Can you all hear me? Yes? Alright, fantastic. I thought I’d stop walking backwards for a second because I’m always afraid that I’ll accidentally step on a squirrel and bring the whole rabid horde...
Tauheed Epps is an intelligent individual. Epps was an honor roll student in high school and received an athletic scholarship to play basketball at Alabama State University in 1996.
I don’t talk politics. As I mentioned in a previous column, I find that politics, along with religion, are topics that can’t be debated.
When I was growing up, I spent a large part of my summers glued to the chair in front of the TV, anxious to catch up on all the quality American programming I missed during the school year.
The summer after I graduated from high school, my family took a trip to Zambia and Botswana.
I don’t know exactly what I expected from senior year, but I definitely didn’t imagine I would feel so old so fast.
When I was 15 years old, I attended a summer program in the mountains of New Mexico, where the principal activity was hiking non-stop for three weeks with a 50-pound pack on my back.
The only thing standing between Duke and the title game since 2001 is West Virginia and its renowned 1-3-1 zone defense.
As the nets came down in Greensboro and the Blue Devils wrapped up a record 18th ACC Tournament championship, the spotlight was never very far from Duke’s dynamic guard duo of Jon Scheyer and Nolan...
