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A multi‑team trade sends Lu Dort to the Atlanta Hawks, brings Zaccharie Risacher to Dallas, and gives the Oklahoma City Thunder additional draft assets, reshaping the Western Conference roster ahead of the new season.
At the Peach Jam tournament in South Carolina, Carson Crawford delivered strong stats and attracted college offers, highlighting his rising profile.
At the recent RecruitLook Chicago Finale, Keller Daugherty and his VWBA Elite squad fell to the Dallas Mustangs in the semifinals, yet the Iowa commit’s display offered a glimpse of what he could bring to the Hawkeyes.
Australia edged Canada 63-57 in the third‑place match, with Olivia Olechnowicz and Madison Ryan delivering clutch moments. Meanwhile, New Zealand, Japan, Egypt, Latvia, Colombia and Mexico each marked historic milestones.
Oklahoma City sends Lu Dort to Atlanta, receives protected second‑round picks, and clears salary to drop below the second apron, while the Mavericks add a top pick alongside Kyrie Irving and Cooper Flagg.
Cayden Daughtry’s scoring burst at Peach Jam puts him at the forefront of the 2027 recruiting race, while Kentucky’s early overture signals a strategic push for top talent.
Australia defeated Canada 63-57 in the bronze‑medal game, with key performances from Olivia Olechnowicz and Madison Ryan, while New Zealand, Japan, Egypt, Latvia, Colombia and Mexico each achieved notable milestones.
Louisville is making a decisive push for the nation's top point guard prospect, Cayden Daughtry, who is considering a shortlist of elite programs.
Assistant coach Tyson Gilbert explains how his expanded role and connections with the incoming class aim to revitalize the Colorado Buffaloes after a turbulent offseason.
Three‑star forward Keller Daugherty impressed at the RecruitLook Chicago Finale, where his team fell to the Dallas Mustangs, sparking optimism about his future with Iowa.
Kendall Blue, a former Nebraska basketball player, has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA seeking an additional year of eligibility, joining a broader legal effort to reshape college sports rules.
The Holy Cross Mustangs' historic state title has paved the way for four senior players to embark on collegiate careers, each choosing distinct pathways across the country.
In a complex three‑team transaction, former Arizona State star Lu Dort is headed to the Atlanta Hawks, with the Oklahoma City Thunder receiving multiple second‑round picks and the Dallas Mavericks acquiring the 2024 No. 1 overall pick Zaccharie Risacher and guard Ryan Nembhard.
Justine Pissott’s long‑awaited WNBA appearance came with the Las Vegas Aces, where she delivered a stunning 19‑point performance in just ten minutes, drawing praise from coaches and teammates alike.
A look at the trajectory of Rasheed Wallace, whose early promise gave way to a career defined by injury, conditioning struggles, and a premature retirement.
Michael Beasley leads a star‑studded Purple Reign roster in a best‑of‑three series offering a $2 million prize.
On July 18, Mercy Miller hosted a youth basketball camp in Louisville, Kentucky, where his father Master P and brother Romeo Miller joined forces with UofL School of Medicine, UofL Health – Trauma Institute, and Christopher 2X Game Changers to motivate children toward health‑science careers.
The national federation revealed a new assistant coaching lineup that includes veteran video analyst Mark Daigneault, first‑time national coach J.B. Bickerstaff, and Hall of Fame inductee Mark Few.
Recent moves in college basketball and the NBA, coupled with legal challenges to NCAA eligibility standards, signal shifting dynamics for student‑athletes and professional franchises.
North Carolina’s newest scholarship target, Asa Montgomery, is ranked among the nation’s elite and is weighing multiple suitors as coach Michael Malone begins his first recruiting cycle.
North Carolina has officially offered 6-foot-7 small forward Asa Montgomery, a top-ranked recruit from Powder Springs, after a standout performance at the Peach Jam, intensifying the competition for the 2027 class.
The 2008 USA Basketball squad, famously known as the Redeem Team, captured Olympic gold in Beijing, blending star power with unity to restore America’s dominance in the sport.
The lawsuit, confirmed by attorney Ryan Downton, seeks an additional year of eligibility for athletes who completed four years of college but fall outside the NCAA’s new 5‑for‑5 eligibility framework.
A group of 45 current and former college athletes has sued the NCAA, arguing they were excluded from the association's new eligibility framework and deserve an additional season of competition.