Predictions for 2022 NBA Awards
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After one of the most competitive seasons in recent history, NBA award season is here! Daily Cal Sports shares its picks for each and every award.
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How much do Cal fans know about Cal basketball?
Ryan Chien, the Daily Cal sports editor, asks UC Berkeley students, fans and alumni trivia questions to see how much they really know about Cal basketball.
Fouls that NBA doesn’t enforce
The worst type of foul in this era of basketball isn’t even a flagrant one.
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He’s got next: Cal quarterback Kai Millner is waiting in the wings
Kai Millner has found ways to relieve the pressure that comes with confronting both adulthood and the possibility that he could be the next face of Cal football.
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A love letter to basketball
A reflection on how the NBA Playoffs influence personal relationships with basketball.
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Layshia Clarendon, a proponent of unapologetic change
The first transgender and nonbinary player in WNBA history, they have been not only a trailblazer but also a proponent for change.
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‘The blueprint’ of athlete activism: WNBA is at forefront of LGBTQ+ issues
Through player activism, planned events and community outreach, the WNBA has demonstrated its commitment and support of marginalized communities.
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How “super team” slander exposes NBA media shortcomings
If you won’t acknowledge an individual’s greatness because he plays for a losing team, why condemn him for joining a team that has a chance at winning?
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College basketball in 2020 doesn’t make sense
The NCAA was right to cancel March Madness 2020 when it did. Why, then, with the country in a much worse position with regards to COVID-19, has college basketball resumed now?
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Football isn’t free
However, the situation differs for alumni and donors to the university. Football games, and their outcomes, influence if and how much they donate. Much like a “free” lunch, the relationship is not contractual, but it very much exists implicitly.
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