Monthly Archives: August 2026

Report: Former Arizona wing Bennedict Mathurin signs with Pelicans

Bennedict Mathurin is headed to New Orleans. How long he’ll stay in the Big Easy remains to be seen. The former Arizona Wildcats standout has signed a two-year $16 million deal with the Pelicans that includes a player option, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported. According to Charania, Mathurin chose flexibility and an earlier route to unrestricted free agency versus longer-term offers …

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What are the Suns’ most tradable contracts?

For the Phoenix Suns, roster building has become as much about flexibility as talent. The Bradley Beal trade, followed by his buyout two years later, reinforced how quickly a massive contract can limit both options and leverage. That makes identifying movable deals increasingly important. Phoenix may not have a roster overflowing with trade assets, but it does have a few …

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Maryland Basketball Finds Instant Impact in Two Standout Newcomers

Power forward Tomislav Buljan and guard DJ Wagner have wasted no time making their mark in College Park, and Hoops HQ’s latest newcomer rankings reflect just how quickly they’ve elevated Maryland’s roster. Buljan debuts at No. 7, earning recognition as one of the Big Ten’s most polished and impactful frontcourt additions, while Wagner lands at No. 19, showcasing his playmaking, …

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Who will rule the NBA this season? Record projections for every team

The start of NBA training camps is still a little more than a month away, but it’s not too early to look ahead at the upcoming regular season. A busy offseason that saw stars like Giannis Antetokounmpo (Miami Heat), LeBron James (Philadelphia 76ers) and Jaylen Brown (76ers) find new homes has mostly wrapped up as teams enjoy their final month …

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Is former Duke forward Mark Mitchell eligible to play for Kentucky?

Former Duke forward Mark Mitchell took the college basketball world by storm, committing to transfer from Missouri to Kentucky over the weekend. Following his commitment, the SEC released a statement, saying, “Individuals who choose to leave college athletics, sign professional playing contracts, and compete professionally should not then be permitted to return to college competition.” Considering this news, many believed …

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Villanova’s non-conference schedule revealed – Yahoo Sports

Adam Zagoria of New York Times Sports and Forbes Spotts has announced the Wildcats’ out-of-conference games. The announcement reveals two exhibition games and two regular-season games that were unknown prior to this: Advertisement October 17 vs George Mason (exhibition) October 22 vs Virginia (exhibition) As speculated, the Wildcats have finished out the schedule with two more “buy games” against Rider …

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LeBron James and the PGA Tour to stage a two-day event at Firestone geared toward youth

ATLANTA — LeBron James’ growing passion for golf now includes a partnership with the PGA Tour announced Tuesday that will bring a two-day tournament to Firestone Country Club in his hometown of Akron, Ohio, next summer to connect youth with aspiring professionals. The LeBron James Family Foundation Invitational will be played July 6-7 on the South course at Firestone, where …

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Utah basketball guard Noam Yaacov ruled ineligible by NCAA

Noam Yaacov was expected to turn heads during his first year with the Utah Utes. But his time in college basketball will have to wait. Utah announced on Monday that Yaacov is now ineligible, after his NCAA waiver was appealed and denied. Utes basketball coach Alex confirmed the details. This was a blow for Utah, who viewed Yaacov as a …

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Josh Hart talks Scouting America ambassadorship, championship run

The champs have been busy this offseason, continuing their media tours with new sponsorships, talk shows, and overall just enjoying the best few months anyone could ask for as kings of their respective worlds. The extra media attention has given us some pretty cool opportunities at P&T. Kento talked to Karl-Anthony Towns last month, Russ got a chance to talk …

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Jordan Smith is the “alpha” on Arkansas basketball roster

Jordan Smith continues to receive effusive praise from national college basketball analysts not just for his athleticism and talent, but for his intangible qualities. On the CBS Sports Eye On College Basketball Podcast, hosted by Gary Parrish of CBS, 247Sports college basketball writer and editor Kyle Tucker revealed what people inside the Arkansas basketball program told him about Smith. Tucker …

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Ja Morant THROWS DOWN The AND-1 Slam! 😤 | #shorts

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Warriors sign Georges Niang – Yahoo Sports

The Golden State Warriors finalized their 15-man roster by signing veteran forward Georges Niang to a one-year, $3.9 million contract. Niang, who enters his 11th NBA season, brings much-needed frontcourt floor-spacing to Golden State. Known affectionately as “The Minivan,” the 33-year-old boasts a career 39.9% mark from three-point range. The Warriors plan to deploy him primarily as a stretch-four off …

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