Big Win, But Long Road Ahead For College Union
The road to a union for college athletes faces a long legal process. Many legal experts believe the case could ultimately wind up before the U.S. Supreme Court, and it may take years to get there.
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The road to a union for college athletes faces a long legal process. Many legal experts believe the case could ultimately wind up before the U.S. Supreme Court, and it may take years to get there.
On the night of the NCAA championship in Arlington, two former athletes became villains in the towns in which they competed. All they did was speak their minds -- and possibly, the truth.
North Texas is cleaning up after the NCAA Final Four came to a close on Monday night. While the actual games were played in Arlington, there is work to be done all over DFW.
Tuesday looks to be a busy day at DFW International Airport, as fans who were in town for the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship game start heading back home.
Tony Romo and Jason Witten attended Monday night's National Championship game at AT&T Stadium. But former Cowboys DL Marcus Spears is asking the question: Was anyone else invited?
Last night, the Huskies cut down the nets in Dallas after beating Kentucky 60-54 to win the school's fourth national championship. Consider that Kentucky needed four straight late escapes to reach the final and you get a sense for what kind of Tournament this was.
Tony Romo is typically the star when appearing at the home of the Cowboys, AT&T Stadium. But for Monday night's National Championship game, Romo was overshadowed by a presidential presence.
Turn off the lights. The game is over. Connecticut won. But organizers across North Texas hope to do it again and again, already looking ahead to the next big event.
One by one, players in the Kentucky locker room said essentially the same thing. They had not given the NBA a second thought, much less a first, during their stirring Final Four run.
With a significant lead and the laps winding down, Joey Logano kept thinking about getting to the white flag. But a caution changed everything with less than a half-lap left.
There are certainly a lot of prospects that I disagree on with many of the NFL Draft experts. And to that I say: I don't care.
Yeah, UConn won the National Championship game over Kentucky's incredible freshmen 60-54. It was a thrilling game, but the fans of basketball were the real winners.
Jerry Jones built the massive room in Arlington to host the biggest parties in the world, and record breaking numbers of NCAA basketball fans showed up to party.
Shabazz Napier scored 22 points and Connecticut won its second NCAA title in four years, beating all those Kentucky freshmen 60-54 in the championship game on Monday night.
Kentucky was down by 15 points. They had only scored half as many points that UConn had in the first half. It appeared to be game over for the Wildcats. But, not so fast.