Kings general manager Scott Perry had an old clip of criticism regarding Zach LaVine resurface as the offseason starts.

Roebuck was named to the All-CIF-SS Open Division first team and was the Gateway League co-player of the year along ... assists than last year. “It’s funny, he averaged more points last ...

During the hours after the McDonald’s All-American Game, USC fans took to social media to brag about their future guard. Davidson put on a clinic in the all-star game, blocking shots and forcing ...

Colin Granger, a former Division 1 basketball player for Ohio University, Western Carolina and Coastal Carolina, is going to try to convert to an NFL tight end. The 6-foot-8, 245-pound Granger was ...

Basketball players making the switch from the hardwood to the gridiron is not unheard of. Antonio Gates and Tony Gonzalez are two of the well-known former college basketball players who developed ...

Florida Gatosr head coach Todd Golden spoke with the press ahead of his team's 2025 NCAA Tournament Championship Game matchup ...

Notre Dame could add as many as two transfers to reach the maximum 13 scholarship players for the 2025-26 season. There is a chance that college basketball rosters could expand to 15 scholarship ...

Then there's LJ Cryer, Houston's star player, who took the Cougars to the final stage through his top-notch defense. Both Duke and Auburn fell short of reaching the last act, but they both ...

Each year, the Naismith Men's College Player of the Year award is given to the nation's best men's college basketball player. The recipient of the Naismith Trophy is determined by a board that ...

Duke basketball’s Cooper Flagg was recognized ... Flagg was named the AP Player of the Year. The Blue Devils freshman averaged 18.9 points, 7.5 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game this season ...

April 4 - Cooper Flagg of Duke was named the Associated Press men's college basketball Player of the Year on Friday, becoming just the fourth freshman to earn the award. Flagg garnered 41 votes ...

Houston coach Kelvin Sampson, a North Carolina native, has a slew of sayings the Cougars have become familiar with ahead of their Final Four game vs. Duke.