Yearly Archives: 2026

“He’s No Ryan Hampton”: Fans React as 5-Star Guard Commits to John Calipari’s Arkansas

Another highly touted perimeter player from high school has committed to John Calipari’s Arkansas Razorbacks. On Wednesday, Link Academy guard Davion Thompson committed to the Razorbacks. “I felt like it was the best decision and I am ready for the next step in my career,” Thompson told ESPN. “Coach Cal and the coaching staff have been recruiting me hard.” The …

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Knicks fans called ‘disgrace’ for Wemby egging, NBA Finals fights

From celebrity row at Madison Square Garden to the feud between owner James Dolan and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani over security at watch parties, Knicks fans have become a focal point of the 2026 NBA Finals. But they’re not all making the best impression with the franchise in the spotlight again, just one win away from winning its …

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Why Duke Basketball Can Earn 1-Seed in 2027 NCAA Tournament

The Duke Blue Devils will enter the 2026-27 college basketball season seeking their sixth National Championship in program history and their first under head coach Jon Scheyer. This upcoming season might be the best shot Scheyer has had since he took over for the Blue Devils four years ago. Scheyer and his staff put together one of the best rosters …

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Why This Non-Conference Game Crucial for Duke Basketball

The Duke Blue Devils will face what is likely the most challenging non-conference schedule of any team in college basketball next season. Jon Scheyer has made it a regularity to give his teams a gauntlet of a non-con schedule each season, but this upcoming campaign might be the most difficult yet. Mar 27, 2026; Washington, DC, USA; Duke Blue Devils …

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How Did The Season Of Ifs Go For Marquette Men’s Basketball?

Shouts to loyal reader and commenter mufan2006. They’re the reason why we are gathered here today, dearly beloved. Back in September, long before the 2025-26 season started for Marquette men’s basketball, I put together along list of If statements about the Golden Eagles for the upcoming campaign. It was a way of hanging a thesis statement on all of our …

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The Finals are about moments, and in Game 4 the Knicks had one that’ll last forever

The NBA Finals are about moments. And moments, by definition, are tiny slivers in time. A couple of seconds, maybe. An instant. Michael Jordan’s shrug. Michael Jordan’s pose. LeBron James’ chasedown block. Jerry West’s 60-footer to force overtime. Ray Allen’s 3-pointer to save Miami in 2013. Magic Johnson’s sky hook. Kobe Bryant jumping on a table, five fingers in the …

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Knicks Bulletin: ‘Right hand of God’

The Knicks are 3-1 in the NBA Finals. You saw it all. I just have no words. On believing in the comeback all day long: “I knew there was a lot of time left. I knew we’ve got to get a little lucky, but let’s do what we have to do to make some of that luck happen.” Advertisement On …

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