Call 12: Ja Morant’s Last Second Floater For the W… Nothing New

When the clock hit seven seconds and the game was on the line, nobody in the arena or watching was surprised whose hands the ball ended up in. Ja Morant got the ball, drove straight into traffic, and floated one over his defender like it was just another day in the backyard. Bucket. Ballgame. Memphis wins. The arena went quiet, but for anyone who’s really watched Ja grow up -

Eli Ellis: If You Ever Doubted Him, Don’t Switch Up Now

I’ve been in those Colonial Life Arena seats long enough to know when a player walks in with more than talent. You can feel it - the kind of energy that doesn’t need validation because it’s been earned in empty gyms and long nights. When Eli Ellis signed with South Carolina, that’s what I felt. A kid from Hickory, North Carolina, who’s been slept on, second-guessed, and overlooked since middle

Catch12 Invests in Ornn AI Platform to Bring Infrastructure, Culture, and Community Closer

Memphis, TN - Catch12, Inc. the media and business entity established by the Morants, has today announced a strategic investment in Ornn, an AI infrastructure platform that offers standardized swaps and derivatives for GPU compute markets, and provides transparency and tradability in AI compute markets. The investment is led internally by Berry Winn (COO) and Sumair Khan (CBLO), with strategic support from, Jonathan Thomas (Director of Business Strategy), and Jnie Williams

Alumni to Assistant: How Khadijah Sessions is Shaping the Next Generation of Gamecock

I still remember those early days, before South Carolina women’s basketball became what it is now. I was a season ticket holder when Dawn Staley first took the job. Back then, you could hear her in the huddle from across the court because there were barely enough people in the stands to drown her out. The energy was there, the vision was there, but the crowd wasn’t yet. That came

When Joy Takes Flight: Why Watching Ja Feels Like Falling in Love Again

There is a sound only basketball makes.That breath the gym takes before the leap.Sneakers slide. Cameras rise.Then it happens. Two feet lift, and the room lifts too.That is what watching Ja feels like.He takes off, and we remember why we ever loved this game at all. The Light SwitchEvery generation gets one.A player who does not just play. He turns the lights back on.For the kids, Ja is that switch.They