Two years ago, Anthony Anderson had a great college basketball career ahead of him, but fate has dealt him a cruel blow. --Gary Norris Gray, BASN Staff Reporter
It's been almost 62 years since the Globetrotters topped the Minneapolis Lakers and their legendary big man, George Mikan. With only a few of the players still alive and just a handful of photographs remaining, the game has been largely lost to history. --BASN Wire Services
Middle school student David Sills, 13, has orally committed to play football at USC.
But permissibility doesn't excuse parents from condoning a stunt like this in some grab for cheap celebrity. The Sills family doesn't understand why this decision attracted national attention. They don't think it's a big deal.
--Drew Sharp
The Pro Football Hall of Fame denied Richard Dent entry into the class of 2010, the sixth time in the last seven years he had been a finalist only to get familiar, deflating news. --David Haugh
Hot Town, Hot Hoops The event will be held March 1-6 and games will be played at Frank L. Forbes Arena on the campus of Morehouse College at the Atlanta University Center. --SIAC Media Relations
A new location for HBCU hoops The 2010 Farmers Insurance SWAC Basketball Tournament will be played March 10-13 at CenturyTel Center. The women’s and men’s tournament finals will be televised live on ESPNU.--BASN Wire Services
CIAA Announces Preseason Hoop Honors Thursday's meeting included the release of the Preseason All-CIAA Team, as selected by the Basketball Coaches Association and the announcement of the Predicted Order of Finish, also determined by that group. --BASN Wire Services
School First, Basketball Second Jordan got a scholarship before the 2009 spring semester. In all, he appeared in 59 career games, totaling 58 points, 42 assists and 24 rebounds. A defensive specialist, he averaged 8.4 minutes as a sophomore after playing 5.3 minutes per game as a true freshman.--BASN Wire Services
Boycott Stolen Dreams of the 1980 Moscow Olympics by Tom Caraccioli and Jerry Caraccioli
Chronicles the stories of Galimore and his fellow Olympic team members who trained thousands of hours for their once-in-a-lifetime chance at Olympic glory...
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