
Sports journalism and observations from Kyle Kensing
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My initial reaction to news of NCAA Tournament expansion to 76 teams was similar to that of most March Madness purists, I imagine.
I viewed the College Football Playoff with skepticism when it launched, fearing an erosion of the tradition...
Take elements of March Madness, the NBA Playoffs and UEFA Champions League, mix them together and you get the World Professional Basketball Tournament.
Launched in 1939, the World Professional Basketball Tournament began the same year as...
No spoiler alert here, since you’ve had a half-century to catch it: Rocky Balboa lost to Apollo Creed at the end. But damned if it isn’t still a classic.
Rocky turns 50 in 2026, which guarantees this won’t be the last instance of Press Br...
While it’s not a run quite as improbable as his leading UConn from the wrong side of the bubble to its third national championship, Kemba Walker stormed through the field to become Mr. March Madness.
Thank you to Press Break readers for p...
We began more than a month ago with the 68 greatest NCAA Tournament performers of the last 40 years and you, Press Break readers, have pared the field down to the last two.
So who is Mr. March Madness?
Your vote determines the recipient...
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Independent sports journalist. I cover a little of everything with emphasis on historical context.
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