Seated in front of a computer that wasn’t his, Al Vogler leaned forward, squinting at the grainy footage on the screen. Gradually, his eyes brightened. His right hand rose from the table, throwing a ...

In the mid- to late 1930s, Tennessee Vols sports fans were getting treated to more than just the outstanding football teams of coach Bob Neyland. UT men’s basketball was also finding itself a ...

“Dust Bowl Girls: The Inspiring Story of the Team That Barnstormed Its Way to Basketball Glory,” by Lydia Reeder (Algonquin, 286 pages, $26.95) In the depths of the Great Depression, as the Dust Bowl ...

From the early 1930s to the mid-1950s, Bobby Grund owned and managed Black basketball teams at a time when African-American players were not allowed to play on white teams. He led a barnstorming team ...

The Illinois High School Association (IHSA) just released videos of its basketball state tournament dating all the way back to the 1930s. The video above, narrated by IHSA Assistant Executive Director ...

WASHINGTON, Ind. – They’re staring at us, and they’re not smiling. Sullen, you’d call the look they’re giving us from the grave. Ninety years ago they made history, these 10 boys from Washington High ...

At 6-foot-5, Bud Sailors was literally the big man on the Laramie High School campus in 1935. When he practiced basketball at the family farm, he shot at a rim affixed to the windmill. Naturally, ...

The name was Harrison B. Fitch. He was Harry to those who knew him well, “Honey” to those who watched him play football, baseball or basketball at Hillhouse High in New Haven. And Honey Fitch it was ...

Well before Caitlin Clark was hoisting 3s from the parking lot, and long before A’ja Wilson and Angel Reese began to display their skills in the college and professional games, and even before Lynette ...

As coach of the 1992 U.S. Olympic Dream Team that spawned the globalization of basketball, Chuck Daly didn’t call a single timeout over the tournament’s eight games. When you have Michael Jordan, ...