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Washington’s men’s basketball program has named Jayson Wells as its new Director of Mindset & Culture, adding a seasoned voice of mental performance and leadership to coach Danny Sprinkle’s staff.
Jayson Wells, a 13‑year international basketball veteran and seasoned coach, has been named Director of Mindset & Culture for the University of Washington Athletics, tasked with shaping the program’s culture under head coach Danny Sprinkle.
The recent mock draft showcases dominant first‑round talents like Victor Wembanyama and Nikola Jokić, while later rounds spotlight injury‑prone stars and emerging guard options, underscoring the importance of availability and team context.
An overview of the standout careers of Boston Celtics stars who could soon join the Basketball Hall of Fame.
The third annual Flagg Brothers ProCamp in Orono, Maine, supports a cancer foundation founded in memory of a high school teammate, while the twins’ growing basketball profiles intersect with the Dallas Mavericks’ new leadership and a recent appearance on Celebrity Family Feud.
An analysis of career benchmarks, accolades and projected milestones identifies the active NBA players most likely to be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
The NBA announced the full 2026‑27 regular‑season slate for the Dallas Mavericks, highlighting Kyrie Irving’s first regular‑season appearance after ACL surgery and a series of high‑profile games against the Philadelphia 76ers, Los Angeles Lakers and other Eastern Conference powers.
Former Michigan head coach Dusty May explains why he left to join the Dallas Mavericks, citing NBA interest, roster stability, and alignment with leadership, while naming Mike Boynton Jr. as his successor.
Dusty May left the University of Michigan to become the head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, citing family considerations, a strong leadership group and a talented young roster as decisive factors.
After a tumultuous offseason, the Dallas Mavericks have assembled a roster that blends fresh talent with proven veterans, while new leadership looks to translate ambition into on‑court success.
After stints across Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, Cleanthony Early is channeling his basketball journey into a summer camp in Poughkeepsie, teaming up with Darnell Edge and Justin Robinson to give young players a taste of elite training.
A look at the latest top‑50 fantasy basketball rankings, highlighting key players, breakout candidates and the ripple effects of offseason moves across the NBA.
With LeBron James now in Philadelphia and a wave of offseason trades reshaping team dynamics, the latest 9‑category fantasy rankings blend veteran certainty with emerging talent, offering a roadmap for owners seeking edge.
Kentucky’s head coach Mark Pope sees Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander’s traits in sophomore guard Alex Wilkins, a Furman transfer whose early performances hint at a promising future for the Wildcats.
Two brothers from the West Bank have relocated to Minnesota, where they balance college and high‑school basketball while aiming to showcase Palestine’s emerging talent.
James Harden has declined his $42.3 million player option, opening the door to a new contract and setting the stage for a pivotal offseason for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Oklahoma City sends Lu Dort to Atlanta, receives protected second‑round picks, and clears salary to drop below the second apron, while the Mavericks add a top pick alongside Kyrie Irving and Cooper Flagg.
A look at the key storylines that could reshape the fantasy value of the league’s most coveted players ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
Freshman guard Jeremiah Minus helped his club team PhD Hoops USA capture gold at the United World Games in Austria, defeating Team Quebec of Canada 34‑21 in the championship match. The tournament tested his ability to adjust to FIBA regulations, and his mother, Arlene Carter, watched every minute from home. Back in Massachusetts, Minus is expected to make an impact for New Heights Charter School of Brockton while continuing on the AAU circuit in Las Vegas and Manalapan, New Jersey.
Thompson argues that a modest height increase would elevate Irving to the pinnacle of basketball, citing his unguardable shot and flawless game.
LeBron James' potential move back to Cleveland raises questions about roster compatibility, financial limits, and the optimal on‑court environment offered by Golden State.
The Rangeview boys basketball team spent the summer traveling across Colorado as their home gym was under construction, culminating in the Colorado Live Showcase where they faced Utah’s Rowland Hall, topped Chaparral and Cherokee Trail, and began shaping a roster that will miss Marceles Duncan but lean on Archie Weatherspoon V and a group of emerging players.
After guiding Michigan to a national title, Dusty May announced his move to the Dallas Mavericks, attracted by the franchise’s people and its young talent pool.
Dusty May discussed his transition from college basketball to the NBA, emphasizing the people, quality of life in Dallas, and the Mavericks' potential to return to the playoffs.