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The University of North Carolina’s women’s basketball program has introduced a new roster for the 2026‑27 season, emphasizing greater size, experience and flexibility, with Coach Courtney Banghart confident the squad can contend for an NCAA Tournament run.
At 35, Isaiah Thomas continues to play in the NBA despite declining performance, drawing mixed reactions from teammates, coaches, and analysts who debate his motivations and legacy.
Jalen Charity, a standout from Grand Valley State and Northview High, has signed with Lappeenranta NMKY and will make his debut on October 8.
In a surprising turn at the FIBA World Cup, Team USA lost 55‑52 to Italy, with subpar shooting and free‑throw performance sparking debate over chemistry and strategy.
Malone’s hiring and the addition of Brown, Able and Avdalas aim to fix past shooting and versatility issues, making the Tar Heels more dangerous in 2026.
Withings, the French health‑tech leader, has teamed up with the Fédération Française de BasketBall to supply connected health devices to France's national basketball teams, using its BodyScan 2 scanner to monitor athletes' metabolic and cardiac risk factors and promote wellness across all levels of play.
Former NBA G League player Dink Pate has signed with Providence College, but his path to NCAA eligibility is uncertain, prompting legal challenges and support from his new coaching staff.
At 37, seven‑time All‑Pro Von Miller has signed a one‑year deal with the Dallas Cowboys, aiming to blend his love of golf, mentorship of young talent and a future in the front office, while reflecting on his storied career and the influence of mentors like DeMarcus Ware.
The Denver Nuggets posted a 54‑28 record and topped the NBA in offensive rating, yet consecutive first‑round exits have exposed payroll limits and a lingering question mark over Nikola Jokic's long‑term commitment.
Withings and the Fédération Française de Basketball (FFBB) have teamed up to supply smart health devices to the French national basketball teams, aiming to improve athlete wellbeing and foster gender‑balanced health monitoring across the sport.
In a recent interview, Derrick Rose reflected on his career, admitting the emotional burden of stepping away from the game and the mistakes that shaped his legacy.
Despite a 49‑50 record and the loss of four starters, coach Mark Madsen believes a balanced roster featuring seasoned big men, dynamic transfers and promising freshmen can deliver a 30‑win season in the ACC.
After a sub‑42‑point outing against Italy, Coach Kara Lawson urges the USA Women’s Basketball team to embrace self‑reflection and resilience as they chase improvement in the tournament.
An in-depth evaluation by Madison365 Sports and TYBC reveals a deep, versatile pool of Wisconsin girls basketball talent, with standout performers already drawing Division I interest and rankings poised to shift over the next four years.
Chloe Bibby, a former Maryland women’s basketball player, is now contributing to Australia’s early success in the 2026 FIBA World Cup, where the team has won its first two games in Group C.
DJ Okoth, a five-star small forward from Bartlett, Tennessee, will visit the University of Kentucky on October 2 during Big Blue Madness, adding to his growing list of official and unofficial campus tours.
From a perfect 30‑0 season to a Hall of Fame induction, Walt Hazzard’s legacy endures as a cornerstone of UCLA basketball history.
The FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 kicks off on September 7 with Team USA facing Czechia, featuring star Caitlin Clark and a roster reconfigured after key player health withdrawals.
A 55-52 victory over Italy propelled USA Basketball into the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup quarterfinals, but star guard Caitlin Clark struggled early, prompting the squad to lean on teammates such as Breanna Stewart and Paige Bueckers before their final group match in Berlin.
Xavier Fanega Prat, a lifelong basketball collector from Igualada, has donated his extensive archive—spanning over 160 kg of documents, memorabilia and media—to the FIBA Foundation, where it will be preserved in the Pedro Ferrándiz Library in Switzerland.
In a tense opening round of the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, Team USA survived a 55‑52 victory over Italy, revealing both the strengths and the fragilities of a roster missing its dominant interior player.
Former analyst Jason Whitlock argues that Italy’s rugged defense has turned the recent matchup into a brutal test for Team USA, exposing the impact of A’ja Wilson’s absence and limiting Caitlin Clark’s offensive threat.
At 223 cm, 19‑year‑old Chinese basketball player Zhang Ziyu became the tallest competitor at the Women’s World Cup, delivering a modest three‑point performance that nevertheless captivated fans and earned commendation from international stars.
At just 19, Zhang Ziyu dazzles on the world stage with her extraordinary height, earning admiration from players and analysts while her development remains the key to her future success.