News for Harlem and the Harlems of the World
Unfortunately women’s basketball does not get the exposure that it should in both the college and professional game. Individual and team accomplishments do not get mentioned about nearly as much as men’s basketball. Perhaps this is no more evident than when it comes to the USA National Teams. Next summer in Brazil both the men […]
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As we celebrate woman’s history month, let’s take a look at one of the most accomplished female athletes in the history of sports, Serena Williams. Earlier this year Serena Williams won her 19th singles Grand Slam Title when she defeated Maria Sharapova in straight sets in the Australian Open. With the victory, Serena is just
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Harlem Times:Â When the Jets officially named you their new head coach who was the first person you called to let them know of the news? Todd Bowles: My kids, then Bruce Arians and then Doug Williams HT: What was the conversation like with coach Arians. TB: I wanted share that moment with him because
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Before yesterday’s game between the New York Knicks and New Orleans Pelicans, Knicks head coach Derek Fisher, and former New York Knicks player and current color analyst of the MSG Network, Walt Clyde Frazier spoke about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on the national holiday that celebrates his birthday. Coach Fisher responded to a question
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The Duke University Blue Devils trailed the St. John’s Red Storm 61-51 with 8:35 left in the second half with Head Coach Mike Krzyzewski stuck on win number 999 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. It was a fitting story that he would earn win 1,000 at the World’s Most Famous Arena, but it
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For the past several seasons, both the St John’s Red Storm and Seton Hall Pirates men’s basketball teams have failed to become a powerhouse in the Big East, or to make it to the big dance in March. Last season, St John’s had a 20-13 record and lost their first game in the NIT Tournament.
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2014 has been a huge disappointment for the Giants and Jets. Coming into the season, there were reasons to be optimistic that they would be in contention for the playoffs. Instead, both teams were eliminated from any serious playoff contention by Thanksgiving, and now both teams may look completely different next season. For the Jets,
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2014 was an amazing year in sports. However there were some athletes and some teams that stood out. Here’s out breakdown of the best of the best Best Team San Antonio Spurs- the Spurs extracted their revenge from the 2013 NBA Finals as they defeated the Miami Heat in 5 games of the 2014 Finals.
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2014 was another amazing year in sports. There were record breaking individual performances, outstanding team performances, and some all-time great athletes retired on top. January – The Florida State Seminoles defeat the Auburn Tigers 34-31 to win the BCS National Championship game. Quarterback Jameis Winston throws a 2 yard touchdown pass to Kelvin Benjamin with
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Yesterday against the Rams, Beckham put on another spectacular performance catching eight passes for 148 yards and two touchdowns in the Giants 37-27 victory over the Rams. With his performance yesterday, Beckham set the Giants rookie receiving record for touchdowns and receiving yards. For the season, Beckham has 79 receptions for 1,120 yards and 11
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