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The tenth anniversary of the Summer Jam Classic returns to Crompton Park on August 8, showcasing a pro‑am basketball tournament, youth showcases, live music, and community resources that have transformed a small gathering into a major regional celebration.
Tennessee State prepares to face Tennessee in Knoxville on November 13, aiming to break a seven‑game losing streak in their historic rivalry.
The 2026 NBA Summer League, running from early July to mid‑July, features a roster that includes OVC Player of the Year Aaron Nkrumah and Defensive Player of the Year Arnas Sakenis, among other recent conference standouts.
Undrafted graduates from Tennessee State and Howard University have secured professional contracts, earning spots in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas this July.
Aaron Nkrumah signs an Exhibit 10 contract with the Denver Nuggets after a breakout college season, echoing the path of former Tiger Robert Covington.
Projected as the 47th overall pick, Aaron Nkrumah could become the first HBCU player drafted since 2012, ending a 14‑year wait for NBA teams.
Projected as the 47th overall pick by the Phoenix Suns, Nkrumah's rise from Division III to the NBA Draft combine highlights a rare blend of skill and visibility for HBCU athletes.
Arkansas’ fifth‑year forward Trevon Brazile impressed in Chicago, while projected top‑10 pick Darius Acuff, Meleek Thomas and defensive standout Billy Richmond each added notable performances at the NBA Draft Combine.
After a standout fifth‑year senior campaign, Purdue’s Trey Kaufman‑Renn receives an invitation to the NBA Draft Combine, where he will test his skills alongside top prospects.