Daniel Uthman
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Portland, OR, United States
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Casey Martin is making his second act even better than his first
Practice was nearly finished at Shadow Hills Golf Course on Thursday afternoon. A severe thunderstorm was rumbling north from Eugene toward the driving range and putting greens occupied by the University of Oregon men’s golf team. The sooner the team finished their putting competition, the sooner they could get back to campus. → Read More
We may not have seen the last of Casey Martin the player
Oregon's golfers rave about their coach's ability to shoot low scores with little practice → Read More
Casey Martin is making his second act even better than his first
Martin's 2001 Supreme Court victory was great, and his work with Oregon is huge, too. → Read More
The college football coach who made his own recruiting app
UCF assistant Jovan Dewitt found a way to keep a lot of info in the palm of his hand. → Read More
What makes Gonzaga different from every other NCAA Sweet 16 team
Redshirting is as much a part of the Bulldogs' program as making the NCAA tournament. → Read More
How Zach Collins makes the most of his minutes for top seed Gonzaga
Freshman center Zach Collins doesn't start for Gonzaga and doesn't have the accolades of his teammates, but his diverse skills on a 7-foot frame could spark the Bulldogs to a deep run in the NCAA tournament. → Read More
For college basketball players, long shorts might finally be taking a seat
For a quarter century basketball shorts have run long and loose. Change could be afoot. → Read More
For college basketball players, long shorts might finally be taking a seat
For a quarter century basketball shorts have run long and loose. Change could be afoot. → Read More
USA TODAY Sports college basketball coach of the year: Gonzaga's Mark Few
Gonzaga lost 70% of its points, 65% of its rebounds and welcomed nine new players. → Read More
USA TODAY Sports college basketball coach of the year: Gonzaga's Mark Few
Gonzaga lost 70% of its points, 65% of its rebounds and welcomed nine new players. → Read More
Meet the only unbeaten men's team in college basketball
The Whitman College Blues are 27-0 and seeded No. 1 in the D-III tournament. → Read More
Gonzaga's no longer unbeaten, but all the goals are still intact
The Bulldogs know what went wrong in the loss to BYU and know how to fix it. → Read More
Most likely to succeed: Washington's Kelsey Plum nears NCAA scoring record
Kelsey Plum learned at an early age that the best way for her to keep her spot on the basketball court was to score. Now, as she nears Jackie Stiles' NCAA women's scoring record, she's learned much more. → Read More
The Football Four Podcast on Alabama's coaching turnover
Even with the changes, Nick Saban isn't having the toughest offseason in the SEC West. → Read More
Let one of Houston's hippest restaurants set your Super Bowl party menu
Can’t make it to the Super Bowl? The folks at Underbelly can help you get the flavor at home. → Read More
How to watch Clemson national championship victory parade
How and where to see the Tigers celebration of their first national title in 35 years. → Read More
In the College Football Playoff, defensive lines win championships
Alabama, Clemson lean on stunningly athletic linemen to reach the college game’s pinnacle. → Read More
Ohio State must do soul searching after passing game woes in Fiesta Bowl
If Ohio State is going to contend in 2017, the issues with its passing game must get fixed. J.T. Barrett threw for just 127 yards as the Buckeyes were shut out against Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl. → Read More
Recruiting makes Clemson and Ohio State surprisingly familiar foes
Many of the Fiesta Bowl’s key players once were torn between the Tigers and Buckeyes. → Read More
What Nick Saban learned from Washington's greatest coach
Alabama coach's style derives from the man who got him into the business more than 40 years ago. → Read More