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By Mark Alewine Sports Capital Journalism Program GLENDALE, Ariz. – The Rev. Robert Spitzer sat at his desk, staring at an invoice. The invoice stared back at him. The plan to build a new campus basketball arena at Gonzaga University had been discussed to death. Every resource had been exhausted. Time was running out to […] By Colton Bennett Sports Capital Journalism Program GLENDALE, Ariz. — Everything points to the Final Four matchup between Oregon and North Carolina becoming a bruising game on the inside. North Carolina (31-7) is making a record 20th Final Four appearance. The Tar Heels are averaging 39.9 points per game in the paint this season and […] INDIANAPOLIS – Five students from the Sports Capital Journalism Program at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis will cover the NCAA men’s and women’s Final Four basketball tournaments in an unprecedented series of opportunities for sports journalism students. […] by Rebecca Harris [Originally published on NCAA.com]
DALLAS — This Mississippi State team may look like the one that lost to UConn by 60 points in the Sweet 16 last year, but the 2016-17 squad is older, wiser and, ultimately, better. Now, it has a chance at redemption, this time in the Women’s Final Four. Unlike […] Sad news came to northern Indiana and the entire broadcasting world with the news of Jeff Jeffers’ passing this week. Yahoo Sports gives us a narrative of the late Jerry Krause, basketball architect and possible Hall of Famer. Finding the loophole in sports journalism rules, Erik Brady rooted for Michigan’s story. Ten years ago a UNC mascot […] |
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