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The 2026 NBA Draft saw former Florida Atlantic University forward Baba Miller chosen by the Los Angeles Clippers, continuing a streak that began with Alijah Martin’s 2025 selection and reflects the program’s rapid ascent under former coach Dusty May.
The NCAA has approved a five‑year eligibility window for Division I athletes, giving Kentucky players and international recruits like Ousmane N’Diaye additional seasons of competition.
Louisville is blending a highly‑rated transfer class with a standout sophomore, aiming to translate talent into on‑court success under Pat Kelsey.
The BIG3 will bring its eight franchises to Detroit this summer, featuring high‑profile players, a hometown Detroit Amps showdown, and an open practice in Warren.
Baba Miller’s selection by the Los Angeles Clippers marks the second consecutive NBA draft pick for Florida Atlantic University, highlighting a burgeoning talent pipeline that now includes Alijah Martin, Vladislav Goldin and Johnell Davis.
Derrick White, a Boston Celtics guard, has been named president of basketball strategy at the University of Colorado Boulder, where he will contribute $2 million and mentor recruits as part of a broader movement of NBA players influencing college programs.
The NBA champion is the latest star to lend his expertise and resources to his former college, aiming to harness his network and experience in a new era of player movement.
Recent drafts highlight UNC's resurgence, featuring Caleb Wilson's top‑four pick, Henri Veesaar's second‑round selection, and the rise of prospects like Sayon Keita, Matt Able and Neoklis Avdalas
Sue Bird reflects on a 25‑year playing career, her current ventures in sports ownership and media, and the personal chapters that have unfolded after her recent breakup with Megan Rapinoe.
The latest draft buzz highlights UNC’s historic selection of Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar, while rising star Sayon Keita and versatile forward Neoklis Avdalas promise new dimensions for the Tar Heels ahead of the 2027 NBA Draft.
Jayden Quaintance and Otega Oweh were selected in the 2026 NBA Draft, continuing a decade‑plus tradition of Kentucky producing multiple NBA picks.
Sue Bird, a UConn and WNBA legend, reflects on a career that spans national championships, Olympic golds, and pioneering business ventures, while sharing insights into her current projects and personal journey.
Dillon Mitchell, a 6‑foot‑8 wing who excelled at Texas, Cincinnati and St. John’s, was chosen with the 40th pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. The Celtics see a path to develop his shooting while leveraging his defensive skill set.
Kohler's senior season statistics and a modest contract highlight a quiet draft cycle for his alma mater, while the Jazz and other teams eye summer league prospects.
The annual IBCA/IHSAA Boys Team Showcase, known as "The Charlie Hughes," brings together 208 Indiana high school programs over three days, offering college recruiters a concentrated view of emerging talent.
Thomas Haugh, Alex Condon, Rueben Chinyelu, Boogie Fland and Aberdeen are emerging as top candidates for the 2027 NBA Draft, with early forecasts pointing to first‑round selections for Haugh and Condon.
Bleacher Report analyst Jonathan Wasserman forecasts Cameron Williams, Patrick Ngongba II and Bryson Howard as early‑round selections, underscoring Duke’s continued pipeline to the NBA.
Fifteen former Fighting Irish players have launched professional careers in leagues spanning Europe, Asia, and the Americas, showcasing diverse performances and statistical highlights.
The inaugural meeting of the International Wheelchair Basketball Federation’s Players’ Commission took place in Mies, Switzerland, bringing together athlete leaders from across the globe.
The Bobcats open their 2026‑27 season with a strong first practice, led by returning stars and a promising influx of newcomers, aiming for another undefeated home slate.
The annual IBCA/IHSAA Boys Team Showcase in Memory of Charlie Hughes begins Friday, featuring games at four venues in Carmel and Westfield, with eight Hamilton County squads scheduled to play.
Former South Carolina standout Sania Feagin has inked a developmental contract with the Portland Fire, aiming to revive her WNBA career after a brief stint with Los Angeles.
The South Dakota Mines women's basketball team concluded its June 23‑24 camp, giving high school players a chance to compete and impress college coaches.
Madison Francis and Favour Nwaedozi headline Mississippi State’s push for a breakout season under Coach Sam Purcell, who aims to boost shooting and rebounding.