Yearly Archives: 2026

Where North Carolina’s Backcourt Ranks in ACC

Despite the circumstances that the North Carolina Tar Heels found themselves in this offseason, it has been a swift turnaround ever since hiring Michael Malone as the next head coach. After firing Hubert Davis and losing eight players from last season’s rotation in the transfer portal and the upcoming NBA Draft, the Tar Heels’ roster was in flux, to say …

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Top 3 Games on Duke Basketball’s ACC Slate (Excluding UNC)

The Atlantic Coast Conference has released every program’s opponents for the 2026-27 season. For the second year in a row, an 18-game conference slate will be played. Each team has a primary partner and a variable partner, which it plays both home and away. The primary partner remains the same while the variable partner changes each year. Advertisement Duke’s primary …

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Knicks’ Mitchell Robinson plots NBA Finals return despite surgery

New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson plans to play in Game 1 of the NBA Finals after having surgery for a broken right pinkie finger, according to ESPN.com. Robinson plans to wear a brace on his right hand. Robinson was injured sometime during Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers and appeared to favor his right during the third …

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One ACC Road Game That Could Trip Duke Basketball Up

The Duke Blue Devils now know all of their ACC opponents for the 2026-27 season and which programs they will face twice. The ACC is playing an 18-game conference schedule for the second year in a row, with each team having a primary partner and a variable partner, which it will play both home and away. Each team’s primary partner …

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Ex-NBA Player Rozier Accused Of Giving Bettors Inside Info On Leaving Game In Exchange For $100,000

Federal prosecutors alleged on Thursday that former NBA player Terry Rozier arranged a $100,000 payoff to leave a game early as part of a plan shared with bettors. Prosecutors from the Eastern District of New York filed a superseding indictment hours after co-conspirator Marves Fairley pled guilty to two charges related to the NBA wagering scandal. Fairley told the court …

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Andrija Jelavic can unlock a completely different version of Ohio State’s frontcourt

Ohio State’s frontcourt overhaul this offseason was not just about adding size, it was about adding versatility. The Buckeyes needed more lineup flexibility, more offensive spacing, and more frontcourt skill to complement a roster that is increasingly being built around guard play, pace, and offensive movement under Jake Diebler. That is exactly why the addition of Andrija Jelavic feels so …

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How Many Playoff Games Will the Knicks Win?

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here. Start spreading the news: the New York Knicks are in the NBA Finals. While the Western Conference competitors — San Antonio and Oklahoma City — sort themselves out, the Eastern Conference champion Knicks sit with 12 total postseason wins and await their opponent …

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2026 NBA Most Improved Player Odds: Rise of Alexander-Walker

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here. All young players in the NBA have room for improvement, and Atlanta Hawks guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker is the one who made the proverbial “leap” in the NBA Most Improved Player odds. Advertisement Despite the NBA odds listing the Canadian at +1000 in late …

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Modern ACC Scheduling Is Awful

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – MARCH 14: Malik Thomas #1 of the Virginia Cavaliers guards Cameron Boozer #12 of the Duke Blue Devils in the second half during the finals of the men's ACC Tournament at Spectrum Center on March 14, 2026 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images) | Getty Images The ACC released the 2026-27 conference opponents …

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Devin Booker falls less than you probably thought he did

Flopping and falling. That has somehow become one of the primary conversations around the NBA during this postseason, which in and of itself is pretty embarrassing for the league. Then again, when you’re on the biggest stage and viewers are constantly watching players embellish contact and hit the floor trying to sell a whistle, people are going to notice. They’re …

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