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What we’re hearing about Michael Jordan’s ‘NBA on NBC’ future

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By D. Shanoff, A. Marchand, R. Deitsch, Richard Deitsch
| The Athletic Verified
Michael Jordan made his much-anticipated debut as a “special correspondent” for NBC’s NBA coverage, part of the company’s new 12-year, $27 billion TV deal with the league. As Richard Deitsch noted in his review of NBC’s opening night broadcast, “there’s value in being in the Michael Jordan business for any media company.” Jordan was the featured participant during halftime of the season-opening game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Houston Rockets.
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Did Shedeur Sanders and the NFL Draft finally break ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr.? Roundtable

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By R. Deitsch, A. Marchand, D. Shanoff
| The Athletic Verified
The 2025 NFL Draft's media coverage and national conversation was defined by who was NOT taken - Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Sanders was ranked as the No. 1 quarterback prospect in the draft by ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. (and a first- or second-round lock by every reputable draft analyst), only to plummet out of Thursday's first round, then again out of Friday's Rounds 2 and 3 before finally settling Saturday in the fifth round as the 144th overall pick to the Cleveland Browns.
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Women’s Final Four: Who would make the all-time starting 5, coach for each team?

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By S. Dochterman, R. Deitsch, D. Sayles
| Yahoo Sports Verified
There is tons of history and plenty of storylines with the participants in the women’s Final Four. Tampa, Fla., will feature one team’s first appearance in the Final Four, compared to another team looking for a repeat of last year and its third national title in four years. There’s one team that hasn’t competed in the Final Four in 22 years, while another is the reliable visitor — a Final Four appearance in 16 of the last 17 years and 24 collectively under the same head coach.
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