The UW women won the NCAA cross-country championship. Seattle University -- Elgin Baylor's former school -- which is returning to Division I status, defeated its first D-I opponent in three decades.

His college roommate was future NBA legend Elgin Baylor. Both men were exceptional rebounders and ... The play’s first ...

Elgin Baylor (right, with Clippers owner Donald ... in America have been spared the types of tragedy that struck Marshall University in 1970, when almost all the members of its football team ...

Hall of Famer Elgin Baylor profoundly influenced the game of basketball for nearly four decades, overcoming various hurdles along the way. One of these challenges arose during the racially charged ...

Seattle University remembers double alumnus and philanthropist Bill Eisiminger, a dedicated supporter of education, athletics and the arts.

2003 — Brian Vickers becomes NASCAR’s youngest champion ever, claiming the Busch Series title with an 11th place finish behind first-time winner Kasey Kahne at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

NBA Finals- When Elgin Baylor poured in a Finals record 61 points against the Celtics in 1962 NBA Finals- When Elgin Baylor poured in a Finals record 61 points against the Celtics in 1962 LA ...

A man accused of shooting a cheerleader in an H-E-B parking lot in Elgin last year had his first court hearing Wednesday ...

Kaden Metheny hit a go-ahead three-pointer with three seconds to play as visiting Liberty rallied for a 66-64 win over the host Seattle U men on Saturday. Metheny also hit a clutch three pointer ...

Elgin Baylor was the #1 draft pick in 1958 to the then Minneapolis Lakers. Known for his shooting, rebounding and hangtime, he was an immediate star player that helped take the team from last ...

Voters for the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (player), Marv Albert (media), Al Attles (team), Red Auerbach (team), Elgin Baylor (team), Dave Bing (player), Larry Bird ...

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