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From Duke University’s courts to the NBA’s dazzling lights: Grant Hill’s incredible, unstoppable, and legendary 19-year career that will go down in basketball history as a lasting legend…

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From the hallowed courts of Duke University to the dazzling lights of the NBA, Grant Hill carved out a career that, despite being tragically interrupted by injuries, stands as a …

From Duke University’s courts to the NBA’s dazzling lights: Grant Hill’s incredible, unstoppable, and legendary 19-year career that will go down in basketball history as a lasting legend… Read More
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Christian Laettner’s iconic buzzer-beater turns 32, marking a moment that will always give fans chills. It’s the shot that defined a legacy.

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March 28th, 1992. The date itself carries an almost mythical weight for college basketball fans. Thirty-two years ago, on this very day (or around it, as memories resurface each March), …

Christian Laettner’s iconic buzzer-beater turns 32, marking a moment that will always give fans chills. It’s the shot that defined a legacy. Read More
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BGSU Welcomes Nina Baloun as Director of Football Operations & Chief of Staff, Bringing 20+ Years of Experience to the Falcons.

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Bowling Green State University is thrilled to welcome Nina Baloun as the Director of Football Operations & Chief of Staff for the Falcons football program. In this pivotal role, Nina brings …

BGSU Welcomes Nina Baloun as Director of Football Operations & Chief of Staff, Bringing 20+ Years of Experience to the Falcons. Read More
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Cooper Flagg’s competitive spirit brings up memories of his early years spent working on a Maine farm. Cooper Flagg held a lower-paying position for years prior to agreeing to a rookie contract with the Dallas Mavericks, which earned him $13.8 million in the first year alone. In Corinna, Maine, he worked as a pea picker on the Thunder Road Farm. When Flagg, his older brother Hunter, and his fraternal twin brother Ace were employed, they were all eleven years old. $1 was paid for each…

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Cooper Flagg, the highly anticipated No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, has officially inked his rookie contract with the Dallas Mavericks, a lucrative four-year deal that will …

Cooper Flagg’s competitive spirit brings up memories of his early years spent working on a Maine farm. Cooper Flagg held a lower-paying position for years prior to agreeing to a rookie contract with the Dallas Mavericks, which earned him $13.8 million in the first year alone. In Corinna, Maine, he worked as a pea picker on the Thunder Road Farm. When Flagg, his older brother Hunter, and his fraternal twin brother Ace were employed, they were all eleven years old. $1 was paid for each… Read More