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Boston born and raised, Fox has been writing about sports since 2011. He covered ESPN Friday Night Fights shows for The Boxing Tribune before shifting focus and launching Pace and Space, the home of "Smart NBA Talk for Smart NBA Fans", in 2015. He can often be found advocating for various NBA teams to pack up and move to his adopted hometown of Seattle.

Birthplace

Boston, Massachusetts

Education

Bachelor of Science in Accounting from University of Nevada-Reno

Location

Seattle, Washington

Languages Spoken

English

Topics of Expertise

Sports

Ehab Amin, right, of the Oregon Ducks flopped after a tap from Virginia's Mamadi Diakite.

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Look: This NCAA Flop Was So Bad, the Refs Punish Player After Review

The NBA is notorious for players flopping, but until now that sort of thing has been mostly absent from the college game. Oregon's Ehab Amin changed that.

By Fox Doucette March 29, 2019

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Tony Romo Wants To Be Highest-Paid Sports Announcer of All Time – Report

Tony Romo reportedly has set his sights on getting the biggest contract in sports broadcasting history - as much as $10 million per year.

By Fox Doucette March 26, 2019

San Francisco Giants President and CEO Larry Baer

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Giants Owner Suspended Without Pay After Altercation with Wife

Major League Baseball has issued its punishment to San Francisco Giants CEO Larry Baer after he was caught on camera shoving his wife.

By Fox Doucette March 26, 2019

LaVar Ball along with his sons LiAngelo and LaMelo Ball during a press conference after LiAngelo and LaMelo's first training session with Vytautas Prienai on Jan. 5, 2018 in Prienai, Lithuania.

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It Seems LaVar's Sons Are Finally Ditching Their Father And His Brand

We may finally be seeing the end both of Big Baller Brand and of LaVar Ball's dominion over his sons. Lonzo Ball may be signing with Nike.

By Fox Doucette March 25, 2019

Jeremy Lamb of the Charlotte Hornets celebrates with teammates after sinking a buzzer beater to win an NBA game against the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena on Mar. 24, 2019 in Toronto.

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Watch: Surreal NBA Half-Court Game-Winner Channels 'March Madness'

When one Charlotte Hornets player choked in the clutch, it was up to Jeremy Lamb to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.

By Fox Doucette March 25, 2019

Malcolm Mitchell #19 of the New England Patriots gets tackled by Robert Alford #23 of the Atlanta Falcons during Super Bowl 51 at NRG Stadium on Feb. 5, 2017 in Houston, Texas. The Patriots defeat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 in overtime.

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Unheralded Patriots Super Bowl Hero Walks Away from Football at Age 26

Malcolm Mitchell helped rip the hearts out of fans in his native Georgia during Super Bowl LI. His life after football will warm those same hearts.

By Fox Doucette March 24, 2019

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Big Baller Bamboozled: LaVar Ball Reportedly Swindled Out of $1.5M

Lonzo Ball's NBA income has driven his family's business. But longtime family friend Alan Foster allegedly has grifted $1.5 million of that money, ESPN reported.

By Fox Doucette March 23, 2019

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Robert Kraft Breaks Silence Amid Prostitution Scandal - 'I Am Truly Sorry'

The ongoing prostitution scandal involving New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft finally includes a statement of apology from the man himself.

By Fox Doucette March 23, 2019

Clemson Tigers coach Dabo Swinney celebrates with his team after defeating the Alabama Crimson Tide in the College Football Playoff national championship game at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on January 7, 2019.

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NFL Exec Rips the NCAA: 'How in the World Is This Legal?'

The NFL has traditionally treated the NCAA as its de facto minor league, but one anonymous NFL executive went on record saying the system 'stinks'

By Fox Doucette March 22, 2019

Michigan State coach Tom Izzo glares at Aaron Henry during the Spartans' first-round NCAA Tournament game against Bradley on March 21, 2019, in Des Moines, Iowa.

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Legendary NCAA Coach Refuses To Apologize for Berating Freshman on National TV

Tom Izzo didn't get to seven Final Fours and win a national championship by accepting less than the best from his players, and he's not apologizing for it.

By Fox Doucette March 22, 2019

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Look: This NCAA Flop Was So Bad, the Refs Punish Player After Review

Tony Romo Wants To Be Highest-Paid Sports Announcer of All Time – Report

Giants Owner Suspended Without Pay After Altercation with Wife

It Seems LaVar's Sons Are Finally Ditching Their Father And His Brand

Watch: Surreal NBA Half-Court Game-Winner Channels 'March Madness'

Unheralded Patriots Super Bowl Hero Walks Away from Football at Age 26

Big Baller Bamboozled: LaVar Ball Reportedly Swindled Out of $1.5M

Robert Kraft Breaks Silence Amid Prostitution Scandal - 'I Am Truly Sorry'

NFL Exec Rips the NCAA: 'How in the World Is This Legal?'

Legendary NCAA Coach Refuses To Apologize for Berating Freshman on National TV

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