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Why Louisville basketball dismissed former G League player

Louisville men’s basketball team will be without one of its key players for the upcoming season, as guard London Johnson has been dismissed from the program. “London Johnson has been dismissed from the University of Louisville men’s basketball team due to a violation of team rules and University policy. We wish him the best in […] The post Why Louisville basketball dismissed former G League player appeared first on ClutchPoints .

London Johnson dismissed from Louisville basketball team

An eventful Friday for the Louisville men’s basketball program continued with the news that senior point guard London Johnson has been dismissed. A statement from U of L read simply: “London Johnson has been dismissed from the University of Louisville men’s basketball team due to a violation of team rules and University policy. We wish […]

Žalgiriečių nuotykiai Kaune: tapo ugniagesiais

Pasiruošimą ateinančiam sezonui pradėję Kauno „ Žalgirio “ krepšininkai penktadienio popietę aplankė Valstybinės priešgaisrinės gelbėjimo tarnybos pareigūnus, kurie žalgiriečiams pademonstravo savo darbo užkulisius bei leido krepšininkams išbandyti įvairią ugniagesių techniką. Valstybinės priešgaisrinės gelbėjimo tarnybos pareigūnai budi prie „Žalgirio“ arenos per kiekvienas rungtynes, tad žalgiriečiai turėjo progą susipažinti su ugniagesių komanda ir jų darbo aplinka. ...

Illinois basketball reveals full 2026-27 non-conference schedule

It’s here! On a random Friday morning in August, Illinois announced its full non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 season. We’ve known a lot of these games already, but it’s nice to see them officially out somewhere. It starts with a trio of exhibitions, one on the road at Cincinnati, followed by two at home against […]

Can Kade Anderson Save the Mariners’ Season?

The tail end of summer is a great time for many reasons. The temperatures begin to drop, college sports start once again, but most importantly, MLB rookies get their late-season shot at a big-league roster. While rosters don’t expand to 40 like they did in the days of old, plenty of players are still called […] The post Can Kade Anderson Save the Mariners’ Season? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Jimmy Butler spotting back in lab shows long road back from ACL injury

Over the summer, the Golden State Warriors expect Jimmy Butler to return after suffering an ACL injury last year and essentially diffusing rumors that Butler is being traded. Moreover, the Warriors have seen progress in Butler’s recovery as the season approaches. On Friday, a video was posted of Butler back in the gym and getting […] The post Jimmy Butler spotting back in lab shows long road back from ACL injury appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Arkansas to Face Virginia in the Capital Showcase

For the first time in program history, Arkansas will play a game in Washington, D.C., as the Razorbacks face Virginia in this year’s edition of the Capital Showcase. The contest is set for Nov. 8 in the Capital One Arena. Tipoff is set for 1 pm (ET)/Noon (CT) and the game will be televised on ESPN.

Gallery: Methalie arrives on Wearside

Dayann Methalie's Sunderland journey is officially under way. Following his move from Toulouse, the French defender was welcomed to the Academy of Light and Stadium of Light as he began settling into life in red and white. The 20-year-old also met staff and teammates and got his first look at his new surroundings ahead of an exciting season in the Premier League and Europa League. Take a look at the best images from Dayann's first day on Wearside below.

U of L officially announces addition of Seth Trimble

He’s locked in: University of Louisville men’s basketball head coach Pat Kelsey announced the addition of fifth-year Seth Trimble to the 2026-27 roster. “Seth Trimble is one of the steadying forces in college basketball,” said Kelsey on the addition. “There’s no question that he will have an immediate impact on what we have been building this offseason. […]

Santi Aldama to miss FIBA World Cup qualifiers

The Dallas Mavericks acquired Santi Aldama early in the offseason to give them some additional versatility in the form of a big that can shoot. Daniel Gafford is not a deep threat, and although Dereck Lively has shown behind the scenes that he is working on his 3-point shot, it is likely not game-ready and […]

The NCAA’s biggest problem has infiltrated the Mountain West

Update: A federal appeals court has granted the NCAA a “stay,” effectively pausing Colorado’s July ruling that would have granted several athletes an extra year of eligibility, per the AP. College athletics — namely the two heavyweights, football and basketball — are in a state of chaos. No, we do not the beautiful chaos that […]

SB Nation Reacts: 80’s Celtics are kings of the court

As we celebrate History Month here at CelticsBlog, we just had to ask who would win a round robin of the Celtics greatest championship teams. Despite some crossover, we divided the franchise’s rich history into five squads by the stars that powered them: Bob Cousy and Bill Russell; Dave Cowen and John Havlicek; Larry Bird, […]

College Basketball Legend Once Compared to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Dies at 68

Wayne McKoy, one of the most celebrated players in St. John’s basketball history, departed on Tuesday morning. His story began long before he became a Johnnie. It began in Bayside, Queens, where an unusually tall kid found his way through childhood by turning to basketball. McKoy was already 6-foot-4 by the fourth grade, a size […] The post College Basketball Legend Once Compared to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Dies at 68 appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Former SMU Women’s Basketball Player Files Lawsuit Against NCAA Over Transfer Portal Violations

In the past, several lawsuits have challenged the NCAA transfer rules. Now, one case has the potential to shift the current policy paradigm, as former SMU women’s basketball player Kyla Deck has challenged the NCAA and SMU, alleging that the current rules violate several federal antitrust laws. “A former SMU women’s basketball player sued the […] The post Former SMU Women’s Basketball Player Files Lawsuit Against NCAA Over Transfer Portal Violations appeared first on EssentiallySports .

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