Ever since the National Basketball Association (NBA) suddenly halted their season on March 11, the league has been itching to return and help the country feel as though things are starting to get back to normal. Thinking of returning amid a global pandemic requires consideration of all sorts of ideas and an acceptance that no […]
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In 1997, the San Antonio Spurs won the NBA draft lottery when a few ping pong balls bounced their way. They drafted Tim Duncan, the power forward out of Wake Forest University, first overall. Ever since, he’s been the face of the Spurs, building a legacy on and off the court. I moved to San
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In San Antonio, people love their Spurs. Because they are the only major professional sports team in town, every home game is a big event. Being from San Antonio, I’ve attended quite a few games. But on November 28, I got to experience a Spurs game like never before: as a journalist. Driving up to
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At Cole High School in San Antonio, Texas, last month, the Jr. NBA hosted a basketball clinic to excite kids about the 2015–16 season. The tip-off in San Antonio was one of several held around the country to begin the first ever Jr. NBA Week, which featured events associated with all 30 NBA teams. The
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