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Yardbarker on MSNLeBron James explains why he and Michael Jordan 'don't talk'In an appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show," James revealed that he and Jordan "don't talk," but he explained that it isn't due ...
The St. Brown brothers were shocked, as they felt Nacua’s undisputed belief in James made him overlook Jordan’s six rings or ...
The Ohio Prep Sports Media Association has named its 2024-2025 all-state boys basketball teams for divisions I, II and III.
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The Newark Advocate on MSNBoys basketball: Who made the Division I, II and III all-state teamsThe 2025 Divisions I, II and III boys basketball All-Ohio teams were announced Thursday by the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association. The All-Ohio teams are based on nominations from the seven districts ...
Knox, a 6-foot-5 redshirt junior who transferred two seasons ago from Grand Canyon University, averaged 10.8 points and 3.1 rebounds. He shot 33.1% from long range (40 of 121), second only to Reid (57 ...
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Mansfield News Journal on MSNRoane, Caudill, Allen earn Division III OPSMA All-Ohio honorsThree Richland County boys basketball players picked up All-Ohio honors in Division III as announced by the Ohio Prep Sports ...
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Basketball Network on MSN"That's always sacred" - Kobe Bryant explained why he never shared the details of his conversations with Magic Johnson and Michael JordanThey lost their first three games, and Bryant needed a reprieve. He shared with the media that he did call up Earvin "Mag ...
Puka Nacua, during an episode of the "St. Brown Podcast," passionately defended LeBron James as the NBA's greatest, countering Michael Jordan's supporters. He highlighted LeBron's versatility ...
Player of the Year: Tai Perkins, Westerville North Coach of the Year: Nick Lapsevich, North Royalton ...
the team’s No. 3 scorer — Tampa Catholic alumnus Kobe Knox — did the same. So did freshman guard CJ Brown, though he indicated he’s open to remaining at USF. Knox, younger brother of NBA ...
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