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After a series of injuries and a high‑profile mockery on a Call of Duty stream, Anthony Davis joins the Washington Wizards to prove he can justify his elite salary and reshape his legacy.
Louisville men's basketball will meet the Bahamas Select team on July 28 in a solitary game, after a schedule adjustment that removed a planned back‑to‑back series.
The former Memphis center’s agreement with New York highlights a busy market for big men, with the Mavericks given a narrow window to match.
Noah Riley, brother of Washington State basketball coach David Riley, has climbed from a Ravens research intern to a Giants quality‑control coach, leveraging a self‑published playbook and deep family ties to football.
A best‑of‑three Tournament of Badges and Trophies matchup opened with a tightly contested 72‑68 win for La Familia, highlighted by a game‑winning dunk from Darryl Morsell and solid contributions from former Wildcats teammates.
Lewis Uvwo, a highly ranked center in the class of 2027, talks about daily recruitment chatter, an offer from Kentucky and his defensive strengths.
La Familia opened the best‑of‑three Alumni Bracket series with a 72‑68 win over The Ville, overcoming a 17‑point third‑quarter lead by The Ville and sealing the game with a decisive dunk by Darryl Morsell. The victory puts La Familia ahead 1‑0 ahead of Game 2, scheduled for Monday night at Freedom Hall in Louisville and broadcast on FS1.
Orlando Tubby Smith will be welcomed into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame on October 22 in Kansas City, Missouri, joining a class that includes Jay Wright, Glen Rice and other iconic figures.
Victor Wembanyama returns to the French national team as the centerpiece of a squad eyeing World Cup qualification, bringing elite defensive skills and leadership to a new generation of players.
Clemson University’s men’s basketball team will play three games in Italy over ten days, navigating a limited roster due to injuries while using the experience to develop new talent.
Three armed men robbed a pedestrian during a watch sale at a local basketball court, stealing valuables and fleeing after being caught on camera using the victim’s bank card.
Lucas Grimsley, a senior at Sewickley Academy, has pledged to play basketball at Kenyon College, earning the Coaches Award and planning a finance major, while his schoolmates collect accolades across lacrosse, basketball, track and field.
A TV contract dispute forces Michigan and Duke to scrap their scheduled matchup, prompting the Wolverines to consider Oregon State, North Carolina and Arizona as potential replacements, each bringing distinct historical and personal narratives.
During a July 17 session at MMI Preparatory School, young basketball players refined their techniques under the direction of Coach Joe Flanagan and his staff, with standout drills featuring Connor Carrelli and Ben Walters.
Sydney Johnson’s emphasis on joy, togetherness and emotional growth has turned a youthful Washington Mystics squad into a playoff contender, earning praise from players and fans alike.
Knicks star Jalen Brunson navigates a quirky fan encounter that reveals his deep‑rooted Philadelphia Eagles loyalty and humble demeanor.
Jordan Wilmore, a towering former college basketball player, has swapped a potential professional sports career for a role in the Kemah Police Department, a move highlighted in a recent CBS News feature by Steve Hartman.
Syracuse University is deepening its pursuit of 2027 four-star wing Markus Kerr, a Charlotte native whose recent performances have placed him among the nation’s most coveted prospects. With multiple official visits scheduled and a staff eager to expand its 2027 class, the Orange are positioning themselves at the forefront of a competitive recruiting landscape.
Top basketball recruit Paul Osaruyi discussed his recruitment journey, singling out Kentucky commit Ryan Hampton’s belief that he would be a perfect fit for the Wildcats.
Ross Robertson, a South Beloit native now playing at Northern Michigan, hosted his first youth basketball camp to raise funds for the local program and mentor the next generation of players.
DeAndre Haynes, a seasoned assistant with a record of Sweet 16 success, has signed a two-year contract with the University of Washington, aiming to lift the Huskies out of a two-year NCAA Tournament drought.
The basketball world mourns the loss of Horacio Muratore, whose decade‑long stewardship of FIBA introduced structural reforms, nurtured youth programs, and guided the sport through a period of profound grief after the death of Secretary General Patrick Baumann.
Haynes, who previously coached at Marquette, Maryland and Michigan, will earn $300,000 per year through 2028, bringing NCAA Tournament experience and a record of player development to the Huskies.
Tennessee guard Juke Harris discusses his defensive breakthroughs, the team's rising chemistry, and the influence of coach Rick Barnes as the Volunteers prepare for a challenging schedule.