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David Evans

Sports Editor

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David Evans is a well-established figure in sports journalism, carrying with him an impressive portfolio that stretches over 15 years. His savvy insights and reliable commentary have been spotlighted on several esteemed sports betting platforms. David's keen interest lies in North Carolina basketball, college football, NFL, soccer, and golf. His insightful pieces reveal a deep understanding of these sports and a subtle flair for strategic analysis. Away from his desk, David prioritizes physical fitness, regularly working out at the gym. His downtime is often spent in the calming company of his cat. David Evans brings to the table a compelling blend of experience, passion, and intuition. A respected name in sports journalism, he continues to deliver quality content that engages and informs his readers.

Articles by David Evans (193)

Bobby Hurley’s Arizona State Contract & Buyout: Is It Time for the Sun Devils to Fire Their Head Basketball Coach?

Bobby Hurley, the former Duke point guard and college basketball icon, was hired as Arizona State University’s men’s basketball head coach in 2015. Eight seasons later, the Sun Devils have yet to win an NCAA Tournament game under Hurley’s leadership. With only two tournament appearances and early eliminations in each, questions about Hurley’s future at […]

David Evans  •  23 Mar 2023
UConn Basketball Coach Dan Hurley: Will Contract Buyout Keep Him in Connecticut?

As the Connecticut Huskies advance to the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA Tournament, Dan Hurley’s coaching prowess is turning heads and attracting the attention of top basketball programs nationwide. The dynamic UConn coach, who once led Rhode Island to new heights, now has his eyes set on taking the Huskies all the way. With impressive […]

David Evans  •  23 Mar 2023
UNC Star Armando Bacot Stays for Final Year with Tar Heels Thanks to Lucrative NIL Deals

In the wake of a disappointing season for the University of North Carolina (UNC) Tar Heels, who failed to make the NCAA tournament after reaching the finals last year, a glimmer of hope emerges with the return of star player Armando Bacot. The 6’10” forward from Richmond, Virginia, ranked 21st in the 2019 ESPN 100, […]

David Evans  •  22 Mar 2023
Top-20 Recruit Trentyn Flowers Reclassifies, Joins Louisville Cardinals in 2023

In a surprising turn of events, top-20 recruit Trentyn Flowers has reclassified from the class of 2024 to the class of 2023. Flowers, a 6-foot-8, 180-pound small forward, is now set to join the Louisville Cardinals. Basketball Insiders predicted his destination a month ago, and now it’s official. Flowers Officially Commits to Louisville Trentyn Flowers, […]

David Evans  •  22 Mar 2023
Arizona Basketball Coach Tommy Lloyd’s Contract and Buyout Details Amid Calls for Firing After March Madness Loss

Arizona Wildcats fans are buzzing after a disappointing exit from this year’s NCAA tournament. Some are even asking whether head coach Tommy Lloyd should be fired. Before diving into the debate, let’s take a look at Lloyd’s background, achievements, salary, buyout, and contract details. Tommy Lloyd was hired as the University of Arizona’s head basketball […]

David Evans  •  22 Mar 2023
Purdue Basketball Coach Matt Painter’s Buyout a Sticking Point for Fans Who Want Him Fired After First Round NCAA Tournament Loss

Matt Painter, the man at the helm of Purdue basketball since 2005, now faces a tide of discontent. Before joining Purdue, Painter led the Southern Illinois Salukis to an impressive record and an NCAA tournament appearance. With Purdue, he has achieved numerous milestones, including an Elite Eight appearance in the 2018/19 season. But, after a […]

David Evans  •  21 Mar 2023
Arkansas Basketball Coach Eric Mussleman’s Contract, Salary, Net Worth, and Buyout

Eric Musselman, the vibrant head coach of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks men’s basketball team, has rapidly gained a reputation for his thrilling celebrations after NCAA tournament wins. Hired by Arkansas in 2019, Musselman has quickly become one of the most sought-after coaches in college basketball. As his team continues to dominate on the court, […]

David Evans  •  21 Mar 2023
Four-Star PG Garwey Dual Reopens Recruitment And Looks Likely to Follow Ed Cooley to Georgetown After Decommitting From Providence

The college basketball landscape was shaken Monday when it was announced that Ed Cooley, the former Providence head coach, would take the reins at Georgetown on a reported $6 million per year deal. Cooley’s departure from Providence has left an immediate impact, with four-star point guard and Providence commit Garwey Dual decommitting from the Friars […]

David Evans  •  21 Mar 2023
Can UVA Basketball Really Fire Head Coach Tony Bennett With His Huge Buyout After Embarrassing March Madness Defeat?

Tony Bennett, the University of Virginia’s (UVA) men’s basketball head coach, has recently faced some adversity in the NCAA Tournament. Hired by UVA in 2009 from Washington State, Bennett led the Cavaliers to the 2019 National Championship. However, since that victory, his teams have struggled to find success in the NCAA Tournament, leading to discontent […]

David Evans  •  17 Mar 2023
March Madness 2023: The Oldest and Most Experienced Field in NCAA Tournament History Ever

As the years roll on, NCAA tournament teams are gaining more experience than ever before. In this article, we’ll delve into the numbers and reasons behind this intriguing trend. According to Ken Pomeroy of KenPom.com, this year’s NCAA tournament boasts the oldest and most experienced teams in recorded history, possibly even the most seasoned lineup […]

David Evans  •  16 Mar 2023