5-at-10: Loaded mailbag with onside chatter, NBC’s hiring decisions, male fashion rules
Let's handle our business. Yikes, lots to get to, including the question if Nate Oats is the best college basketball coach in America.
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Let's handle our business. Yikes, lots to get to, including the question if Nate Oats is the best college basketball coach in America.
Yes, we have been enthralled by Caitlin Clark's rise to becoming the most popular college basketball player in the world.
And the Clark effect is raising the profile across the entire sport. ESPN's numbers Monday were up 180% according to SportsMediaWatch.com for women's hoops com…
Caitlin Clark and Iowa survived and advanced.
March Madness was truly mad.
Let's handle our business.
The ball will be tipped today, and some of the feedback from Wednesday's chat got me thinking about the future of the Big Dance.
Let's explore five dancing teams seeded 7 or lower that have real eyes on the second weekend.
Scottie Scheffler. Dude has figured out how to golf his ball.