NBA Hall Of Famer George Gervin Files For ‘Iceman’ Trademark After NFL Quarterback Caleb Williams Does The Same
After Caleb Williams filed a trademark for “Iceman,” George Gervin filed as well since he’s been using that name for almost 50 years
After Caleb Williams filed a trademark for “Iceman,” George Gervin filed as well since he’s been using that name for almost 50 years
USC basketball phenom JuJu Watkins will be debuting her Nike signature sneaker, The LeBron NXXT Gen by JuJu, this summer
Shaq has graced The Industry Cosign with some of the keys to building his business portfolio.
Miami Dolphins have reached an agreement with quarterback Malik Willis, who is inking a three-year, $67.5 million contract with the franchise
Cincinnati native and Howard University alumnus Bryan Cook has just signed a contract to play for his hometown team, the Bengals.
Gervonta Davis, who hasn’t fought in a year, may be fighting Isaac Cruz in a rematch later this year. They initially fought in December 2021
Former soccer player Jozy Altidore has joined the Oklahoma City United Soccer League team as an investor, with plans to relaunch in 2028
Seattle Storm has just announced the hiring of Natalie Achonwa as an assistant coach. She will join the team for the upcoming 2026 season
Jarred Shaw, who was playing basketball in Indonesia before being arrested for receiving imported cannabis gummies avoids death penalty
DeAndre Ayton was making a return to the United States after visiting his native Bahamas during the NBA All-Star break
Jesse Jackson had a Hall of Fame football career as a quarterback at North Carolina A&T University in the 1960s
The world premiere screening of Prime Video’s Soul Power: The Legend of the American Basketball Association took place at the Regal Union Square in New York Cit
The second annual Culture Fest by the Atlanta Hawks will take place on Friday, Feb. 20 at State Farm Arena
Freshman Lewis Walker, has just recently broken the scoring record for a first-year player at North Carolina A&T
Yussuf Khan shares his incredible journey—from DJing in NYC clubs while working in banking at Chase Manhattan, to taking a 50% pay cut to break into ESPN, to running The Shadow League for nearly 7 years