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The Connecticut Sun celebrated Jasmine Thomas and Curt Miller as 'Sun Legends' in their final Hartford game, reflecting on a career that shaped the franchise and previewing the team's relocation to Houston.
Addison Medeck, a 6‑foot‑3 center from Papillion‑La Vista South, has pledged to the University of Nebraska, bringing a Top‑100 ESPN ranking and a 4‑star rating to a roster that already features guard Brinley Altenberg.
The Wolverines retain experienced forward Jalen Reed and versatile recruit Joseph Hartman under interim leadership, setting the stage for a decisive transfer portal period.
A clutch performance by Omer Kutluay lifts Türkiye past France and into the semifinals, where they will meet Serbia in pursuit of the championship.
With the loss of Milan Momcilovic and two other leading scorers, sophomore guard Jamarion Batemon is expected to lead the Cyclones' offense.
The Amarillo Shock will begin ABA play on October 17, holding mid‑July tryouts and seeking sponsors to revive professional basketball in West Texas.
The university announced the hiring of Joe Barrer, a seasoned coach with extensive G League and college experience, to lead the program's development for the 2026‑27 season.
Providence College has appointed Christian Pino to lead its men’s basketball recruiting efforts, tapping a coach with a proven record of SEC titles and NBA player development.
The Atlanta Hawks' Lady Ballers Summer Camp brings together over 130 girls aged 8 to 15 for a unique mix of sports, technology and personal development.
After years as a teacher and assistant, Phill Witt, a Swampscott native and University of Miami graduate, succeeds Paul Moran as Marblehead High School’s girls basketball coach, bringing a player‑first philosophy and deep community roots.
Caitlin Clark denounced the harassment directed at players and coaches after a contentious foul involving Alyssa Thomas, urging the league to improve officiating and protect its athletes.
The 2026 NBA Summer League will feature a roster of former North Carolina players, including top draft pick Caleb Wilson, as they compete across three states.
Louisville's aggressive offseason includes nine new commitments, a frontcourt shortage, and fan interest in LSU transfer Jalen Reed as a possible power‑forward solution.
Jackie Alexander, the new women's basketball head coach at Morehead State University, blends her U.S. Army Reserve service with a fresh coaching vision that emphasizes discipline, teamwork, and selfless service.
Serbia defeated Lithuania 101‑78 in Istanbul, with Nikola Kusturica delivering 30 points and coach Stevan Mijovic praising him as the nation's most talented player in two decades.
Duke University is making a major push in the 2027 and 2028 recruiting cycles, securing commitments from five‑star center Yann Kamagate and the nation’s No. 1 prospect AJ Williams, while also courting Pennsylvania forward Colton Hiller.
Milan Momcilovic, the nation’s top three‑point shooter, is joining Kentucky, where Coach Mark Pope plans for him to attempt roughly ten three‑pointers per game.
Jayson Tatum bids farewell to Jaylen Brown after a nine‑year Celtics partnership that culminated in a 2024 NBA championship, as the team trades Brown for Paul George and draft picks.
Caitlin Clark called out the harassment directed at WNBA athletes, urging better protection and officiating after a recent incident involving Alyssa Thomas.
After a challenging season, Mississippi State’s men’s basketball program announces a reshaped coaching staff, featuring Alex Barlow, Shunn Buchanan and Corey Barker, while also targeting talent through the transfer portal.
Four‑star prospect Jayden McClain commits to the University of Kentucky, bringing size, shot‑blocking and family basketball pedigree to the Wildcats.
After earning All‑American honors, Thomas Haugh will stay with the University of Florida, joining a core group of returning players as the program eyes a deep run next season.
Ida Baker High School senior Chase Blazekovic will represent the United States at an upcoming international basketball competition in Costa Rica, continuing a three‑year streak of global tournament appearances.
After two consecutive regional appearances, the Hawken boys basketball team will field a younger squad this season. Coach Burns emphasizes leadership from returning players like Ice Taylor and Charlie Mallett, while the team focuses on development and chemistry over early-season results.