Raymond Lucas is a staff writer for 247Sports, covering college football. With a focus on game analysis, player profiles, and coaching strategies, Raymond provides in-depth coverage of college football teams and their performances. He brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his articles, offering unique insights into the world of college football.
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By: Raymond Lucas
Thank the basketball gods for instant replay review. It allowed officials to overturn what would’ve been a robbery of a signature defensive moment for Victor Wembanyama. The San Antonio Spurs held a 117-116 lead in overtime when Dennis Schroder attacked the rim and was stuffed by the heralded rookie. The audacity of the attempt was more puzzling than the eventually overturned missed call.
By: Raymond Lucas
Looking ahead can be dangerous. Share this story When hope roars back to life, Jaren Jackson is there to ruin things.
Standing amongst beaming lights, media members and both former and current players, freshly minted men’s basketball coach Danny Sprinkle had his introductory press conference this afternoon and said Washington is the place he always wanted to be. Typically those words come from a man looking to secure an early win in his tenure long before he coaches his first game. But things are different with Sprinkle.
By: Raymond Lucas Jr
The Spurs will want that third quarter back.
This isn’t an April Fools joke; Washington begins spring practice Tuesday. It is overreaction season and we ask that you prepare accordingly. But in all seriousness, the return of Husky football is the debut of new beginnings on Montlake as Jedd Fisch travels through his first offseason at the helm.
By: Raymond Lucas
When you march into the home of the defending champions, you'd better bring your best. San Antonio wasn't at full strength but had enough fight to scare Denver in a 110-105 loss.
Give the ball to Victor Wembanyama and let him take you to the finish line. That's the luxury the San Antonio Spurs have when playing with a lead.
Houston has had significant growth in the time I’ve been away.
The talented wide receiver is one step closer to living the dream.
The Rockets big-man was in the hunt for the league’s coveted, yet confusing award but lost it to Tyrese Maxey.
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