Black History The First NBA Female Video Coordinator Central High School has produced some amazing basketball talent over the years. One in particular who stands out in the history books is Trish McGhee. The Point Guard legend was a 5-foot-6 jet with range. She would electrify the crowd with her outstanding shooting. Trish signed with The University of Minnesota […]
First Female NBA Video Coordinator Trish McGhee
Mike Miller is the new boys basketball coach at Houston High School
Mike Miller’s wish to spend more time with family will continue but maybe not the way he initially envisioned, as he has been named new boys basketball coach at Houston High School where his sons’ Mason and Mavrick Miller both play on the team. The news comes a little more than a month after he stepped down as assistant coach […]
Fleeting Power
Famed columnist Mitch Albom tells the story of walking around Ann Arbor with Chris Webber trying to get a story. I guess Webber had not eaten and was hungry, so he asked Albom for some money for food. Albom explained to him that it would be against NCAA rules to do that, so they kept walking. As they continued, Webber […]
NCAA issues what is being called the #RichPaulRule
#RichPaulRule ? The NCAA has issued a memo to agents detailing some new requirements to represent players testing the NBA draft waters. Included in the memo is the need for a bachelor’s degree (Which happens to be something that Super agent Rich Paul famously never got while building his Klutch Sports empire) . Many believe this stems from what Rich […]
NBA Christmas Day matchups have been released
Christmas Game schedule via ESPN Bucks vs 76ers Rockets vs Warriors Clippers vs Lakers Pelicans vs Nuggets Celtics vs Raptors Which matchup are you most looking forward to?
The End of the Innocence: The Maturation of the Memphis Grizzlies franchise..
It happens to everyone at some point. An event that forces you to lose the idealism of youth. Sometimes it’s a death in the family, or moving from one city to another. Sometimes it’s when you move out of your parents house for the first time (the second and third time don’t count). Sometimes it’s that first time you have […]
At the Crossroads: The Story of the 2018-19 Memphis Grizzlies
The song Crossroads by Robert Johnson was a classic before the version by Cream made it a worldwide hit. While many people associate the crossroads mentioned in the song with the intersection of Highway 61 and Highway 49 in Clarkesdale, Mississippi, most people associate the crossroads with another more sinister tale. The rumor that guitarist and song writer Robert Johnson […]
The Grizzlies are Good…Really Good
The season is approaching the 1/4 mark and the results really could not be better. Anyone who says they expected this is either crazy, lying or both. After 17 games the Memphis Grizzlies are 12-5, with two road wins over the Jazz, a win over the Nuggets, 76ers, and wins at the Bucks and Minnesota. After that opening night disaster […]
James Wiseman, the Nation’s No. 1 Prospect, to sign with Coach Penny Hardaway and the Memphis Tigers
James Wiseman – the No. 1 recruit in the class of 2019 according to ESPN – has committed to play college basketball next season at the University of Memphis. Live video of No. 1 James Wiseman committing to the Memphis Tigers, courtesy of ESPN The thought that Wiseman, a 7-foot center originally from Nashville, would eventually sign with the Memphis […]
The Rule That Was Already Broken
Imagine you are 18 years old again. For many that brings very joyful thoughts from times of no bills, no kids, no real job, no mortgage to pay, and the only worries were home room, final exams, and if your girlfriend or boyfriend would be with you to “take over for the 99 and the 2000s” when the beat drops. […]