still hopes he can return to the college level.