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A Knoxville man is making his permanent mark on the city. A road built at the new First Creek at Austin development will be known as “Elston Turner Drive.” State, city leaders, loved ones, and classmates gathered Monday to recognize Elston Turner Sr., during a special ceremony.

WATE

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Grant Williams will graduate this spring. He isn’t yet …

Grant Williams will graduate this spring. He isn’t yet sure if he’ll declare for the NBA draft or begin working on his MBA while making one more run in Knoxville. He knows he’ll make the right choice. “I’ll take a step back after the season, after everything’s wrapped up, and said and done,” Williams said. “Until then, I’m just gonna keep riding and enjoy what we’re doing now.”

New York Post


Donovan was in Knoxville, Tennessee, this past weekend for the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame induction of Rose Marie Battaglia, her former high school coach in Paramus. "Anne was a person with strong faith, courageous spirit, a giving heart and love for everyone," Donovan's family said in its statement. "We are so proud of her accomplishments as a women's basketball player and coach, but even more proud of her character, integrity, humility and kindness. "We appreciate your respect for our family's privacy during this very sad time."

ESPN

Despite being stuck behind budding star Kyrie Irving, …

Despite being stuck behind budding star Kyrie Irving, Sessions' agent, Knoxville, Tenn.-based Jared Karnes, said Sessions has not asked to be dealt. "He has not demanded formally or informally to be traded," Karnes said. "We have not approached the team about it."

News-Herald

Cavs guard Ramon Sessions has changed agents. He …

Cavs guard Ramon Sessions has changed agents. He dropped Chubby Wells and signed with Jared Karnes, co-founder and director of basketball operations for Allegiant Athletic Agency in Knoxville, Tenn.

News-Herald

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Former Tennessee basketball coach Bruce Pearl accepted a job as vice president of marketing with a Knoxville-based wholesale grocery company, bypassing the chance to coach the Texas Legends of the NBA's developmental league. He will begin working at H.T. Hackney on Thursday. The company is led by Chairman and CEO Bill Sansom, a former University of Tennessee trustee. "It's really an answer to prayer," Pearl told The Associated Press on Tuesday. "This is where my family is. This is where I want to be. Everybody looks at me as a coach, but I'm a father and a husband, and I've got to provide for my family."

Fort Worth Star-Telegram

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