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A new exhibit at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame will celebrate Stephen Curry's career, featuring video footage, memorabilia, and immersive components, and will run through the summer of 2027.
The Basketball Hall of Fame will debut a dedicated exhibit honoring Stephen Curry, the first active player to receive such a tribute, highlighting his career milestones and partnership with his Thirty Ink team.
A 104-79 loss to the Warriors highlighted contrasting performances from former Hawkeyes, with Stirtz impressing, Dix struggling, and Sandfort showing flashes but lacking consistency.
A look at Curry’s recent season, his impact on teammates and global fans, and the buzz surrounding a potential collaboration with one of basketball’s greatest icons.
After going undrafted and bouncing between the G League and brief NBA appearances, Reece Beekman is back in the Summer League, hoping to prove he still belongs in the league.
Former Hawkeyes standouts Bennett Stirtz, Payton Sandfort and Josh Dix are set to make their mark in the NBA Summer League as the Oklahoma City Thunder prepare to face the Golden State Warriors, with the game set to stream on Amazon Prime Video.
LeBron James' career spans multiple NBA championships, iconic comebacks, and a playful rivalry with the league's most coveted trophy.
Mike Boynton Jr. was promoted to permanent head coach of the Michigan Wolverines with a two‑year contract. Former coaches, NBA stars and current players voiced strong support, while only junior guard L.J. Cason remains undecided about his future.
Mike Boynton's promotion from interim to permanent head coach marks a pivotal moment for Michigan basketball, as he aims to build on a strong record of player advancement and team achievements.
LeBron James' free‑agency plans are sparking speculation across the league, with Stephen Curry's recruitment push adding intrigue. While the Golden State Warriors present a tempting partnership, roster age and depth raise questions about their title prospects. Meanwhile, teams like the Cavaliers, Timberwolves, 76ers and Heat see a clear path to contention, setting the stage for a high‑stakes decision.
Former Michigan players Yaxel Lendeborg, Morez Johnson Jr. and Kobe Bufkin delivered eye‑catching performances in the Las Vegas Summer League, highlighting their potential for the new NBA season.
In his first Summer League game, Morez Johnson Jr. posted 27 points, eight rebounds and a series of defensive highlights, underscoring the potential the Dallas Mavericks see in the newly drafted big man.
Maliq Brown, a Duke standout, credits his high school football experience for shaping his defensive instincts, a trait that earned him ACC Defensive Player of the Year and a two‑way contract with the Spurs.
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.
Three former Michigan standouts hear their names called in the 2026 NBA Draft, each landing in a situation that could shape their early careers.
The 16th annual JT Elite Basketball Camp, hosted by former NBA forward Jason Thompson, runs Aug. 10‑14 at West Deptford’s RiverWinds Community Center, offering elite training, mentorship, and special guest appearances.
The latest draft selections from the University of Arkansas are slated to contribute immediately with their new clubs, offering scoring, versatility, and athleticism.
After a brief but impactful stint with the Washington Wizards, Julian Reese is back in the Summer League, competing for a contract alongside stars such as AJ Dybansta and Anthony Davis.
Julian Reese, who averaged 11.8 points and 10.5 rebounds last season, will compete for a roster spot in the 2026 NBA Summer League, facing off against top talents and former teammates.
Former Kentucky star Koby Brea signs a two‑way contract with the Phoenix Suns, aiming to translate his shooting talent into NBA impact.
Eleven former Michigan players are set to compete in the NBA Summer League, each navigating new contracts and team assignments.
The agreement, worth $30 million over three years, positions Post among the highest‑earning alumni from Boston College and could reshape his role in the NBA.
At 41, LeBron James faces a pivotal decision, and recent moves by the Cavaliers suggest a possible storybook ending.
Viktor Lakhin's signing with the Sacramento Kings highlights a wave of Clemson graduates entering the NBA Summer League, joining teammates and rivals alike in a competitive showcase.