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After playing for Chicago in the NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League and reaching a tentative agreement to sign an Exhibit 10 contract with the Bulls, undrafted wing Donovan Atwell has committed to returning to college basketball for the 2026/27 season and plans to rejoin Texas Tech, the Red Raiders announced (via Twitter). Atwell is one […]
When it comes to the 2026-27 Kentucky Basketball roster, we pretty much know who the heavy-hitters are. Milan Momcilovic will challenge to be the sport’s best 3-point shooter yet again, while other names like Malachi Moreno, Zoom Diallo, Alex Wilkins, and Kam Williams (if healthy) also have the potential to make a major impact next […]
We are less than a month away from the Cincinnati Bengals opening the season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. As teams continue their training camps and preseason schedule, all eyes will soon turn to the games that count, and for these two teams, that date is September 13th. The Bengals have been relatively lucky on […]
The Cleveland Cavaliers have a low-risk trade target on their roster for the Philadelphia 76ers.
Joe Dean Jr., who followed in his father’s footsteps to become an SEC basketball broadcaster and who also had a successful career as a coach and athletic director, has died at the age of 71. Dean Jr. played basketball for the Mississippi State Bulldogs under coach Kermit Davis Sr. and parlayed that into a coaching career,…
On Aug. 15 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, Gonzaga Bulldogs alum and 6-2, 220-pound guard Jeremy Pargo was named the BIG3’s Most Valuable Player. The 2007-08 West Coast Conference Player of the Year is also a three-time all-star with the ever-growing 3-on-3 league founded by rapper Ice Cube. At 40 years old, […]
If Jaylon Tyson improves, the Cleveland Cavaliers should feel comfortable trading Max Strus.
Celtics reporter Noa Dalzell projects why Payton Pritchard and Hugo Gonzalez are the two Celtics who are most likely to leap next season. A closer look at Payton Pritchard’s numbers without Jaylen Brown on the floor last season, plus some thoughts on why Hugo Gonzalez is poised for a sophomore leap. Payton Pritchard is coming off [...] The post Which two Celtics are Most Likely to Make a Leap Next Season? | You Got Boston w/ Noa Dalzell appeared first on CLNS Media .
The Celtics are going to love Robinson's offensive rebounding, but he'll also help win the possession battle in many other ways.
Texas A&M added a former Texas guard to its 2026-27 roster on Monday. The post Texas A&M adds 5th-year commitment from former Texas guard appeared first on Saturday Down South .
This was supposed to be a conversation about basketball, but things that are bigger than basketball ended up occupying much of Swish Appeal’s interview with Yevheniia Putra. The 22-year-old 6-foot-3 center who is preparing for her sophomore season at Louisville is from Kyiv, Ukraine. Putra shared her perspective of the on-going conflict in her home […]
Per Coppin State’s official schedule release, the Eagles will be traveling to Villanova for a late-November clash. A year ago, Coppin State finished 7-24 (5-9 in MEAC play), which was good for sixth in an eight-team league. The Eagles were ineligible for the MEAC Tournament due to Academic Progress Rate penalties issued by the NCAA. […]
Angel Reese had a chance to win the Atlanta Dream game against the Indiana Fever on Sunday. However, she missed the potential game-winner late in the heated matchup, receiving backlash from fans and analysts, including Skip Bayless. The three-time All-Star is one of the most relentless rebounders in the WNBA today. She is averaging a [...] The post Skip Bayless does not hold back on Angel Reese after seeing her against Fever appeared first on ChiCitySports .
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – University of Louisville student-athletes Ava Venturelli of softball and Cecilia Kern of rowing were nominated to represent the Atlantic Coast Conference as members of its 2026-27 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). The committee features student-athletes who will help represent the perspectives and priorities of more than 12,200 student-athletes across the league.
Raheem Sterling has been spotted doing a different job three months after being arrested, as the ex-Chelsea star continues to look for a club.
Jeff Zucker’s career ascended over the same period the cable bundle took off. Now, he’s predicting its demise. Zucker, who served as the chief executive at both NBCUniversal and CNN during his career in television, knows better than most just how valuable that cable bundle used to be, and still is. Somewhere around 62 million…
5-star guard prospect NaVorro Bowman Jr. has set up five visits. Which teams stands out as the best potential fits?
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The Ohio State women's basketball team announced on Monday that the Buckeyes will host the UConn Huskies inside the Schottenstein Center on Thursday, Nov. 12. The game time will be determined at a later date.
The Indiana Fever played a thriller at State Farm Arena on Sunday. The Fever, led by Caitlin Clark, played an exceptionally team-game in the overtime win. However, controversy quickly clouded the post-game storyline when a WNBA analyst, Maurice, claimed HC Stephanie White gave more of the credit to Clark’s teammate Kelsey Mitchell, when it should’ve […] The post “That Was Ridiculous”: WNBA Analyst Pushes Back on Stephanie White for Crediting Kelsey Mitchell Over Caitlin Clark’s 26-Point Outi...
NORMAN — Junior forward Kayla Keefer was named Southeastern Conference (SEC) Offensive Player of the Week as announced by the league office Monday, Aug. 17. It's the second weekly SEC award in Keefer's career after she was named SEC Freshman of the Week in 2024.
The Wisconsin Badgers are midway through Fall camp, as they prepare for their Week 1 matchup against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish next month. There’s been a ton of changes to the roster, with new starters at nearly every single position group. Among the most promising parts of the team is a young-and-improving offensive line. […]
In one of the marquee non-conference matchups of the college basketball season, Washington will face Baylor on December 19, 2026, at Climate Pledge Arena, headlining the inaugural Seattle Holiday Classic.
Social media is a terrible place to learn about anything, but there is perhaps no phrase more ill-suited for the Twitter or YouTube search bar than "Angel Reese." The reasons for this are obvious and not worth getting into here—there are a bunch of racist losers on there who have made Reese a target in their increasingly toxic culture war—but even under better circumstances, Reese's game would be a tough fit for 15-second, vertical video highlights. This is a player whose unique, maddening, an...
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