Freshmen to the NBA draw mixed reactions from Smallwood
Philadelphia Daily News columnist John Smallwood argues that high school and college stars like Larry Hughes and Karleone Young chase the NBA dream without understanding its hidden costs. He warns that talent alone won't prepare them for the fame scrutiny and business of pro basketball.
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Utah Player Britton Johnsen to Take Two-Year Mission
Utah forward Britton Johnsen, a 6-9 freshman star who averaged 22 points and 11 rebounds in high school, will leave Utah for two years to serve a Mormon church mission. Coach Rick Majerus expressed support, noting the decision aligns with his faith and that Johnsonson’s departure comes after a strong freshman season that included a Final Four run.
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Williams DiRupo lead U.S. Open semifinals field
Walter Ray Williams Jr. and Marianne DiRupo head the BPAA U.S. Open semifinals as top seeds in a competition that also includes Ryan Shafer Tim Criss and Martin Letscher among the men while Aleta Sill Kim Adler and Tammy Turner remain in the women’s bracket.
Sports TV and schedule notes with Monday ESPN switch
A dense schedule lists multiple pro and college games across leagues with start times and channel codes. The note states starting Monday ESPN moves to C44 and ESPN2 to C46, affecting future telecasts including hockey soccer boxing and Masters events.
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Nicklaus Nets Masters Records in 1965 and 1966
Jack Nicklaus shot a record 271 to win the 1965 Masters by nine strokes over Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. In 1966 he claimed a second consecutive Masters title, finishing with a 70 in an 18 hole playoff to defeat Tommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer.
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