Memphis: Birthplace of dreams for Trail Blazers
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- This afternoon, two young Trail Blazers are taking a trip back in time. LaMarcus Aldridge stands in the lobby of their Memphis hotel, waiting on teammate Ime Udoka to come downstairs.
They are going to load into a shuttle bus and travel a mile down Main Street to the old Lorraine Motel. It's now the National Civil Rights Museum. "You know what it is?" asks Portland's director of player development Chris Bowles. Aldridge nods. "It's where he got ...Read full story
Black History Month
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• ESPN's Black History Month TV programming
• Tanber: John Woodruff's run to forgotten glory
• Lapchick: Full circle for N.C. State's Irwin Holmes
• Jones: Tough times for HBCUs
• Jerrard is hockey's quiet pioneer
• Stewart celebrates his own wonderful life
• Smith: Players must honor history
• Lapchick: Jerry Gaines' hard road
• Satcher: Ex-Surgeon General prescribes education
• Turner: Mystics owner gives back
• Faison: Sports lure "Scrubs" star
• King III: Carrying the torch
• Johnson: A pioneer's price
• Motley: Museum co-founder recalls baseball history
• Santoliquito: "Biz" Mackey's nephew keeps legacy alive
• Lapchick: Darryl Hill opens the ACC
• Preparing the U.S. soccer pitch
• New Arthur Ashe Web site
• Kreidler: The Tiger Effect
• Excerpt: James Harris in 'Third and a Mile'
• Santoliquito: A swimmer makes waves her own way
• Swim coach a source of 'Pride'
• Mulvaney: Meet the greatest unknown fighter in history
• Marsalis: Black athletes see great gains
• Thompson: King's dream comes alive for Blazers
• Cleaver II: Not all athletes are role models
• Lapchick: McAshan stood tall in protest
• Granderson: Achieving at the highest level
• Garber: Scaling the mountaintop
• Garber: Thanks to Rooney Rule, doors opened
• The Weekly Conversation: Jim Brown


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