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Posts tagged with "black athletes"
Nov. 21 |
Mike D’Antoni will begin coaching the Los Angeles Lakers, a couple of weeks removed from former coach Mike Brown’s firing. Brown’s untimely dismissal after five games this season, and a lockout-shortened 2012 campaign last season,...
Nov. 14 |
Cupcakes — this is the insulting term local media often uses to undervalue, underestimate and margainize the Gophers men’s basketball non-conference opponents each season. Former coach Clem Haskins hated such annual references to his early-season...
Nov. 14 |
Adrian Peterson
Last January during the Pro Bowl game in Honolulu, many of the players in the game signed a giant get-well card to Adrian Peterson. Lou Lampson, a buddy to the stars, organized it. He knew Peterson’s dapper was down. It was intended...
Nov. 14 |
Rachel BanhamPhotos by Sophia Hantzes
The 2012-13 college basketball season is now underway. Both Minnesota teams opened their campaigns last week with wins, but it’s way too early to call the season...
Nov. 7 |
T-Wolves team return to the 1950s?
Race controversy swells up once again as seen in the bitter reactions to an October 28, 2012 Star Tribune story (“Timberwolves: Pale in comparison to the rest of the NBA”), about how the T-Wolves are “going...
Nov. 7 |
Class-action suit could affect larger issue of athlete exploitation
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
An anti-trust lawsuit against the NCAA to compensate former and present college athletes for using their likenesses without
Ramogi HumaPhoto courtesy...
Nov. 7 |
MARCUS MARSHALL — The former All-State shooting guard from St. Paul Johnson not only won the slam dunk contest at Missouri State’s Midnight Madness, but the freshman is also starting.
GABE WALKER — The sensational running back helped...
Oct. 31 |
Ra’Shede HagemanPhoto by Charles Hallman
It’s a rarity in Gopher football to see a player listed on its current roster from the Minneapolis City Conference. It’s even rarer that a city player is a starter as well. Ra’Shede Hageman is that...
Oct. 31 |
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Around 100 local boys and girls worked with WNBA stars October 15 on staying active and living healthy.
The five Minnesota Lynx starters — Seimone Augustus, Rebekkah Brunson, Maya Moore, Lindsay...
Oct. 24 |
To win one championship is magical, but it takes more to repeat.
I watched Houston win four consecutive WNBA Finals, still a league record, and interviewed each of their Big Three: Cynthia Cooper, Sheryl Swoopes and Tina Thompson, as well as...