Daily Archives: May 14, 2026

Former UNC commit chooses American Conference program in portal

College basketball players can no longer enter the transfer portal, but they can still decide their 2026-27 destinations. That includes a big man who initially committed to UNC. On Tuesday, Florida Atlantic transfer Maxim Logue committed to the Memphis Tigers. Advertisement Instead of debuting for Michael Malone during his first year at North Carolina, Logue will play for Penny Hardaway …

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Rutgers Basketball Adds Bryant to 2026-2027 Schedule

The 2026-2027 Rutgers basketball schedule is starting to take shape. A few days ago, the Big Ten released Rutgers’ home and away conference opponents for next season. On top of that, the teams in each bracket for the Players Era Tournament have been revealed as well, with Rutgers waiting to see who it will play in round 1. Now the …

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Why would the Celtics ever break up Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown?

Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are the most accomplished duo of their NBA generation. There, I’ve said it, and I don’t think it should be all that controversial. My question, then: Why would anyone want to break the Jays apart? Advertisement In nine seasons together, the Boston Celtics teammates have been to five Eastern Conference finals and a pair of …

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Victor Wembanyama vs. Wilt Chamberlain: Who’s the real NBA block leader?

San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama made history last week. With 12 blocks in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Minnesota Timberwolves, the 22-year-old broke the official NBA record for most blocked shots in a playoff game. Advertisement Wemby’s block party came in a losing effort, but the team’s official social media account made sure to shout …

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Knicks Bulletin: ‘I’m just sitting there praying that I’m healed’

Crazy fact I found out today: It’s been six years since COVID-19 began. Now for the shocking news, it turns out it’s actually been eight years since the last time the Knicks played basketball. Would you believe that!? Advertisement Here’s the latest from Tarrytown. On OG Anunoby’s limited participation in practice on Wednesday: “(The medical staff) told me what he …

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Sixers 2026 NBA mock draft roundup

Fresh off another drama-filled lottery, the league has turned its attention to the NBA Draft Combine, with the 2026 class shaping up to feature some of the best depth in years. Prospects are getting their measurements updated and putting themselves through agility tests, workouts and scrimmages. With mock drafts popping up from reputable sources and the draft just over a …

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Tennessee reportedly hosting 6-foot-10 rim protector, former teammate of Terrence Hill Jr.

Tennessee reportedly hosting 6-foot-10 rim protector, former teammate of Terrence Hill Jr. originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Tennessee Volunteers are looking to round out their highly successful recruiting class for the upcoming season. Head coach Rick Barnes has already added multiple offensive weapons to the roster through …

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Cavs lock down Cade in OT win, Wemby wows in the West + NBA news & Draft Combine check-in

Subscribe to The Kevin O’Connor Show Kevin O’Connor & Tom Haberstroh break down the Cavaliers’ wild overtime win over the Pistons and how Detroit’s offense fell apart under Cleveland’s defensive pressure. They also dive into Victor Wembanyama’s incredible Playoff performance and debate if Minnesota has any hope left in their series. Advertisement Kevin and Tom offer their opinions on Daryl …

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VCU transfer forward commits to Tennessee basketball

VCU transfer forward Christian Fermin committed to Tennessee on Thursday, according to Joe Tipton of On3. The 6-foot-10, 225-pound senior was a three-star prospect in the Rams’ 2022 signing class. Fermin is from Pocono Mountain West High School in Pocono Summit, Pennsylvania. He played in 14 games as a freshman and averaged 3.3 minutes per contest. Advertisement Fermin started in …

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Spurs vs Timberwolves Prediction, Picks & Odds for NBA Playoffs Game 6

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here. The San Antonio Spurs can land the knockout punch on the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 6. San Antonio has a potent one-two combo, pairing Victor Wembanyama with feisty guard De’Aaron Fox. And while Fox may stand in Wemby’s lanky shadow, he’s the haymaker …

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ACC and Big Ten at odds over Duke media rights deal with Amazon

Duke basketball’s landmark exclusive media rights deal with Amazon has opened the eyes of college sports executives throughout the country about what is possible and how things should be regulated. The Blue Devils sold broadcast rights to three of their non-conference games next season, one of which is a massive tilt against defending national champion Michigan at Madison Square Garden. …

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How much blame does Daryl Morey deserve for the 76ers woes

A lot of terrible things have happened to the Philadelphia 76ers in the last decade. But how many of them actually happened under Daryl Morey’s watch? Daryl Morey was hired by the Philadelphia 76ers on November 2, 2020. By my calculations, most of the bad luck, incompetence, witchcraft, inexplicable disasters and tragicomedy that has resulted in the royally screwed 2026 …

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It felt like the league had passed Daryl Morey by

Daryl Morey’s tenure as Sixers’ president of basketball operations has come to an end. He will be remembered in Philadelphia as another key figure who couldn’t get over the hump that is the second round of the playoffs. He leaves the Sixers in a very similar situation to how he found them. The Joel Embiid and Paul George contracts are …

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