
All-NBA Honors: unanimous selections and emerging stars
The 2026 All-NBA Team was announced with a mix of historic unanimity and close calls, highlighting both established stars and rising talent.
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The 2026 All-NBA Team was announced with a mix of historic unanimity and close calls, highlighting both established stars and rising talent.

Three former University of Kentucky stars — Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander, Tyrese Maxey and Jamal Murray — have been recognized on this year’s All‑NBA teams, extending a streak of consecutive seasons with multiple Wildcats selections to five.

OG Anunoby’s defensive excellence was recognized again as he was named to the NBA All‑Defense Second Team, highlighting a season filled with steals, blocks and coach praise.

Recent combine and pro day performances have lifted Matt Able's draft stock, prompting a critical decision between turning professional or returning to the University of North Carolina under coach Michael Malone.

Arkansas coach John Calipari is set to see at least one of his players selected in the NBA Draft, with a dynamic duo and additional veterans projected to hear their names called across multiple teams.
After a strong showing at the NBA Draft Combine, Matt Able faces a pivotal decision that could shape his professional trajectory and collegiate future.
After a strong showing at the NBA Draft Combine, Matt Able must decide whether to turn professional or return to the University of North Carolina for another season.

Duke leads the 2026 basketball recruiting rankings with four prospects inside the top 100, while North Carolina trails with two. New coach Mike Malone, fresh from an NBA championship, must leverage portal additions and late‑season talent to challenge the Blue Devils' dominance.

North Carolina hires Mike Malone to replace Hubert Davis, sparking a recruiting showdown with Duke and reshaping the team's title outlook.
After a March Madness run that nearly reached the Final Four, Bennett Stirtz is gearing up for the 2026 NBA Draft Combine, trusting his coach and a new training regimen to showcase his shooting and playmaking.
Bennett Stirtz, a transfer‑rich guard from Iowa, is gearing up for the 2026 NBA Draft Combine, where his shooting prowess and unconventional background could earn him a first‑round selection.