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“The Last Dance” was billed as an inside look at the breakup of the Bulls dynasty, but anyone with a functioning brain knew it would be all about Michael, with subplots on Jerry Krause, Dennis Rodman, Phil Jackson and Pippen. It was a fascinating look at an era we lived through and loved, and had the surprise ending of Jordan claiming they all would’ve returned to go for championship No. 7 had Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf and Krause not decided to rebuild.

Problems stopping the run are across the board. Nose tackle Eddie Goldman hasn’t played well. Akiem Hicks has missed time with a groin injury, and he’s not the disruptive force he was earlier in his career. Robert Quinn and Mack have made some nice plays against the run but also get caught flying upfield at times, which makes them easy to wash by in the run, and in the case of Quinn, he also has played with poor pad level at times. The safeties have not tackled well, a topic that has been well-covered, and the cornerbacks aren’t particularly good tacklers.

Thousands of colleges across the country are welcoming both new and returning students back to campus for the fall semester. To coincide with the beginning of another school year, Stacker compiled a list of the best colleges in America usingNiche’s 2021 rankings.

Rocky is credited with changing the perception of the Hawks organization after the tight-fisted reign of his father and grandfather, who once let superstar Bobby Hull flee to a rival league, the World Hockey Association. He made several changes, including ending the organization’s longtime ban on televising home games. The Hawks have won three Stanley Cups under Rocky’s leadership, and he’s one of the more popular owners in town.

Derek King, who had been coaching the Rockford IceHogs, was named interim head coach effective immediately. Assistant coaches Tomas Mitell and Sheldon Brookbank also were fired, while assistants Marc Crawford, Jimmy Waite, Matt Meacham and Dylan Crawford will remain on the coaching staff in their current positions.

“We don’t regret being aggressive, we don’t regret addressing what we felt were … our clear needs at the time,” Hahn said during a conference call with reporters. “Obviously, it didn’t work out because those moves were made with the goal of winning the World Series. … So if you judge it from the prism of whether it worked or not, it didn’t work at the time, for the ’21 season. But if I look at it from the perspective of the decisions at the time they were made, they were the right decisions and we would be aggressive again.