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Former NBA star Brandon Roy, who once earned over $100 million in his playing career, now volunteers his time to coach Garfield High School's boys basketball team. After being removed amid unfounded tampering allegations, he has received offers from the Portland Trail Blazers and the University of Washington, and reflects on the joy of mentoring young athletes.
A wave of assistant coach departures and player transfers at the University of Washington sets the stage for a global recruiting push ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Three assistants have exited Danny Sprinkle’s staff, a new assistant arrives from Marquette, and key players are transferring, prompting the program to target overseas talent to meet the 15‑player limit.
Great Osobor returns to Seattle after a European professional season marked by a knee injury, reflecting on his journey from Mountain West Player of the Year to NBA tryout.
Great Osobor, a former Washington Huskies standout, was recently spotted in the team's renovated facility, reigniting discussions about his career trajectory after a season‑ending injury in Germany and a lucrative NIL deal.
Washington University announced the hiring of DeAndre Haynes as an assistant coach, highlighting his playing pedigree and recent coaching successes.
The University of Washington announced the hiring of DeAndre Haynes, a seasoned coach with extensive Big Ten experience, to lead the team's development in the upcoming season.
Washington head men’s basketball coach Danny Sprinkle announced the addition of DeAndre Haynes as an assistant coach, highlighting the veteran’s extensive playing and coaching background.
The University of Washington basketball program is assembling a blend of familiar faces, new transfers and international prospects while navigating a series of health challenges that have reshaped the roster.
Washington’s men’s basketball program has announced the hiring of DeAndre Haynes as an assistant coach, a move that brings a decade of proven leadership to the Huskies’ bench.
The University of Utah men’s basketball program is turning its focus to the 2026‑27 season, hoping to rebound from a campaign that left it at the bottom of the Big 12 standings.
Analyst Jeremy Woo predicts that Hannes Steinbach will be selected by the Chicago Bulls with the 15th overall pick in the 2026 NBA draft, highlighting his statistical production and comparisons to Dennis Rodman.
Jalen Davis, a top-ranked basketball prospect, travels across continents for camps and tournaments, drawing interest from Kentucky, Louisville, Arizona, Duke and UCLA while focusing on culture, style of play and coach relationships.
A wave of top‑rated recruits have visited Seattle, signaling a aggressive push by the Huskies to shape their next‑generation roster.
Bill Sprinkle, a former University of Washington defensive back and father of current Huskies basketball coach Danny Sprinkle, died at 80 in Bismarck, North Dakota. His career spanned playing, coaching, and administration, with deep roots in Husky sports across three generations.
The University of Washington announced the hiring of DeAndre Haynes, a former Marquette assistant and professional player in Europe, to join the Huskies' staff for the 2026‑27 season.
After a quiet split with Marquette, Haynes will help shape the Huskies' next season, alongside new international recruits Tristan Devers and Wini Silva-Braga, while veteran Jerry Hobbie heads to TCU.
The University of Washington men’s basketball program is reshaping after key departures, with a mix of new talent and unanswered questions as the new season approaches.
Three‑star quarterback Caden Jones arrived in Seattle this week, sparking renewed optimism in the Huskies’ effort to secure a future signal‑caller amid a crowded field of suitors.
Kentucky guard Malachi Moreno decides to stay for another college season, reshaping the Wildcats' lineup and NBA draft outlook.
After weighing an NBA draft entry, Malachi Moreno has chosen to rejoin Kentucky, a move that adds seasoned playmaking and reduces injury risk for key big men.
Jerry Hobbie’s move to TCU follows a distinguished career that includes stints at Houston, SMU, and under Mike Hopkins, and has been highlighted by Jamie Dixon’s praise for his shooting expertise.
Jerry Hobbie, known for his work developing shooters, left the Washington Huskies to become an assistant at TCU, where coach Jamie Dixon highlighted his experience and connections. His departure follows recent staff changes, including Tony Bland’s move to Kansas, and raises questions about the Huskies’ upcoming roster plans.
Evan Willis, a 6‑foot‑7 forward from Crossroads, California, has received a scholarship offer from Washington. Ranked No. 7 in the 2028 class, his defensive skill set and athleticism have drawn attention from multiple programs.