Tag: NCAA
LaVar Ball said Wednesday that he is launching a basketball league for nationally ranked players who have graduated from high school but don’t want to go to college. Ball said his Junior Basketball Association — which he said is fully funded by his Big Baller Brand — plans to pay the lowest-ranked player a salary […]
With momentum gathering to reshape the one-and-done draft entry rule, NBA commissioner Adam Silver and NBPA executive director Michele Roberts met with the new Commission on College Basketball in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, league sources told ESPN. Silver and Roberts delivered the league and union perspectives on issues facing the basketball industry, including ways that […]
LaVar Ball will stop at nothing to build his brand, but is pulling LaMelo out of school the best idea?
The FBI confirmed that college basketball has a big money problem. But it won’t go away until NCAA fixes their rules.
The biggest news in college basketball has come in August, typically one of the quietest recruiting months of the year. Marvin Bagley III, the nation’s No. 1 high school recruit from the Class of 2018, made his announcement to reclassify up to the Class of 2017 on Monday, which means he will immediately be a […]
Brown’s got one of best jobs in NBA, made a lot of money and remains immersed in pro game. For now, NCAA ball doesn’t intrigue him, I’m told Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter
Jake Rauchbach breaks down several of the top prospects at the recent Portsmouth Invitational.
Charlotte Hornets associate head coach Patrick Ewing will meet Monday with Georgetown officials about the Hoyas’ coaching vacancy, league sources have confirmed to ESPN. The Hornets play Tuesday night in Washington against the Wizards, affording Ewing the chance to meet directly with school officials. Source: ESPN
DeAndre Ayton is the No. 1 high school prospect in the country, and he’s the type of big man taking the NBA by storm.
Joel Brigham identifies the must know McDonald’s All-Americans, who will be the top NBA Draft prospects in short order.
