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The Dallas Mavericks added a promising young talent to their roster, selecting Michigan’s 6‑9 forward Morez Johnson Jr. ninth overall in the 2026 NBA Draft. The move underscores the team’s focus on defensive versatility and adds a player with a strong collegiate pedigree and global experience.
The Sacramento Kings selected Arkansas guard Darius Acuff with the No. 7 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, capping a season that saw him earn the Bob Cousy Award and lead the Razorbacks to a Sweet 16 run.
Caleb Wilson’s draft by the Chicago Bulls signals a fresh attempt to end a four‑year playoff slump, joining a roster reshaped by recent trades and a storied franchise legacy.
In a night that reverberated through college basketball history, the Chicago Bulls chose Caleb Wilson with the fourth overall pick, marking a milestone for the University of North Carolina and its storied pipeline to the NBA.
From state‑championship dominance to a Gatorade Player of the Year award, Cameron Boozer's high school saga culminates in a Duke pledge and a top‑three NBA Draft pick.
From an 80‑16 high school career to a fifth‑overall NBA draft selection, Keaton Wagler’s story captures the growing pipeline of talent from the Midwest to the league’s brightest stages.
The 2026 NBA Draft will take place at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, on June 23‑24, featuring Michigan Wolverines players projected as top picks, amid coaching changes and uncertainty surrounding the program.
Freshman forward Caleb Wilson was selected by the Chicago Bulls with the fourth overall pick, capping a collegiate season that saw him dominate the Tar Heels with impressive stats and earn All‑American honors.
A look at the draft outlook for Iowa State’s rising star Joshua Jefferson and the puzzling absence of defensive ace Tamin Lipsey from NBA mock drafts.
Caleb Wilson, the one‑and‑done forward from Atlanta, was selected fourth overall by the Chicago Bulls in the 2026 NBA Draft, sparking excitement about his potential impact in the league.
The Chicago Bulls selected UNC forward Caleb Wilson fourth overall, ending a highly anticipated draft night that saw the Atlanta native rise from a injury‑marred college season to a lottery pick.
Cameron Boozer, the Duke standout and son of former NBA forward Carlos Boozer, was chosen third overall by the Memphis Grizzlies in the 2026 NBA Draft, marking a significant moment for both the player and his new team.
North Carolina standout Caleb Wilson was selected fourth overall in the 2026 NBA Draft by the Chicago Bulls, capping a historic freshman season that saw him set multiple scoring records and earn All‑American honors.
The Chicago Bulls secured Caleb Wilson with the fourth pick, marking the first Tar Heels player to crack the top five since 2005 and reigniting hopes after a multi‑year playoff drought.
The Bobcat Collective organized a two‑day camp that drew nearly 200 participants, highlighting the growing pipeline of talent from small‑town programs.
Former FAMU DRS star and WNBA draft pick Jazmine Jones is hosting a $100‑per‑camper basketball camp for girls aged 12 to 18 in Tallahassee, with plans to expand the event annually.
Selected second overall by the Utah Jazz, Darryn Peterson brings a blend of scoring talent and shooting range, but his injury history and the expectations that follow will shape his early professional journey.
Both Keaton Wagler and Mikel Brown Jr. are poised to become top‑10 selections in the 2026 NBA Draft, bringing distinct skill sets that could shape their rookie fantasy impact.
The opening night of the 2026 NBA Draft unfolded at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, where analysts and fans alike watched the Wizards, Jazz and Grizzlies make decisive moves on the league's emerging talent.
The Utah Jazz selected Darryn Peterson with the No. 2 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, rewarding a college career that combined elite shooting with durability concerns.
After a standout junior college championship and a strong statistical record, Jaqari Miles chooses GCU, citing its supportive environment and winning culture.
A Boston‑born basketball prodigy who excelled at three prep schools across the U.S. has committed to BYU and been drafted first overall by the Washington Wizards, marking a rapid ascent from Gatorade honoree to NBA prospect.
The opening round of the 2026 NBA Draft at Barclays Center showcased the Washington Wizards’ selection of BYU forward AJ Dybantsa, a 6‑9 talent whose size and skill set promise an instant impact.
A charity golf outing will help fund the Hawkeyes' overseas trip next year, while coach Jan Jensen reflects on emerging NCAA rules and the impact of unlimited player transfers.