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Mike Martin, the winningest coach in Brown men’s basketball history, is departing the program to join Mike Boynton’s staff at Michigan. The move adds an experienced head coach to the Wolverines’ bench.
Walker Kessler says he is fully healthy heading into next season and ready to give everything to the Lakers. His comments come after Los Angeles invested money and draft assets to acquire him.
Eleven Division I athletes have filed a federal class action lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s new eligibility rules. The athletes allege the rules harmed their ability to extend their college careers after exhausting eligibility in the 2025-26 season.
Lagerald Vick, who played for Kansas during the Jayhawks’ 2018 Final Four season, has been charged with attempted first-degree murder in Tennessee. The charge marks a serious legal development involving the former college basketball standout.
The 2026 NBA Summer League is underway, giving teams and fans an initial look at this year’s rookie class in game action. Early debuts are drawing attention as top newcomers begin adjusting to the professional stage.
No. 1 pick AJ Dybantsa delivered 23 points and seven rebounds as Washington defeated Sacramento 104-85 on Sunday night. The Wizards remained undefeated in summer league play with the victory in Las Vegas.
The Golden State Warriors have agreed to hire longtime NBA coach Frank Vogel as associate head coach under Steve Kerr. Vogel will fill the staff vacancy created by Terry Stotts’ departure.
The University of Michigan regents are expected to discuss an investigation into the culture of the athletic department on Thursday. A decision regarding athletic director Warde Manuel’s future is expected in the coming days as part of that review.
Charlotte president of basketball operations Jeff Peterson described the LaMelo Ball trade as one of the toughest decisions he has made. Peterson said the move was made with the organization’s broader goal of building sustained success in mind.
Gary Trent Jr. has agreed to remain with the Milwaukee Bucks on a four-year, $64 million contract. The deal keeps the veteran guard in Milwaukee as the Bucks continue shaping their roster.
A lighthearted moment involving Ja Morant drew attention when the Portland Trail Blazers guard appeared to sign a jersey with the wrong number. The incident centered on Morant seemingly forgetting his updated jersey number while autographing the item.
Ja Morant said his offseason trade from the Grizzlies to the Trail Blazers gives him an opportunity for a new beginning. The guard also said he wants to show that his “bad guy” image is a misconception.
Valencia has signed Mario Saint-Supery after his freshman season at Gonzaga. The move takes the young guard from college basketball to a EuroLeague club.
Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson delivered an impressive first showing in Las Vegas, scoring 35 points in his summer league debut Friday night. His performance ranks as the second-highest scoring debut since the Las Vegas event began in 2004.
The Dallas Mavericks have signed prospect Tarik Biberovic, finalizing a six-team trade. The deal also brings Santi Aldama and Marcus Sasser to Dallas.
Andre Iguodala says Golden State being part of LeBron James’ free-agency considerations speaks to Stephen Curry’s influence. Iguodala, the 2015 Finals MVP, was a key figure in the Warriors’ championship battles with James’ Cavaliers.
A one-of-one Victor Wembanyama Panini Revolution vertical green Kaboom! card from 2024 has sold for $1,443,133. The sale was completed through trading card and alternative asset platform Alt.
NBPA executive director David Kelly criticized the NBA’s second apron, saying it is pushing teams toward decisions driven by cost control rather than basketball priorities. Kelly said the system is negatively affecting both players and fans.
Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs have agreed to a five-year, $252 million maximum rookie-scale contract extension. The deal ranks as the third-largest rookie extension in NBA history.
Former Miami Heat teammates Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro were involved in a physical altercation Friday morning at a practice court inside a Las Vegas hotel. During the incident, Adebayo struck Herro in the head area.
Trae Young expressed clear enthusiasm about continuing with the Wizards as the franchise moves into a new phase. Speaking at the news conference announcing his re-signing, Young emphasized his excitement about being part of the team’s long-term direction.
San Antonio Spurs center Luke Kornet has made a public pitch aimed at recruiting LeBron James. The comment adds a light offseason storyline involving one of the NBA’s most high-profile players.
Michigan State has named Jon Palumbo as interim athletic director while retaining Kevin M. Guskiewicz to lead the university. The moves provide leadership continuity after the school faced the possibility of losing both its president and athletic director.
Mike Boynton Jr. has agreed to a two-year contract to become Michigan’s next head men’s basketball coach. The school announced the move Friday.
Iowa State athletic director Jamie Pollard has announced he will retire in 2027. His departure will conclude a 22-year tenure leading the Cyclones’ athletic department.
Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving made an unexpected appearance at the NBPA Top 100 Camp, creating a memorable moment for some of the nation’s top high school basketball players. His visit offered campers a chance to learn directly from one of the NBA’s most skilled guards.
Several major NBA offseason matters remain unresolved as teams continue shaping their rosters. Among the biggest items still to be settled are Jalen Duren’s contract situation, Kawhi Leonard’s trade outlook and LeBron James’ future.
As LeBron James’ free agency draws attention across the league, six teams are positioned to present different types of offers. Their cases range from contract value to the broader factors that could shape his decision.
AJ Dybantsa delivered a standout performance in his Las Vegas debut, scoring a game-high 27 points. The No. 1 pick helped the Wizards defeat the Jazz in a matchup that also featured No. 2 pick Darryn Peterson.
AJ Dybantsa and Darryn Peterson, the top two picks in the 2026 NBA Draft, faced each other at Las Vegas Summer League. The matchup offered an early look at how both highly touted rookies handled their first head-to-head stage as professionals.
