Brandon Jennings has been the offensive centerpiece of the Milwaukee Bucks since entering the league in 2009-10, but the team hasn't gotten the job done. Here is why the Bucks can't led Jennings be the centerpiece of
On a freezing January weekend in Milwaukee, WI eight of the top teams in the nation converged for the inaugural Brandon Jennings Invitational. The Milwaukee Bucks star, who became the first Under Armour basketball
Brandon Jennings' 36 points sparked the Bucks to a 100-86 win over the struggling Knicks in New York, snapping Milwaukee's eight game road losing streak while sending New York to its fifth straight defeat.
Though running back Frank Gore says the coach is "just a great leader" and quarterback Alex Smith says Harbaugh is "authentic," long snapper Brandon Jennings, the team's longest-tenured player, speaks to his competence. "His passion and expertise (are)
NEW YORK — Brandon Jennings and the Milwaukee Bucks finally won on the road, and naturally it was at Madison Square Garden. They play better in New York than the Knicks do. Jennings scored a season-high 36 points, and the Bucks beat New York 100-86 on
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