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Adrian “Odie” Smith, whose Hall of Fame basketball career included a college national title with Kentucky, a gold medal at the 1960 Rome Olympics and a 10-year stint in the NBA, has died at age 89. Smith died on April 28th, the University of Kentucky said in a statement. There was no word on how o
Bryson Graham, who began his career as an intern in the New Orleans Pelicans basketball operations department, now will be in charge of bringing the Chicago Bulls back to respectability. The Bulls on Monday named Graham their new executive vice president of basketball operations, replacing Artūras K
A little more than a month after Geno Auriemma’s UConn women’s basketball team’s title bid ended with a Final Four loss to South Carolina, Auriemma reflected on his heated postgame exchange with South Carolina coach Dawn Staley. “When I walked into the locker room afterward with the coaches, you ar
At least 32 states will have a shot clock for the 2025-26 high school basketball season.
The Chicago Bulls have made a significant front-office move, hiring Bryson Graham as their new executive vice president of basketball operations, the team announced Monday. The move signals a fresh direction for a franchise looking to reestablish itself as a contender in the Eastern Conference. Gr
The Vols are flexing their financial muscle after securing the Wake Forest transfer to push their projected roster payroll over the $15 million mark
BYU’s newest freshman phenom is officially on campus.
Michael Malone isn't done adding to his first UNC basketball roster. The Tar Heels' latest contact is an elite shot blocker from Florida Atlantic.
The Chicago Bulls hired Atlanta Hawks executive Bryson Graham to lead their front office on Monday, hoping he can turn around a struggling franchise. Graham takes over as Chicago's executive vice president of basketball operations after the organization fired Arturas Karnisovas a month ago.