There is just nothing to it. As the kids say, this NBA Finals court had no rizz, no aura. The league has to do better about this in the future. Like, seriously, what are we even doing here?

The look of the NBA Finals basketball court is being reconsidered, and we could have the fans to thank. At Game 2 last Friday, the Indiana Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder played on the Thunder ...

The NBA heard the complaints about the design (or lack thereof) of the NBA Finals court. But the league’s attempt to appease the fans was half-hearted at best. There was little to critique about ...

Well, NBA fans have delivered their review of ABC's 2025 NBA Finals court presentation: they hate it. Rather than spiffing up the court to prominently display the NBA Finals with a Larry O'Brien ...

— Brett Siegel (@BrettSiegelNBA) June 6, 2025 As some fans pointed out, the in-season Emirates NBA Cup saw more exciting court designs than the league's equivalent of the Super Bowl.

Costco's food court menu just got a little more interesting One of the hardest things about being a fan of any popular restaurant chain is that menu items come and go. With a few exceptions, like ...

A football fan is suing the NFL for $100 million over the “severe emotional distress and trauma” that he suffered when former Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders unexpectedly dropped to the ...

Pro & College Sports A fan wants $100 million after Giants, 30 other teams passed on Shedeur Sanders in NFL draft Updated: May. 06, 2025, 4:38 p.m. | Published: May. 06, 2025, 4:09 p.m.

Fan sues NFL for $100 million over Shedeur Sanders' draft slide The plaintiff is claiming emotional distress from the draft process involving the former Colorado QB and son of ex-Cowboy Deion Sanders.

Now, a Colorado Buffaloes fan is seeking $100 million in damages in a lawsuit filed against the NFL for Sanders' drop to the fifth round, according to a filing obtained by USA TODAY.