Funny Arkansas State Player

This Arkansas State fake punt against Miami from Saturday will leave you wondering what you just saw. Facing a 4th-and-5 from the Miami 40-yard line, the Red Wolves tried to catch the Hurricanes by surprise with a fake punt. Not only did the Red Wolves send a man in motion, but when the ball was snapped, one of their receivers decided to "put 'em in a coffin." Once the receiver got up, he promptly got sent right back down.Arkansas State punter Luke Ferguson's pass was intercepted by Miami's Raphael Kirby, so it's safe to say that this...

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Derrick Rose & Damian Liliard menunjukkan sepatu barunya

Derrick Rose mengeluarkan sepatu terbarunya yang bermerek Adidas " D'Rose 5" . Sepatu baru ini adalah sepatu signature Derrick rose yang terbaru , Bulls point guard ini berbicara : "I want to work with another chicago star" Sepatu launching terbaru ini dari adidas di design oleh Kanye west. Sementara itu , Point Guard dari Portland Trail Blazers menunjukan sepatu bermerek adidas barunya "Crazylight Boost" ...

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Paul George Injury in Team USA Basketball Showcase

Paul George described the pain associated with breaking his right leg in two places -- a sickening compound fracture suffered during the fourth quarter of a USA Basketball exhibition game in Las Vegas on Aug. 1 -- with turns of phrase every bit as grotesque as the now-viral video of the injury. “It felt like gasoline was on my leg and someone lit a match,” Indiana’s budding superstar forward said at a news conference last week. “Just internally,...

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Kyrie Irving Receiving MVP

MADRID (FIBA Basketball World Cup) - USA guard Kyrie Irving was rewarded for his impressive tournament and a huge individual performance in the Final of the 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup on Sunday by receiving the Most Valuable Player awarded, presented by Tissot. Irving made all six of his three-point attempts as part of a 10-of-13 shooting display on his way to a game-high 26 points and handed out four assists as the USA beat...

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