Rucker Park, a basketball landmark, will always be remembered through NBA players.
Rucker Park’s Changing Basketball Landscape Marvin “Hammer” Stevens observes the courthouse at Rucker Park from the comfort of his tent, shaking his head at the intensity of the streetball game unfolding in front of him. A player attempts a layup, misses, retrieves his own shot, and tries again—only to miss once more. It’s a warm […]
Caitlin Clark comments on her teammates’ popular bikini video: ‘Concentrate on basketball’
WNBA Players Goofing Off Before a Match Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull were spotted enjoying some downtime poolside before their game. And then there’s Caitlyn Clark—maybe she was or wasn’t doing the same, who knows? Cunningham, who plays for the Indiana Fever, shared a TikTok showcasing her in a bikini ahead of the game against […]
College basketball update: 1983 NC State team has NIL case thrown out
1983 NC State Men’s Basketball Team Lawsuit Dismissed Members of the 1983 NC State Men’s Basketball Team attempted to seek compensation for their experiences, but a judge has declined their request. This national championship team, instructed by Jim Valvano, initiated a lawsuit last year. They claimed that the NCAA and others had, for over 40 […]
The decision to keep the NCAA Tournament unchanged is beneficial for women’s college basketball.
NCAA Tournament Format Remains Unchanged This week, Dan Gavitt, who is the senior vice president of basketball at the NCAA, confirmed that the NCAA tournaments for both men’s and women’s basketball will keep the current format of 68 teams for the upcoming season. There won’t be any expansion just yet. That said, discussions will continue […]
Transfer portal assisted this women’s basketball coach in creating a team ready for success in its debut season.
Rising Coaches and Roster Changes Ahead of 2025-26 Season Last spring, five head coaches began their first seasons leading teams that had roots in the NCAA Tournament. Jan Jensen helped Iowa progress to the second round after stepping in from the Resubmitter. Meanwhile, after Carl Smesco left to coach the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream, Chelsea Lyles […]
Unique basketball card autographed by Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant may reach a historic $6 million.
A remarkable basketball card is set to make history. This one-of-a-kind card features jersey patches adorned with images, autographs, and highlights from iconic players Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. It is projected to fetch an impressive $6 million at auction later this month. The 2007 Upper Deck dual logoman showcases a piece of Bryant’s Los […]
The top 100 rivalries in men’s college basketball: Rankings from 100 to 76, featuring Memphis and Tennessee.
Before diving in, here are a couple of things to note. First off, this list exclusively focuses on Division I men’s basketball rivalries. So, if you’re looking for matchups like Calvin University vs. Hope College or Ferris vs. Grand Valley State, you’re in the wrong place. Secondly, the accuracy of this list is solid. No […]
Excitement is already rising for this newcomer in ACC women’s basketball.
North Carolina Women’s Basketball Update North Carolina’s women’s basketball coach, Courtney Banghart, is coming off a successful season, with 29 wins and a spot in the Sweet Sixteen. However, her star player, Alyssa Ustby—who is regarded as the program’s greatest rebounder—has exhausted her eligibility. To help fill those gaps, Banghart has turned to the transfer […]
6 men’s college basketball teams that improved this offseason, and 2 that declined
College Basketball Offseason: A Look Ahead The college basketball season for boys is a quick dash rather than a prolonged journey. With no team playing more than 40 games, including postseason matches, it’s an efficient sprint to the championship. Interestingly, the offseason is mirroring this quick pace. Many players have already made moves, often before […]
Tulane basketball player Gregg Glenn III passes away at 22 in a tragic incident
Tragic Loss in Tulane Basketball A Tulane University basketball player passed away in what is being described as a “tragic accident” over the weekend, the university announced Monday. Greg Glenn III, who was a prominent player for the Green Wave—starting 34 games last season—was just 22 years old, hailing from Pompano Beach, Florida. His death […]