Midsummer Musings: Fireworks of NBA Offseason Set Stage for Exciting Year
Rather than try to strike a balance between present and future, it seems as if most front offices are prioritizing the former over the latter.
Rather than try to strike a balance between present and future, it seems as if most front offices are prioritizing the former over the latter.
Dartmouth athletes played in local leagues, hit the gym and even travelled abroad to get ready for a competitive year.
The backlash against Biles’ decision to pull out of the Olympics is unjustified.
Three Dartmouth athletes will compete for the United States, and one will play for Puerto Rico.
The Dartmouth catcher impressed scouts despite cancelled Ivy League seasons.
The life stories of the “skinny prospect from the streets of Greece and his best friend in the NBA” are worth reflecting on in the wake of their victory.
Dartmouth sent seven rowers representing the U.S. and Canada to the highest stage of competition.
A legendary Game 4 block proved his defensive prowess, and it might just create the momentum Milwaukee needs.
Student-athletes are now able to profit off of their name, image or likeness and are no longer prohibited from receiving “non-cash education-related benefits.”
More transparent policies have earned Dartmouth full marks, though some student-athletes feel that policies do not necessarily reflect culture.
NCAA athletes will finally be able to capitalize — though not directly — on the billions they rake in for their schools.
For just the third time in franchise history, and the first since 1993, the Phoenix Suns are playing for the NBA title. A championship would be the team’s first.
With the excellent play of young budding superstars under the brightest lights of the playoffs, the NBA may be experiencing a changing of the guard.
Keady Norton has served as head coach of the women’s hockey team at Boston University for the past two seasons.
Kirk initially turned down the return offer following the program's reinstatement, but re-applied for the position through the regular search.
With COVID-19 restrictions on athletics easing during the spring, the football team has been able to practice as a full team for the first time in more than a year.
She will replace Belle Koclanes, who departed last winter after eight seasons with the team.
Quiñones will compete with the Puerto Rican women’s basketball team this summer in Tokyo.
Highlights from the weekend included the seventh-ever Dartmouth softball no-hitter and the third-best triple jump in Dartmouth women’s track and field history.
Baily Deeter ’22 shares his thoughts on the 2021 NBA playoffs in his latest installment of “From the Bleachers.”