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A look at the authentic production of the 1994 basketball film 'Blue Chips', from Nick Nolte's immersion with coach Bob Knight to the lasting impact on fans and the sport.
The NBA Draft has ended, next year's freshmen face a tougher path, Dusty May heads to Dallas, and a look back at guarding Shaquille O'Neal.
An exploration of the Miami Heat's enduring 'Heat Culture,' its origins, key figures, and its impact on recent successes and future ambitions.
Ron Abernathy, who passed away at 75, left an indelible mark on college and high school basketball in the South, blending a sharp eye for talent with a steadfast coaching philosophy.
Ron Abernathy, a pivotal figure in college and high school basketball, passed away at 75. His career spanned coaching stints at LSU, Tennessee State, Lane College and Humboldt High, where he amassed over 200 wins and earned state coach of the year honors.
The NBA is evaluating Las Vegas as a potential expansion location, with several high‑profile ownership groups and multiple arena sites under consideration. Political leaders and developers are actively shaping the proposal, and a final decision is expected before the end of the year.
Ron Abernathy, the first African‑American coach at LSU and a mentor to generations of players, died at 75 in Jackson, Tennessee, leaving a legacy of championship teams, historic Final Four runs, and a lasting impact on the sport.
The basketball that sealed the New York Knicks' first championship in over five decades is set to be auctioned, drawing attention from collectors and sports enthusiasts worldwide.
Since 1947, the NBA Draft has produced a parade of No. 1 overall selections, many of whom honed their games at top collegiate programs. This article traces the schools and high schools that have supplied the league’s most coveted first‑overall talents, spotlighting Duke’s six picks, the Cavaliers’ record six selections, and the rise of phenoms like Cooper Flagg.
From Duke’s 1990 upset of UNLV to the rise of future NBA icons, the 1990s set a benchmark for college basketball that still fuels debates today.
The university announced that Perkins will continue his ESPN analyst role while steering Jackson State’s basketball program and expanding its broadcast footprint.
Kendrick Perkins, a 14‑year NBA veteran and ESPN analyst, has been appointed men's basketball general manager at Jackson State University. He will continue his analyst duties at ESPN and collaborate with head coach Trey Johnson and athletic director Ashley Robinson. The move reflects a broader shift of former NBA stars into collegiate administrative positions.
Kendrick Perkins, a 14‑year NBA veteran and longtime ESPN analyst, has been appointed men’s basketball general manager at Jackson State University, where he will blend front‑office duties with his broadcasting role and student mentorship.
Kendrick Perkins, a former NBA champion and longtime ESPN analyst, has taken on a historic role at Jackson State University, becoming the school’s first ever men’s basketball general manager.
The new role blends Perkins’ championship pedigree with a commitment to student development and player branding at Jackson State.
After labeling the Spurs the ‘dumbest basketball team in the history of civilization,’ Barkley clarified his remarks, apologized to coach Mitch Johnson, and urged the league to hire more Black head coaches.
On June 6, Brantley School gathered players, families, coaches and fans to recognize the girls' Sweet 16 journey and the boys' state title, highlighted by a ring ceremony made possible by Shaquille O'Neal.
Austin Rivers reflects on a forgotten kid who dazzled at a Deron Williams camp, eventually forging a Hall of Fame career that redefined ball‑handling.
The San Antonio Spurs squandered a 29‑point advantage in the NBA Finals, drawing harsh criticism from analyst Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal. Social media echoed the backlash as the Knicks set up a Game 5 showdown.
Charles Barkley called the San Antonio Spurs the dumbest basketball team in history after they squandered a 29‑point lead in Game 4 against the New York Knicks, a collapse that sparked fan outrage and a looming must‑win Game 5.
The San Antonio Spurs squandered a massive advantage, losing 107‑106 to the New York Knicks in a game that featured sharp rebukes from NBA legends.
The Knicks rallied from a 29‑point hole to beat the Spurs 107‑106, with analysts blasting the Texas side's second‑half effort and the team now one win away from its first title since 1973.
Charles Barkley called the Spurs the 'dumbest basketball team in the history of civilization' after they blew a 29‑point lead, while Shaq echoed his concerns about the team's second‑half complacency.
Coach Kenny Brooks announced the addition of 6‑foot‑4 forward Me’Arah O’Neal and 5‑foot‑4 guard Jenna Amoore, highlighting their backgrounds and potential impact on the Wildcats' upcoming campaign.