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Analyst Zach Lowe praises Cameron Boozer’s high‑IQ play, noting his Duncan‑like fundamentals and the Bird‑Johnson‑style court vision that could translate into an immediate NBA impact.
Gene Bess, the winningest coach in college basketball history, died this week at 91. His decades‑long tenure at Three Rivers College produced a storied legacy of championships, honors and NBA talent.
Kentucky will field six prospects at the 2026 FIBA U17 Men’s World Cup in Istanbul, where the U.S. team aims to extend its perfect record and battle France, Japan and Italy in the group stage before a single‑elimination knockout.
With key departures and new transfers, the Cyclones must address perimeter shooting and size while integrating fresh talent.
The upcoming Moneyball Pro‑Am basketball event blends high school prospects, alumni connections and a weekly recap series, offering a fresh distraction from campus controversies.
Kendrick Perkins, a 14‑year NBA veteran and longtime ESPN analyst, has been appointed men’s basketball general manager at Jackson State University, where he will blend front‑office duties with his broadcasting role and student mentorship.
Head coach Diane Richardson announces the addition of Sharay Hall, a seasoned assistant coach whose extensive experience and deep Philadelphia roots promise to elevate the Owls' program.
After a successful previous tenure, Coach Chandler Fraser-Pauls returns to Pennington School to rebuild the boys basketball program with an emphasis on education, family and player development.
The Moneyball Pro-Am basketball tournament begins June 23 at Holt High School, featuring unique pairings, a walk‑on spot for student‑manager Matthew Watkins, and the debut of K.J. Torbert on Team Tristar, while drawing attention away from university administration issues.
Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar, both projected first‑round picks, bring athleticism and efficiency to a draft that will unfold over two nights.
Longtime Salem High School basketball coach Kevin Garst is retiring after 19 seasons, making way for Adam Rutledge, a former state champion player and longtime middle school mentor, to lead the Spartans.
This week’s Indiana Athletics roundup highlights roster expansions for women’s basketball, the celebration of NBA alumnus OG Anunoby in New York, and fresh recruiting commitments across football and men’s basketball.
Gene Bess, who led the Three Rivers College men’s basketball program for decades, passed away early Friday morning. His son Brian Bess announced the death on social media and said funeral details will be released later.
Jeremiah Samarrippas and his wife Brooke share heartfelt tributes to their late daughter Amelia, celebrating her brief but radiant life and the plans they have to honor her memory.
Ten games in three weeks have taken the team from a convincing victory over Utah to a heartbreaking defeat by Tennessee, highlighting the highs and lows of a competitive season.
Gene Bess, who amassed 1,300 wins at Three Rivers College, passed away at 91. His son Brian Bess announced the news, and tributes have poured in from across the basketball world.
The University of South Carolina announces the completion of its men’s basketball roster for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign, welcoming three new prospects who bring a mix of international experience and domestic pedigree.
The Gamecocks finalize their roster for the upcoming season, adding a Brazilian power forward recovering from injury and two domestic prospects, while preparing for a summer of exhibition play.
Former NBA player Kendrick Perkins has accepted a dual role as general manager of Jackson State's men's basketball team while continuing his work as an ESPN analyst, aiming to revitalize the program after a challenging season.
Former NBA player Kendrick Perkins, a 2007‑08 league champion, has agreed to serve as Jackson State’s men’s basketball general manager while remaining on ESPN’s NBA coverage.
With a revamped roster and a focus on chemistry, the California Golden Bears are betting on transfers and early implementation of new systems to climb out of the ACC basement
Miikka Muurinen, a 7‑foot Finnish prospect, joins the Arkansas Razorbacks for his freshman season, drawing comparisons to potential No. 1 NBA draft picks and raising expectations for the program.
Lily Fisher, a standout from Libertyville High School, has pledged to join Villanova’s women’s basketball program, bringing her impressive all‑around game to the Wildcats.
Andrew Lafond, a La Salle alumnus with professional experience at the Detroit Pistons and Richmond, is returning to his alma mater as a coach, bringing a blend of playing history and analytical expertise.