Kawhere next?

By Carson Breber NBA fans may be in store for another all-time great offseason. Last year saw multiple superstars change squads. Chris Paul took his talents to Houston to form a superstar backcourt with James Harden that would later push the Warriors to a game seven, Paul George and Carmelo Anthony ventured west to Oklahoma…

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This Week On Wax: KIDS SEE GHOSTS

By Luke Jackson “Kanye’s latest micro-album captures the confidence of Ye and the vibes of Cudi in just 7 short tracks, but it’s inconsistencies show at times.”   2018 has been a wild ride for Kanye Omari West. On April 15th, when Kanye hopped back on Twitter and embarked on a polarizing stream of consciousness,…

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Breber 2018 NBA Mock Draft

  By Carson Breber   The NBA Finals are through. What now? A neck lurching ninety-degree pivot to the draft. Always an exciting affair, the draft this year presents hope for a series of teams stuck in the league’s cellar and will perhaps usher in a new era of players to shake up the current,…

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A problem that will take more than 13 Parsecs

By Justice Skinner “Disney Shares Drop as Solo Tanks at the Box Office” reports MovieWeb. “Solo: A Star Wars Story sinks 65% in the second weekend” CNNMoney states. “Solo is Officially the First Star Wars Movie to Flop” proclaims Vanity Fair. If you have been anywhere on the internet recently, you have probably heard about…

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The 2018 NBA Finals Field Guide

By Harris Hicks Here we go again… For the fourth consecutive year, LeBron James has dragged his beleaguered Cleveland Cavaliers to the NBA Finals. Waiting on the other side: a chance to once again face the almighty Golden State Warriors. For all of you Marvel fans out there, this is a lot like Infinity War….

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2018 Stanley Cup Preview

  By Evan Oscherwitz Last year, the hockey world was treated to a classic David vs. Goliath matchup in the Stanley Cup Final. The defending champion Pittsburgh Penguins, led by superstars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, faced off against the Nashville Predators. Nashville, anchored by a stout defense, featuring stalwarts P.K. Subban and Roman Josi,…

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Bracketology: Vol. 3

By Harris Hicks Whenever the bracket begins to focalize, stuff breaks. The conference tournaments have always provided a dash of spice on selection Sunday, but this year, that is more like a table spoon of Mad Dog 357. Teams like Saint Mary’s and Middle Tennessee- who were ranked in the AP Poll just a week…

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Bracketology Vol. 2

  By: Harris Hicks We are just two weeks away from Selection Sunday. After an eventful 3.5 months, we have been witness to one of the most tumultuous and unpredictable seasons in recent memory. Right now, eleven of the twenty five ranked teams were not even on the AP’s radar before the year. Some of the…

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Bracketology

BRACKETOLOGY Vol. 1- Four Weeks And Counting  By: Harris Hicks At last we are just a month away from the Christmas of college basketball: Selection Sunday! Get ready for the bubble to heat up and a to be dosed a classic spoon of upset pandamonium. Prepare to be surprised and get ready to see some…

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Kobe Bryant: Overrated?

By Harris Hicks A championship is a desired team goal, but is it enough to define a players entire legacy? Absolutely not! Robert Horry has seven rings and Charles Barkley has zero rings, but does that make Robert Horry a better player than Charles Barkley? No way. You may think of Kobe as a five…

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Net Neutrality

by Harrison Larner As I sat browsing Reddit last week, I came across a post that I was tempted to ignore. It said, “Imgur, OK Cupid, DuckDuckGo, Namecheap, Bittorrent, and a bunch of other big sites have joined the Internet-Wide Day of Action for Net Neutrality on July 12 (Amazon, Kickstarter, Etsy, Mozilla, and Reddit…

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