Daily Archives: September 9, 2026

Leading scorer Cade Tyson rejoins Minnesota in aim for 5th year, as courts sort out eligibility

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota’s leading scorer Cade Tyson has rejoined the team with the intent to play this season, the university announced on Tuesday. The 6-foot-7 Tyson has enrolled in classes for the fall semester and will practice with the Gophers while waiting for official eligibility clearance. Advertisement Tyson was part of a group of college basketball players from the …

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Derik Queen on when he knew he was NBA ready 🔥

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Duke Basketball 2026-27 Opening ACC Opponent Revealed

The Duke basketball program will once again enter the college basketball season as the cream of the crop out of the ACC. However, in 2026-27, the league as a whole could be in a much better spot in terms of depth than in any of the last several years. Although they are the favorite, the Blue Devils will have some …

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Trademark filing hints at more ABA celebrations for New York Nets

The Brooklyn Nets could be in for more ABA-related fun during the 2026-27 season. A week ago, the team announced plans to celebrate the franchise’s 60th anniversary with an “ABA Night” on November 18. This week, a Sacramento Kings fan account on X discovered the NBA filed to trademark the term “ABA CHALLENGE SERIES” and an accompanying wordmark in late …

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5 outrageous things I want from the Suns for my birthday

No, this is not an attempt to get birthday wishes from our faithful Bright Siders. But I was thinking about some outrageous things that would be great to see from the Suns this season. Some bold takes. What better way to wish for some wild outcomes than to do it while blowing out some candles? That way, you can’t hold …

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Jordan Hawkins traded to Memphis Grizzlies

Former Husky star and national champion Jordan Hawkins will be sporting some new threads when the NBA season tips off next month. The New Orleans Pelicans guard was traded to the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday morning along with Micah Peavy and two second-round picks in exchange for AJ Johnson and Taj Gibson. In two years at UConn, Hawkins emerged as …

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Gonzaga May Have College Basketball’s Best Starting Frontcourt. It Still Needs Izan Almansa.

Izan Almansa committed to Gonzaga in May, giving Mark Few a 6-foot-10 former G League Ignite forward with a year in Australia’s NBL, time in Real Madrid’s system and more experience against grown men than most players Gonzaga brings in from the high school or transfer ranks. He joined what is probably the most exciting frontcourt in college basketball for …

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Sixers sign Dillon Jones to Exhibit 10 deal

Sixers sign Dillon Jones to Exhibit 10 deal originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia The Sixers have added Dillon Jones to their training camp roster. The team announced Tuesday that it has signed Jones, who won NBA championships in his first two professional seasons with the Thunder and then the Knicks. Advertisement The deal is an Exhibit 10 contract, according …

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Report: Wizards promote Amber Nichols to VP of Basketball Operations and Personnel

The Washington Wizards have promoted Amber Nichols to vice president of basketball operations and player personal, HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto reported Tuesday. Nichols previously served as the Wizards’ director of amateur evaluation. Before that role, she served as general manager of the Capital City Go-Go — Washington’s G League affiliate. Wizards general manager Will Dawkins praised Nichols’ role in the team’s …

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