The Sports Inquirer

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Inside the Inquirer: Postseason presser with Atlanta Hawks Mike Muscala

By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor The Sports Inquirer attended the media presser of Atlanta Hawks forward Mike Muscala following the conclusion of his team’s season. Topics included Muscala’s increased playing time with the Hawks this past season, hopes the team can re-sign free agents DeMarre Carroll and Paul MIllsap and Muscala’s offseason training plans.
Inside the Inquirer: Postseason presser with Atlanta Hawks John Jenkins

By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor The Sports Inquirer attended the media presser of Atlanta Hawks’ guard John Jenkins following the conclusion of his team’s season. Topics included his backup role with the Hawks and staying professional in game preparation, his future with the Hawks as a restricted free agent and offseason plans.
Inside the Inquirer: Postseason presser with Atlanta Hawks Elton Brand

By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor The Sports Inquirer attended the media presser of Atlanta Hawks forward Elton Brand following the conclusion of his team’s season. Topics included the unrestricted free agent reflecting on his time in Atlanta, contemplating retirement and the Hawks’ season overall.
Inside the Inquirer: Postseason presser with Atlanta Hawk Shelvin Mack

By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor The Sports Inquirer attended the media presser of Atlanta Hawks guard Shelvin Mack following the conclusion of his team’s season. Topics included Mack’s timetable for returning from shoulder surgery and increased playing time during the season.
Inside the Inquirer: Media Presser with Atlanta Hawk Austin Daye

By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor The Sports Inquirer attended the media presser of Atlanta Hawks forward Austin Daye following the conclusion of his team’s season. Topics included Daye’s multi-year contract with the Hawks and his offseason training plans.
SEC Men’s Basketball Schedule Format Announced

Release from the SEC: The Southeastern Conference has announced a men’s basketball scheduling model beginning in 2015-16 that features three permanent opponents. Each SEC team will play the other 13 teams at least one time during league play. They will then play their three permanent opponents a second time and the remaining two games will…