> Sarni’s Scrolls: Caitlin Clark Reveals The History Of The Hoops…..

Sarni’s Scrolls: Clark Gets Nearer To The History Of Hoops.

progressively higher. After former Washington standout Kelsey Plum, Caitlin Clark moved up to No. 2 on the Division I women’s all-time scoring record on Wednesday. The incredible Iowa standout defeated Northwestern 110-74 to add 35 points to her career total of 3,403 points.

With 3,527 points, Plum, a standout player at Washington from 2013 to 17, tops the women’s scoring chart. Pete Maravich of LSU, who concluded his career with 3,667 points, is the men’s leader. Clark stated, “It’s not something I’m after,” according to On3. “I just keep having fun and playing the game, and this is what happens.” According to current projections, Clark will surpass Plum’s scoring record when Michigan visits on February 15. On Saturday, the Hawkeyes will be back on the court to play Maryland. Fox, 8 p.m.

It is not good news for college football that Jeff Hafley left Boston College to take a position as defensive coordinator with the Green Bay Packers.

According to sources cited by ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Hafley “wants to go coach in a league that is all about football,” and college football in general has evolved into a massive fundraising effort that involves NIL and “recruiting your own squad” in order to keep players off the transfer portal. Kirk Herbstreit provided an explanation for why college coaches will probably continue to leave to join professional teams.

Herbstreit tweeted, “More and more coaches will be heading to the NFL in the current situation of the NFL.” “Coaches who receive genuine opportunity in the NFL will disappear if there are no reasonable restrictions and regulations in place. This pattern won’t change unless a new body is established to draft a CBA with a player entity or union that addresses matters like the Transfer Portal, NIL, and eventually revenue sharing.

As we all know, the sport is getting out of hand, but many of these instructors are waiting it out. Simply said, a new reality for the game. *** Notable players who have participated in the Caribbean Series include Rod Carew, Miguel Cabrera, Roberto Clemente, Edgar Martínez, David Ortiz, Ivan Rodríguez, and Sammy Sosa. Now, from February 1–9 at Miami’s LoanDepot Park, the tournament of Latin American and Caribbean winter league winners will take place in a Major League stadium for the first time in the history of the Caribbean Series.

Round-robin play will determine the top teams from the 2023–24 season from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Mexico (Pacific League), Nicaragua, Panama, and Curaçao. On February 9, there will be semifinals, a third-place match, and the title game. Not only is Nicaragua making history by participating in the event for the first time, but the Caribbean Series is also making its first return to Miami in over 30 years.

From Toronto, the 2024 NHL All-Star Weekend is under begun. ■ Thursday: To choose each of the four teams for Saturday’s All-Star Game, the All-Star Player Draft took place. Both the Professional Women’s Hockey League 3-on-3 Showcase and the NHL Alumni Man of the Year.

 

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