SEATTLE – Five days after the stunning news that Pete Carroll was out as the Seahawks’ coach, there finally was news on who might become his successor.
For former Gonzaga point guard Jalen Suggs, the best part of his third year in the NBA so far hasn’t been the early season success by the Orlando Magic or his array of career-high numbers.
PITTSBURGH – The Kraken’s franchise-record, nine-game win streak buckled under the weight of absences, including their top-line center and top two defensemen as they fell 3-0 to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday afternoon at PPG Paints Arena.
The Gonzaga men’s basketball team still has a chance to preserve a handful of streaks with approximately two months left of the 2023-24 college basketball season, but the Zags watched another one vanish Monday when the latest edition of the Associated Press Top 25 rankings came out.
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Our Sesame Street word of the day is hypocrite. Or is that too hard for college football fans to absorb? We’ve come to believe everyone associated with the sport is one. That or just outright liars. You choose.
LOS ANGELES — The Washington men’s basketball team knew what to expect from UCLA, which came into Sunday’s matchup embarrassed after a 46-point loss in its previous game just three days ago.
SEATTLE – As the Washington Huskies move closer to finalizing a replacement for recently departed head coach Kalen DeBoer, the roster that successor will inherit continues to lose talent to the transfer portal and recruit decommits.
SEATTLE – Over the course of a wild weekend, the face of Washington football stunningly shifted, with Kalen DeBoer departing for Alabama Friday and the Huskies settling on his successor two days later.
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Sunday morning. A cup of coffee. A big old newspaper. The NFL on the TV. A blanket for the feet. Bacon on the griddle. But first, let’s scrape some ice off the windows – literally – and from our sports knowledge – figuratively.
PITTSBURGH — The player with the most to gain in Monday's Steelers-Bills game is obvious: Mason Rudolph. It is one thing to play well against bad Cincinnati and Seattle defenses and the Baltimore Ravens' JVs. It is something much different to do it on the road against a 10-point favorite and lead the Steelers to their first playoff win in seven years. That would open a lot of eyes around the ...