Memphis women's basketball player Jamirah Shutes has been charged with assault after punching Bowling Green State University's Elissa Brett after a game. Bowling Green Athletics announced Friday ...
The Bowling Green State University Police Department issued a press release Friday confirming that Shutes, a fifth-year player, was charged ... the Memphis women’s basketball team with assault ...
Oschner Health plans to lay off nearly 800 people which will mostly be administrative positions. Toney Jones, 46, was shot in his driveway just before 9:15 p.m. The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is the ...
Silver is preparing to announce whatever penalty is coming Morant’s way for the second gun incident shortly after the end of ...
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) — A Memphis basketball player has been charged by Bowling Green campus police with assault after punching a Falcons player in the handshake line following a Women’s ...
Former Memphis Grizzlies basketball player Tony Allen plead guilty on April 5 after being part of a $4 million health benefits scam. Allen was one of 18 former NBA players who were charged in ...
Memphis men’s basketball guard Mikey Williams committed to the program on Nov. 5 and signed his letter of intent 11 days later, but now college scouts are wondering whether or not the 6-foot-2 ...
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is preparing to announce what penalty Ja Morant will face for second gun incident after league ...
Two former New Mexico State men's basketball players said they were subjected to hazing and sexual assault by older teammates ... remains ongoing, but no charges had been filed against anyone ...
The Bowling Green athletic department says a Memphis basketball player has been charged by Bowling Green campus police with assault after punching a Falcons player in ...
There was no immediate word about what caused the confrontation or if any player was ... Department has charged a member of the Memphis Women's Basketball team with assault,' read a statement ...
Memphis guard Ja Morant not being charged with a crime for twice displaying a gun on social media will not prevent the NBA ...
