Daily Archives: September 30, 2026

Recapping Cavs Media Day with one quote from each player

CLEVELAND — Media day is chaotic. Players are asked very random questions about their summers. Some of it is interesting. Some of it isn’t. There often isn’t a throughline to what is said, and it’s impossible to synthesize everything into one cohesive story. So instead of trying to do so, I’m going to just give you one interesting thing each …

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Non-Conference Preview: Marquette – Yahoo Sports

We are counting down the days to the start of the college basketball season. If you’re reading this on the day is was published, we have 47 days to the official start of College Basketball, and 36 days until we can see the team in action against K-State (presuming it’s televised). Advertisement The Full Non-Conference Schedule: October 23rd — at …

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Practice brings reality of competition for spots, minutes

The bright lights of Media Day have been dimmed. Now, as Noah Clowney said Monday, it’s all about five words: “Let the best man win.” With so much unsettled, not surprising on a team that’s still the league’s youngest, the Brooklyn Nets had their first practice Tuesday at HSS Training Center. We’re only three weeks before opening night at Barclays …

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Five teams with the best chance to dethrone the New York Knicks

For the first time since Bruce Lee’s “Enter the Dragon” was still in theaters, the New York Knicks enter the NBA season as the defending champions — and the favorites to come out of the East and defend their crown. As Adam Silver is all too happy to tell you, the NBA has had eight different champions in the past …

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Angelo Brizzi’s Long College Basketball Journey Comes Full Circle at UNC

Seven years ago, Angelo Brizzi visited Chapel Hill as a high school basketball recruit. At the time, Roy Williams was North Carolina’s head coach. Caleb Love and Walker Kessler were among the other recruits on campus. Brizzi was considering the Tar Heels, but ultimately chose Villanova before UNC’s point guard recruitment completely played itself out. Advertisement He probably couldn’t have …

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Arizona basketball makes pitch to 5-star recruits Wabbington, Diggs

Arizona brought in priority recruits Darius Wabbington and Adan Diggs for its Red-Blue Showcase, but the Wildcats still face plenty of competition. Diggs, the five-star Goodyear Millennium guard, has said he had plans to visit up to six other schools, while Wabbington has a final one scheduled for Texas in November. Advertisement The five-star center from Phoenix Sunnyslope, Wabbington, has …

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Ranking the Roster: Brayden Burries hits the gas at 6

Editor’s note: Burries and Turner were tied at the last possible moment we could schedule the next article, so we flipped a coin and landed on Burries at six. It’s time to look at Brayden Burries, the Bucks’ new rookie prospect who has created some serious buzz with fans after his scintillating Summer League performance. Burries is a 6’4″ combo …

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Cavs season preview: Jaylon Tyson – Is there more to uncover?

Jaylon Tyson was one of the only things going right for the Cleveland Cavaliers at the start of last season. Everything that could go wrong for Cleveland was trending that way. Darius Garland lost a toe. De’Andre Hunter lost his mind. And Lonzo Ball lost… everything. Advertisement The perfect 15-0 record that Cleveland had to begin the previous season had …

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Illinois to Host 5-Star Brady Pettigrew, Top Player in the State

Get your latest Illini news on Locked On Illini on Youtube and right here on Illinois Roundtable! Brad Underwood and the Fighting Illini have welcomed several highly-regarded basketball recruits on campus in recent weeks, but Friday’s scheduled visit from Brady Pettigrew may be the most significant of them all. Advertisement Pettigrew, a five-star guard from Bolingbrook High School, and the …

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Texas G Mikey Lewis fractured his foot in practice

The high expectations surrounding the 2026-27 season for the Texas Longhorns suffered a blow on Wednesday when the school announced that junior guard Mikey Lewis fractured the fifth metatarsal in his right foot during practice this week. The 6’3, 195-pounder is scheduled to undergo surgery in Austin on Thursday and will be out “for an extended period of time.” However, …

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Caleb Martin remains a Dallas Maverick

NBA veteran forward Caleb Martin begins his eighth professional season and his third with the Dallas Mavericks as the calendar marches toward opening day. Martin is on the third year of a $35 million contract he signed with the 76ers in the summer of 2024. He joined the Mavericks as part of a bizarre move by former General Manager Nico …

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D’Angelo Russell leaves NBA, signs with China’s Shanghai Sharks

D’Angelo Russell has a new home and it will be in China. Days after his release by the Memphis Grizzlies, the 30-year-old Russell has signed with the Shanghai Sharks of the China Basketball Association, the league announced on Wednesday. Advertisement Russell teased the move following his release last week by posting a video of his daughter saying “Ni Hao,” which …

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Neo Avdalas Has One Goal for UNC Basketball: ‘Just Win’

There will be plenty of discussion about exactly what Neo Avdalas’ role should be for North Carolina basketball this season. Is the 6-foot-9 Virginia Tech transfer the Tar Heels’ point guard? Does Terrence Brown handle those responsibilities? Can they simply share them? How much will Avdalas score compared to how much he facilitates? Advertisement Ask Avdalas, though, and the answer …

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The Day a 21-Year Old Took the Leap

How great was Tracy McGrady way back in 2000? Ben Taylor of Thinking Basketball takes us back to December 2, 2000—a … Source link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps7_E_ycYKI Author : Publish date : [publish_date] Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the linked Source.

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