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Duke's Mark Mitchell, a former 5-star from Bishop Miege, will transfer to Missouri - Vimarsana News

Duke's Mark Mitchell, a former 5-star from Bishop Miege, will transfer to Missouri

Dennis Gates and Missouri basketball landed a big-time transfer commitment on Friday.

Source: yahoo.com
Fred Hoiberg Named Co-Coach of the Year in the Big Ten: Keisei Tominaga and Rienk Mast Named All-Conference - Vimarsana News

Fred Hoiberg Named Co-Coach of the Year in the Big Ten: Keisei Tominaga and Rienk Mast Named All-Conference

Bill Moos really knows how to hire a Men’s Basketball coach. In quite a turnaround, Fred Hoiberg is possibly on the cusp of doing what no other Nebraska Men’s Basketball coach has been able to do...

UCLA faces long odds in Las Vegas to sustain Mick Cronin's NCAA tournament streak - Vimarsana News

UCLA faces long odds in Las Vegas to sustain Mick Cronin's NCAA tournament streak

UCLA's Mick Cronin is one of four coaches to have taken their teams to the NCAA tournament the last 12 consecutive years. That streak is in jeopardy.

Source: aol.com
'Get out of my house!' Video shows 98-year-old mother of Kansas newspaper publisher upset amid raid - Vimarsana News

'Get out of my house!' Video shows 98-year-old mother of Kansas newspaper publisher upset amid raid

MARION, Kan. — Newly released video shows the 98-year-old mother of a Kansas newspaper publisher confronting police officers as they searched her home in a raid that has drawn national

The initial online search spurring a raid on a Kansas paper was legal, a state agency says - Vimarsana News

The initial online search spurring a raid on a Kansas paper was legal, a state agency says

The raid on the Record put it and its hometown of about 1,900 residents in the center of a debate about press freedoms protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Kansas’ Bill of Rights.