Jason Hill improves draft status

Washington State wide reciever blisters the 40 yard dash at the NFL combine. Jason Hill ran a 4.32 and Espn's John Clayton says that pushed him from a 3rd round pick to a second or even a first round pick.

Raid of Pharmacy turns up steroid allegations

A raid of an Orlando Pharmacy is more bad news for already steroid ridden sports. Apparently federal and state agents raided two signature pharmacies and found evidence that performance-enhancing drugs had been sold over the Internet. They were sold to the like of major league baseball players and NFL players to high school coaches and a former Mr. Olympia. For more on this story visit http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/news/story?id=2781674

Livingston Knee injury Warning Graphic in Nature

Clippers guard out after dislocating knee

Shaun Livingston will be out between 8-12 months after taking a nasty fall while driving to the basket against the Bobcats. His injuries are more commonly associated with football and other contact sports. The surprising thing is that Livingston did not have contact with anyone he just landed wrong after going to the hoop and that’s when disaster struck. He tore three out of the four ligaments in the knee.

Dwayne Wade Injured

Miami Heat guard Dwayne Wade injured his shoulder Thursday in the fourth quarter against the Houston Rockets. Read Full Story

WSU Men's Basketball NCAA Bracket Seed

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Cougar Basketball Expectations

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Wade true to his commercial

Dwyane Wade was injured with 9:36 left in the third quarter. Wade had sustained a bruised left shoulder or as he called it a hyperextension after a collision with Joel Przybilla that sent Wade to the floor. Just like his Adidas commercial Wade fell down and then got back up. He single handedly outscored Portland in the fourth quarter by one point. Wade had 16 the whole Portland team scored 15. The heat went on to win 104-85.

NBA All-Star game filled with replacements

Allen Iverson will join Steve Nash on the sideline of this weekends NBA All-Star game. Iverson will miss the game due to a sprained right ankle. Nash will miss the game because of a shoulder inflammation.
The replacements chosen by commissioner David Stern were Seattle Guard Ray Allen and Utah’s Mehmet Okur.
Jason Kidd will miss the next two games with a back sprain and there is no information on if he will able to play in the All-Star game.

Check Out The New Rankings

Washington State University reaches number 10 in AP Top 25 and 11 in the ESPN/USA Today Poll
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