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The 24‑year‑old Serbian big man has pledged to join the Memphis Tigers for the 2026‑27 campaign, but his college eligibility remains under review. Insights from his Polish league coach and details about his fiancée’s massive following shed light on the player’s profile.
The Daily News Journal announces Chris Washington Jr. as the 2025‑26 All‑Sports Male Athlete of the Year, highlighting his high school achievements, upcoming collegiate plans, and the voices that shaped his journey.
With the 2028 recruiting cycle officially opening on June 15, Syracuse basketball, led by Gerry McNamara, has extended a scholarship to three‑star wing Enmanuel Valera Melo, who is also drawing attention from Stanford, Northwestern, Florida State and other high‑major programs.
Florida A&M’s women’s basketball team returns intact after a historic SWAC Tournament win, adding key transfers as coach Bridgette Gordon looks to sustain momentum.
A look at the career of Chris Washington Jr., the DNJ’s All‑Sports Male Athlete of the Year, whose leadership propelled his team to two consecutive state titles and earned him a spot at Tennessee.
The 2026 NBA draft has closed, Kentucky alumni are making moves, and Malachi Moreno’s decision to return for a second year creates a compelling storyline for the 2027 draft.
The Daily News Journal recognizes Chris Washington Jr. for his outstanding senior season, highlighting his championships, rankings and future with Tennessee basketball.
From Georgia to Lexington, Zoom Diallo brings a multicultural background, elite playmaking and a drive to prove critics wrong as he steps onto the Kentucky roster.
During Ohio State’s annual Vet Week, coach Jake Diebler invited former mentor Thad Matta back to the Schottenstein Center, underscoring the program’s deep‑rooted connections and aspirations for renewed success.
After more than four decades on the sidelines, Christie Dodane steps away from coaching, reflecting on championships, family legacy, and her next chapter as a teacher.
Seventeen-year-old center Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje made history with seven blocks in a single game, a feat that not only set a Team USA record but also spotlighted his trajectory toward the 2028 NBA Draft and a pivotal role at Duke.
Four Iowa alumni will showcase their talents in the NBA Summer League, highlighted by a marquee opening matchup between Oklahoma City and Memphis.
Willis Reed’s willingness to play through a severe leg injury in the 1970 NBA Finals remains one of basketball’s most enduring images.
Camden Cooper, a four-star shooting guard from Jacksonville, announced his commitment to Florida A&M University, choosing the Rattlers over offers from Florida State and Texas A&M. His decision, coupled with the reclassification that places him in the Class of 2027, marks a pivotal moment for FAMU basketball and underscores the growing influence of HBCU programs in national recruiting.
The PNJ Team of the Year competition has narrowed its field to two remarkable squads from Jay High School, each representing a different sport but sharing a common drive for excellence.
A look at the 25 most influential boys basketball players from Southwest Florida over the past 25 years, their high school feats, college journeys, and overseas careers.
Over the past 25 years, Southwest Florida high schools have produced a remarkable roster of boys basketball talent, many of whom have excelled at the college level and beyond.
The Mountaineers are deep into summer conditioning, and early projections suggest a fresh starting five anchored by transfer guard Joson Sanon, sparking optimism among coaches and fans alike.
As the African qualifiers enter their decisive phase, standout performances from emerging and veteran athletes alike are setting the stage for a competitive push toward the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup.
The recent Charlie Hughes Showcase delivered thrilling basketball across the state, with dozens of players delivering career‑high games and several squads finishing the weekend unbeaten
In a candid conversation, Coach Micah Shrewsberry discusses the hurdles facing Notre Dame basketball, his commitment to player growth, and the broader shifts shaping college hoops.
After a distinguished career spanning over four decades, Christie Dodane steps away from the sidelines, citing a desire to focus on teaching and the enduring impact of her family's legacy in education and athletics.
The recent induction ceremony in Knoxville highlighted the achievements of Candace Parker, Elena Delle Donne and other legends, underscoring the sport’s expanding legacy.
Illinois is shifting its recruiting focus to the 2027 and 2028 classes, securing early commitments while courting top prospects across the country.