By Paul Gotham ROCHESTER, NY – Webster’s Dictionary defines pressure as – a compelling influence; a constraining force. A sense impression caused by or as by compression. Pressure is needed to bond or mold objects. It can provide therapy as in the step used to heal a wound. At the same time, pressure has a dual nature. Too much of it can cause a fracture or … [Read more...] about Kehlenbeck makes pressure an ally
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NCAA’s April 16 withdrawal deadline adds confusion to NBA draft process (Page 2)
By Joe Manganiello Miss Page 1? They are not going in the lottery, but they still should go: *NOTE: This category of players is motivated differently than the athletes above. These players aren't getting drafted in the lottery this year or next year (or even the next year). In affect, draft position isn't even a part of their process; they could go anywhere. The key … [Read more...] about NCAA’s April 16 withdrawal deadline adds confusion to NBA draft process (Page 2)
Should they stay or should they go (now): NCAA’s April 16 withdrawal deadline adds confusion to NBA draft process
By Joe Manganiello The deadline to enter the NBA draft is April 28. That is the only date that actually matters in this process - just ask Jeff Goodman. So what happened Tuesday: April 16 is the NCAA's deadline for players to retain their eligibility if they entered the draft but refrained from hiring an agent. This deadline is completely independent from the NBA's … [Read more...] about Should they stay or should they go (now): NCAA’s April 16 withdrawal deadline adds confusion to NBA draft process
Syracuse Jr. Chiefs founder returns to the dugout
By Paul Gotham ROCHESTER, NY – Who says you can’t go home. Four decades after starting a travel baseball team which spawned the Northeast Collegiate Baseball, the New York Collegiate Baseball League’s precursor, Joe Antonio has returned to a familiar place: the dugout of the Syracuse Jr. Chiefs. When the NYCBL season opens on Monday June 3rd, the founder of the Jr. … [Read more...] about Syracuse Jr. Chiefs founder returns to the dugout
Should they stay or should they go (now): college basketball’s biggest stars have just a few weeks to make the decision of a lifetime
By Joe Manganiello In the basketball universe, April marks the end of the collegiate season and the beginning of NBA draft talk. With the deadline to enter the draft on April 28, a lot of talented young ball players are toying with the idea of going pro. Simply put: some guys should stay while others should go. Louisville/Michigan The best players from the season's … [Read more...] about Should they stay or should they go (now): college basketball’s biggest stars have just a few weeks to make the decision of a lifetime