Dave Lower

Marcus Goss Jr: 2 guard who can flat out shoot it! Plays super hard and over coachable! Great fit for the NAIA level! Grand River 33 pts, 9 3s Spire 25 pts, 3 3s Future Prospects 23 pts, 5 3s Run the show 22 pts, 4 3s Expressions 27 pts, 5 3s

This video never gets old… a small gesture can brighten someone’s day

🚨BREAKING: Arizona Wildcats forward Koa Peat opens up about his true calling — using his platform to share the Gospel rather than chasing basketball as his ultimate purpose.🚨 “I don’t think basketball is my purpose. I think being able to have this platform to share The Gospel is really my purpose.” What a powerful testimony from a talented young athlete whose dad is a pastor. Peat isn’t walking away from the game entirely, but he’s making it crystal clear where his heart is anchored. There’s a revival going on in sports right now — athletes boldly prioritizing faith, purpose, and the Gospel over fame and fortune. Stories like this are popping up more and more. Continue to pray for this revival. Pray that more athletes use their platforms to point people to Jesus. 🙏🏽

Way to go Andrew!! This guy can play!!

Los pingüinos pensaron que ella era una de ellos ❤️😂

I can't stop laughing.😂😂

NASA astronaut Victor Glover praises God from space. “Christ said in response to what was the greatest command, that it was to love God with all that you are.”

This is how to make a man cry on National TV 😭😭 The friendship between Ken Griffey Jr. and Jay Buhner was built during their years together with the Seattle Mariners in the 1990s, where they became inseparable both on and off the field. Griffey, known for his effortless talent and charisma, found a perfect counterpart in Buhner’s intensity, humor, and loyalty, creating a bond that teammates and fans could clearly see. Over time, that connection grew into something deeper than baseball- a genuine brotherhood formed through shared victories, struggles, and years of trust inside the Mariners clubhouse. The often-quoted statement that Griffey would want Buhner to raise his children if anything happened to him and his wife has circulated widely in baseball circles, but there is no clearly documented public record of exactly when or where it was officially said- suggesting it likely came from clubhouse conversations or later retellings rather than a formal interview. Regardless, the sentiment captures the depth of their relationship, reflecting a level of trust that goes far beyond friendship and into family. Their bond remains one of the most respected examples of loyalty in sports, showing how rare and meaningful true friendship can be at the highest level.

After high school, Yaxel Lendeborg was working in a warehouse with no plans for college. His mom wouldn't let him quit and forced him to keep going. Now, he’s a national champion.

Michigan and UConn basketball players open up about their faith on Easter weekend ahead of the NCAA championship on Monday. “Jesus wiped my eyes clean. My whole mind is different.” “The way I talk, or act changed. The way I treat other people. It’s more not to get, but more to serve.” Happy Easter! Video: @cbnsports_

Heartwarming: When Dan Orlovsky's autistic son, Madden, joined NFL Live and made everyone on set cry while highlighting Autism Awareness Day with his drawings. You can just see how proud Dan is of his son. What a special moment captured 🥹❤️

The 1975-76 undefeated Indiana Hoosiers were celebrated at halftime in Indianapolis 👏

Really good moment: Dan Hurley and the entire UConn team waited for the Michigan players to come back after their immediate celebration to shake their heads and congratulate them on winning the national title.

Pure joy.. 😊

1976 Hoosiers 🤝 Today Still iconic. Still undefeated. #MFinalFour

This shows that, given the opportunity, HBCU coaches can win at the highest level if given the chance. Gone should be the days when this invisible ceiling is placed on coaches from these respective conferences. #TogetherWeWin #TheBestHasYetToCome #ItsPossible

🔥🚨BREAKING: University of Connecticut basketball star Terris Reed Jr. just shocked his interviewers as the UConn athlete announced: "Jesus changed everything about me, the way I talk, the way I treat other people. I’m really here to serve others."

This is what I'm talkin' about! This was UCLA John Wooden-style basketball. It makes perfect sense, because John Wooden was UCLA coach Cori Close's mentor. Every other Tuesday for 15 years, Close met with John Wooden.

What an amazing morning….The tomb is empty….HE IS RISEN, HE IS RISEN Indeed! Thank you Lord Jesus for conquering sin and death so that we might be saved! All Hail King Jesus!

HAPPY EASTER, EVERYONE! - “For God has set a day when he will judge the world with justice by the man he has appointed. He has given proof of this to everyone by raising Jesus from the dead.” - Acts 17:31