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From Kobe Bryant’s decision to skip Duke for the NBA to Kevin Garnett’s groundbreaking jump straight from high school, the 1990s saw a wave of top prospects bypass college. Their choices sparked a cultural shift, prompted a league‑wide rule change, and left a legacy that still influences the sport today.
Olivia Miles, the second overall pick of the 2025 WNBA draft, is leading the Lynx to a top record while drawing high praise from Kevin Garnett, who calls her one of the best rookies in basketball history.
Across history, men have inflated their height to match cultural ideals of power and attractiveness, a habit that persists in digital dating, Hollywood, and professional sports.
The latest Topps Motif Basketball collection blends high‑end design with exclusive autographs, offering collectors a fresh mix of base cards, rare parallels and limited‑edition inserts.
More NCAA players are opting to remain in college thanks to name, image and likeness agreements, giving NFL teams richer film and a larger sample size to evaluate prospects.
The 2025‑26 Topps Signature Class Basketball set drops on May 28th, offering premium NBA‑licensed autographs, rare parallels and dual‑signature cards across regular and jumbo hobby boxes.
The One-and-Done Rule reshaped college basketball by forcing top prospects to spend a single season in college before entering the NBA. This article explores how that policy might have changed the fortunes of schools like DePaul and Washington, and what it would have meant for stars such as Kevin Garnett, Eddy Curry and Martell Webster.
In a recent interview, Joe Morgan recalled the 1988 Red Sox surge, the Hall of Fame talent he managed, and the difficulties facing the modern club.
A veteran NBA photographer recounts his four‑decade career, from ceiling‑mounted strobes at Madison Square Garden to the shifting strategies that have defined each era of the game.