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Lee Volker, a former Marquette standout, is set to continue her professional journey in Germany with Syntainics MBC, bringing a blend of skill, leadership, and adaptability honed over a decorated college career.
Jackson State University has appointed former NBA big man Kendrick Perkins as general manager of its men's basketball program, marking the latest high‑profile move by an HBCU to enlist a professional star in its athletic leadership.
UC Davis graduate Niko Rocak has been named to Switzerland's 14‑player squad for the upcoming European qualifiers, bringing his defensive prowess and a familial connection to the team.
The Marble Falls High School girls basketball team is set to compete in a summer league against Fischer Canyon Lake, Faith Academy of Marble Falls and Johnson City, using the experience from a second‑place District 24‑4A finish to test new talent and self‑managed gameplay.
Kendrick Perkins, the former NBA big man turned ESPN analyst, has been appointed general manager of Jackson State’s basketball program while remaining on ESPN’s NBA coverage. His appointment, announced on Juneteenth, underscores a strategic push to elevate the Tigers’ recruiting and overall competitiveness.
Wisconsin's recruiting surge is reaching a crescendo as four‑star guard Baboucarr Ann prepares to announce his college choice, a move that could seal a historic 2027 class.
North Carolina is pursuing Buffalo guard Angelo Brizzi, who has been granted a sixth season of eligibility by the NCAA after a standout performance that included a 14.5‑point average last year.
Perkins, a 14‑year NBA veteran and 2008 champion, joins Jackson State as general manager to support first‑year coach Trey Johnson and bring his broadcasting expertise from ESPN to the university's program.
The new role blends Perkins’ championship pedigree with a commitment to student development and player branding at Jackson State.
The Alaska Anchorage men's basketball team secures Walker Timme on scholarship, adding a 6‑7, 240‑pound forward with a strong collegiate background and deep family ties to the sport.
College basketball coach Jeremiah Samarrippas and his wife Brooke grieve the death of their toddler Amelia, celebrate her joyful spirit, and announce an honor walk to honor her memory.
Coach Dan Hurley’s optimism stems from recent visits by former stars and a sweeping overhaul that brings nine new players into a system built on speed, quickness, and constant motion.
Former NBA champion Kendrick Perkins is now the general manager of Jackson State University's men's basketball program, where he will also collaborate with the school's broadcast and journalism initiatives.
University of Michigan forward Oscar Goodman is preparing for a larger role in the 2026-27 season after a promising start that included a memorable dunk and steady statistical growth.
After a balanced 2025-26 offensive season, the Cavaliers retain key talent while integrating new leaders, aiming to stay competitive in the ACC and beyond.
Coach Dusty May discusses the health of key players, the team's strategy for the upcoming season, and the impact of potential NCAA eligibility changes following the national championship.
The upcoming Carolina Basketball School under Coach Bill Robinson offers fans an early glimpse of Michael Malone's first squad, while summer camps at Montross Camp promise a unique atmosphere. Notable prospects include Caleb Wilson, a potential top NBA Draft pick, and Cade Bennerman, a 7‑foot red‑shirt freshman center. International scout Ersin Demir shares insights on UNC's global recruits.
Four decades after his death, Len Bias continues to shape the narrative of college basketball and the NBA, his story a blend of athletic brilliance and cautionary tragedy.
Former NBA big man Kendrick Perkins is set to step into a front‑office role unlike any he has held before, aiming to elevate Jackson State men’s basketball under new leadership.
The 40th anniversary of Len Bias's death prompts a look back at his extraordinary college career, the sudden end to his professional hopes, and the enduring impact he left on the sport.
With four players standing at seven feet and a starting lineup that averages over six‑foot‑six, Kentucky aims to out‑rebound and out‑shoot the Gators, while Coach Mark Pope eyes a potential clash with Tennessee's Volunteers.
Indiana University has offered scholarships to Oklahoma shooting guard Keaton Murry and California point guard JJ Sati‑Grier, both ranked among the nation’s top emerging guards, as the program seeks to strengthen its backcourt for the future.
Gene Bess, who spent five decades coaching the Three Rivers Raiders and earned induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, died on June 19. His son Brian announced the news on social media, prompting tributes from across the sport.
Veteran coach Gene Bess, who guided the Three Rivers Raiders for five decades, passed away on June 19. His son Brian announced the news, sparking tributes from across the basketball community.