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Doc Rivers was honored in 2026 for his coaching achievements, including a 2008 NBA title with the Celtics, and for his emphasis on unity among winners, as highlighted by his former stars Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
Doc Rivers was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2026, celebrating his legacy as a former Boston Celtics coach who led the team to the 2008 NBA championship. He shared personal reflections on his coaching career, including his time coaching his son Austin with the Los Angeles Clippers, emphasizing the importance of coaching with love and dedication. Rivers’ speech highlighted his deep connection with former Celtics teammates Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett, and Paul Pierce, who were also present at the ceremony.
The 2026 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony in Springfield, Massachusetts, welcomed nine new inductees, highlighting historic achievements, personal reflections, and the enduring impact of the game on players, coaches and fans worldwide.
The 2026 Hall of Fame ceremony in Springfield, Massachusetts, will honor Doc Rivers alongside eight other inductees and a team, highlighting his coaching legacy, family ties to the sport, and the broader contributions that have shaped basketball worldwide.
The 2026 Basketball Hall of Fame class brings together the historic 1996 U.S. women's Olympic squad, trailblazing coaches, and NBA stars, marking a milestone in the sport's evolution.
The 1996 U.S. Olympic women’s basketball team, led by Dawn Staley, will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, celebrating a legacy that reshaped the sport and paved the way for future generations.
In a heartfelt address, Doc Rivers thanked the coaches, players and family who helped him reach the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, while acknowledging regrets and future plans.
Doc Rivers’ induction speech celebrated the collective support that built his career, from playing days to championship glory and mentorship that shaped the next generation.
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, will host its annual enshrinement weekend, celebrating nine new inductees, legendary coach Doc Rivers, and a host of returning Hall of Famers.
Doc Rivers’ induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame offers a chance to reflect on a career marked by championships, record‑breaking wins, and a willingness to learn from the game’s legends.
Doc Rivers’ induction speech celebrated the coaches, players and family who shaped his legacy, while reflecting on championships, mentorship and the lessons learned throughout a multifaceted basketball life.
Doc Rivers’ Hall of Fame induction speech celebrated the collective effort behind his storied career, from early triumphs to personal regrets, and hinted at a future beyond the sidelines.
Doc Rivers reflects on his Hall of Fame induction, honoring the coaches, players, and family who helped him, while sharing insights on his coaching milestones and future.
Doc Rivers' induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame celebrates a career of over 1,100 wins, playoff milestones, and a push to honor active coaches.
With nearly 40 years of coaching experience, Karl Hobbs brings a distinguished track record of NCAA Tournament appearances, conference championships and NBA‑ready player development to Duquesne University.
From Madison Square Garden to Capital One Arena, UConn fans have been privileged to witness two of the program’s most electrifying finishes — Kemba Walker’s 2011 game‑winner that ignited a championship run and Braylon Mullins’ 2026 buzzer‑beater that propelled the Huskies to the Final Four.
A look at the 20 most unforgettable baskets in University of Connecticut men’s basketball, the coaches and players behind them, and the arenas that witnessed history.
A look at the 20 clutch shots that have defined UConn's men's basketball legacy, from Sidney Wilson to Ray Allen.
LeBron James and Jaylen Brown are set to join forces in Philadelphia, bringing together two of the league’s most outspoken advocates for racial justice and economic empowerment. Their collaboration revives the tradition of athlete activism that surged in 2017, when NBA stars pushed back against the Trump administration.
A look at the trajectory of Rasheed Wallace, whose early promise gave way to a career defined by injury, conditioning struggles, and a premature retirement.
After nearly four decades of coaching, Tom Moore announces his retirement from the University of Connecticut men's basketball program, reflecting on a career that produced four national championships and dozens of NBA players.
After nearly four decades of coaching and managing, Tom Moore is stepping away from the University of Connecticut’s men’s basketball program, prompting a national search for his successor.
After nearly 40 years of coaching, Tom Moore, a four‑time national champion and longtime architect of the University of Connecticut men's basketball program, has announced his retirement, closing a career that reshaped the Huskies' dynasty.
Juke Harris, a 2024 Wake Forest standout, is set to join the Tennessee Volunteers for the 2026‑27 season, bringing a 21.4‑point average and a reputation for athleticism that Coach Rick Barnes believes can shift the team’s trajectory.