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UCLA’s men’s basketball team adds eight newcomers, including transfers Jaylen Petty, Azavier Robinson, Filip Jović, and Sergej Macura, as well as freshmen Joe Philon III, Javonte Floyd, Gunārs Grīnvalds, and Nikola Kusturica. Coaches highlight their abilities and fit within the program’s culture.
The Chicago Bulls are focusing on improving decision‑making skills across the roster, using the Constraints‑Led Approach to prepare for the upcoming season and international commitments.
Matas Buzelis, a 6‑foot‑8 forward for the Chicago Bulls, discusses how his mother Kristina’s unorthodox approach to youth basketball forged his competitive edge and now fuels his role in the franchise’s future.
Ice Cube issues a 3‑on‑3 challenge to Lonzo, LiAngelo and LaMelo Ball for the BIG3 All‑Star Game in Charlotte, sparking debate over their availability and future in basketball.
Florida SouthWestern State College has appointed David Grace as its new head men’s basketball coach, bringing 25 years of high‑level experience, NCAA Tournament successes and a history of developing NBA talent.
A decade‑long survey of UCLA’s top basketball talents reveals how each position has been defined by players who left a lasting mark on the program.
A lawsuit filed in January claims that LaVar Ball only paid $754,391 of the $970,000 cost for a custom court installed at his California home, sparking legal action as his son LaMelo changes teams and his marriage ends.
LaVar Ball is being sued for unpaid expenses related to a custom basketball court and renovations at his mansion, a case that emerges as he navigates a 30‑year marriage split.
A contractor has filed a lawsuit claiming LaVar Ball owes $221,928 for a private basketball court and related home upgrades, a dispute that could set a precedent for high‑profile sports‑related construction contracts.
A civil complaint filed by MD Steel Inc. claims LaVar Ball owes $221,928 for a basketball court and home renovation project, a dispute that coincides with his recent separation from wife Tina Ball.
After a celebrated tenure at Chino Hills, Steve Baik is back in the Southland, taking the helm of the Calabasas High boys basketball team. His decision is rooted in family and a deep connection to the local basketball culture.
The school announced Baik's appointment, highlighting his national coaching accolades and previous successes at Chino Hills and Fairfax High.
After a storied career that includes a perfect 35‑0 season and a CIF State Open Division title, Steve Baik succeeds Jon Palarz as the new boys basketball coach at Calabasas High.