Ann Arbor sneaker re-seller bought and sold University of Michigan athlete’s player exclusive Air Jordan’s

Ann Arbor sneaker seller Yutaka Morishima confirmed that a member of the University of Michigan's football team sold him a pair of Michigan Air Jordan 12's in early December of 2017, which he later resold on StockX. ESPN reported late Friday evening that Michigan, alongside California and Marquette, were investigating whether or not team issued … Continue reading Ann Arbor sneaker re-seller bought and sold University of Michigan athlete’s player exclusive Air Jordan’s

NBA Players should not be playing in the Drew League

August 1, 2018August 1, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ Leave a comment

As much as I love watching James Harden put your local YMCA All-Star on skates it's time we take a look at the Drew League and other leagues like it. It's only a matter of time until one of these NBA players ends up seriously injured and it costs a team their season. During a … Continue reading NBA Players should not be playing in the Drew League

CJ McCollum vs. Kevin Durant: It’s not that deep

July 29, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ Leave a comment

The CJ McCollum and Kevin Durant "feud" sure made for a fun night of Twitter, but it's not as serious as many media outlets make it out to be. Elite level athletes are passionate about their craft and that's all your seeing. There's no "feud" or "beef." It's just two competitive dudes who happen to compete for the same end goal.

Why can’t college athletes profit off their likeness?

July 24, 2018August 7, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ Leave a comment

Truthfully, I have yet to hear an argument that has convinced me the slightest bit that athletes shouldn't be able to profit off of their own likeness. If I, a college journalism student, wrote an article for my school paper that received national notoriety, you better believe I'm turning that into financial gains for myself. … Continue reading Why can’t college athletes profit off their likeness?

Netflix dives into “Amateur” athletics

July 23, 2018July 23, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ Leave a comment

Terron Forte is an aspiring basketball player with his sights set on playing professionally. He seems to be on his way there until his world comes crashing down.

The most overlooked aspect of the LeBron James’ GOAT argument

July 18, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ Leave a comment

Bill had Red, Tim had Pop, Kareem and Magic had Pat, and Kobe and Michael had Phil, and LeBron had Lue. LeBron's lack of elite coaching is an undeniable fact of his career. It's time to look at it for what it is, one of the best arguments that can be made in favor of LeBron being the best of all-time.

Four teams worth buying the NBA League Pass to watch

July 14, 2018July 14, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ Leave a comment

The NBA League Pass is set to release in the Fall giving fans the ability to watch all 30 teams in the NBA. Aside from the game, League Pass owners are able to choose from a variety of broadcast options on just about any streaming device. The pass comes in at a steep $200 for … Continue reading Four teams worth buying the NBA League Pass to watch

Can Head Coach David Fizdale bring a title to New York?

July 12, 2018July 12, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ Leave a comment

If Fizdale is given the full four years of his contract, I believe a championship is possible. A young roster paired with future cap room is a recipe for success for Fizdale and the Knicks.

Why the Phoenix Suns are the most interesting team in the Western Conference

July 11, 2018July 11, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ 2 Comments

In yet another season where the championship feels like a foregone conclusion basketball fans around the league will look for story lines and teams to still keep things interesting. To thee I present, the Phoenix Suns, the most interesting team in the NBA heading into the 2019 season. Last season, many fans found themselves clamoring … Continue reading Why the Phoenix Suns are the most interesting team in the Western Conference

EMU Budget Cuts Slash Swim Program

May 4, 2018July 20, 2018 ~ Drew Conover ~ Leave a comment

Carter Swift traveled 9,000 miles to swim at Eastern Michigan University only to have his dreams stripped away. On March 20, Carter and his teammates were informed that the university had cut the Men’s Swimming and Diving program after 65 years of operating. During the 65 year span, the team won a total of … Continue reading EMU Budget Cuts Slash Swim Program