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Ice Cube issues a 3‑on‑3 challenge to Lonzo, LiAngelo and LaMelo Ball for the BIG3 All‑Star Game in Charlotte, sparking debate over their availability and future in basketball.
The city will rename a basketball court and host a reunion celebration, highlighting Hubbard’s storied career and community contributions.
A look at the former Kentucky Wildcats making waves in the NBA Summer League, their schedules, and the prospects for the upcoming season
LeBron James has been spending his offseason hitting the links in Akron, sparking speculation about a possible return to Cleveland, a move to the Warriors, and even a curious comment from Steph Curry about preferring a round of golf over a basketball game.
With LeBron James weighing a return to the East, an NBA executive flags the defensive and stylistic challenges of a potential Cavaliers roster that would add James Harden to a backcourt already headlined by Donovan Mitchell.
Sacramento’s newest draft pick explains why accountability, forged at UConn, is the cornerstone of the Kings’ plan to break their recent slump.
At 41, LeBron James faces a pivotal decision, and recent moves by the Cavaliers suggest a possible storybook ending.
LeBron James' free‑agency move has turned the NBA offseason into a headline‑grabbing saga, with the future of his son Bronny hanging in the balance. The Cleveland Cavaliers, still riding the momentum of a young core that includes Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Darius Garland, have openly expressed interest in bringing the veteran back.
Manny Harris climbs to No. 9 on Michigan’s historic basketball list, reflecting a career that reshaped the program after scandal and paved the way for future Wolverines.
Four former Aggies and a fifth G League draftee are set to compete in the upcoming summer circuit, each joining different NBA teams and looking to prove their worth.
The NBA Summer League began Friday in San Francisco, featuring a slate of games across four cities and a roster that includes several University of Arkansas alumni.
The NBA Summer League began Friday night in San Francisco, featuring a roster that includes eight former University of Arkansas players. The Charlotte Hornets secured the championship, while Duke’s first‑round pick Kon Knueppel was named MVP.
The NBA Summer League began Friday night in San Francisco, featuring former Arkansas players such as Darius Acuff, Meleek Thomas and Trevon Brazile, while the Charlotte Hornets captured the championship and Kon Knueppel earned MVP honors.
Alabama's Amari Allen, a do‑it‑all wing, is projected to be selected between seventh and tenth overall in the 2027 NBA Draft after a promising freshman campaign.
Meleek Thomas, the 34th overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, has agreed to a fully guaranteed three‑year, $6.4 million segment within a $9.3 million contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The 33-year-old will begin his 16th NBA season with his sixth team, bringing NBA experience and college roots in Tennessee to the Spurs.
Tobias Harris has agreed to a two-year, $31 million contract with the San Antonio Spurs, marking the latest chapter in a 16-year NBA career that has seen him play for six different teams.
Three recent Cavaliers alumni are slated to compete in the NBA Summer League, each facing distinct challenges and opportunities as they aim to secure contracts with their new teams.
LeBron James is set to leave the Lakers after the 2026‑27 season, and his next team could reshape fantasy basketball dynamics across the league.
Federal prosecutors allege that the two former teammates conspired with a network of agents and bettors to profit from insider information, jeopardizing the integrity of professional basketball.
The Cleveland Cavaliers drafted Arkansas guard Meleek Thomas with the 34th overall pick, capping a rookie season that saw him lead the SEC in free‑throw accuracy and rank among the conference’s top freshmen.
Two former Arkansas standouts, Meleek Thomas and Trevon Brazile, were selected in the second round of the NBA Draft, heading to Cleveland and Denver respectively, as the Razorbacks celebrate a landmark draft.
Trevon Brazile, the Arkansas forward who entered the 2026 NBA Draft, was selected by the Denver Nuggets with the 35th overall pick in the second round. While the opportunity represented a significant milestone, the 20‑year‑old declined multiple lucrative contract offers that came his way after the draft, choosing instead to remain in college for another season.
Meleek Thomas, Arkansas guard, was selected 34th overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers after a standout college season that included an SEC Tournament title and Sweet 16 run.