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The NBA Summer League is trialing a radical free‑throw rule and a sensor‑embedded basketball, seeking to improve game flow and provide new tools for referees.
Pualani Spurlock-Welsh has been appointed supervisor of women’s basketball officials for the American, Atlantic Coast and Big East conferences, a role that places her at the helm of a newly formalized officiating alliance.
Nevada Smith, the recently appointed head coach of Siena’s men’s basketball program, brings a blend of NBA G League success, international experience, and a deep commitment to mentorship. His journey reflects both professional achievements and a personal life shaped by family, travel, and a love for the sport.
Wade Taylor IV, Texas A&M’s all‑time leading scorer, returned to Bryan to host a basketball camp for over 100 kids, sharing drills, fundamentals and his NBA G League experience.
Texas A&M’s basketball program is set to break into the Top 25 next season, driven by Coach Bucky McMillan’s recruiting and a blend of returning stars and fresh talent.
South Carolina’s men’s basketball program is slated to compete in the 2026 Acrisure Series, a 28‑team showcase in Thousand Palms, California, where it will meet elite opponents under head coach Lamont Paris.
From its humble 1988 origins to a tech‑driven pipeline for NBA and G League coaches, the league’s Coaching Development Program blends hands‑on experience with professional growth, spotlighting alumni like Edniesha Curry and Khalid El‑Amin.
The Dallas Wings announced Kim Adams as their 2026 broadcast analyst, highlighting her Ivy League education, extensive sports reporting background, and collegiate playing career at the University of Pennsylvania.
A look at the diverse careers of Dayton University graduates as they compete in leagues from the NBA G League to Europe, Asia and beyond, highlighting standout performances and accolades.
The Sooners announced the addition of guards Tyler Hendricks and Pop Isaacs, forward Khani Rooths, and centers Akoldah Gak and Yaak Yaak, a group expected to bolster both ends of the floor.
St. John’s University is reshaping its men’s basketball roster with an eye toward seasoned international talent, a move prompted by the NCAA’s recent relaxation of eligibility rules that now permits older, professionally‑exposed players to compete.