Jeff Goodman has suggested that Stephen A. Smith may not have watched the NCAA Tournament in a decade after reacting to his hot take on March Madness losing its appeal ...

Phoenix finished 36-46 and missed the playoffs despite having the highest payroll in NBA history, and has already fired fired ...

On "First Take," Stephen A. Smith stated that the absence ... "If this continues, it will be the death of college basketball,” Smith said. "March Madness owns sports for those four weeks.

In a recent episode of First Take, Stephen A. Smith said that Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia is on the verge of being the ...

Stephen A. Smith voiced his concerns on ESPN’s First Take: "If this continues, it will be the death of college basketball. Because college basketball, listen what I'm saying coach, this has no ...

Stephen A. Smith reacted to the Houston Cougars' 70-67 victory over the Duke Blue Devils in the Final Four of the 2025 NCAA ...

Stephen A. Smith serves as a Swiss Army knife for ESPN in terms of the kinds of topics he discusses on the network. But according to one longtime college basketball analyst and former colleague of ...

And according to ESPN analyst Smith, that can only be bad for college basketball. "If this continues, it will be the death of college basketball," he said on Monday, after the Sweet 16 bracket was ...

First Take paused to consider if we may have all just watched the beginning of the end for the sport of college basketball as a whole. Stephen A. Smith began Monday morning by looking into the ...

Cinderella runs in college basketball might be on life support. And if the sport can’t fix what was once its tournament lifeblood, then Stephen A. Smith has major concerns about its viability ...

On "First Take" on Monday, ESPN analyst Stephen ... college sports at Sportskeeda. With work experience spanning over 10 years, Cabral is an avid follower of college football and basketball ...

There could be a full-length novel written about the wild words coming out of Stephen ... s alive.” Smith is seemingly all out of sorts in his recollection on legendary basketball figures ...