BIG3 is a 3-on-3 basketball league founded by hip-hop musician and actor Ice Cube, consisting of 12 teams with rosters ...

The BIG3 officially launched its next era today, unveiling a brand-new set of logos and rosters for eight all-new city-based ...

From a challenging upbringing on the north side of St. Louis, to her historic run as the first Black female head coach of the Notre Dame women’s basketball team, she’s experienced success in ...

For the next 30 days, every player in college basketball is essentially a free agent. Players whose coach left the school and graduate transfers have already been eligible to enter the portal and ...

It proved to be another tremendous season throughout the state when it came to boys basketball. On a daily basis, there were great games and tremendous moments. From start to finish, it was ...

There has been no college basketball season in recent memory where it felt like the gap between the sport’s four or five best teams and the rest of the country was as wide as the one we’ve ...

Others would be new teams built from scratch, likely in major markets that do not currently house major basketball teams. In addition to permanent members -- likely 12 --there would also be ...

A new team could emerge in the Paris market, owned by Qatar Sports Investments, which owns soccer giant Paris Saint-Germain. The 2024 Olympic host city already counts as its own Paris Basketball ...

The Ohio Prep Sports Media Association has released the first set of the 2024-2025 All-Ohio boys basketball teams. The All-Ohio teams are based on nominations from the seven districts of the ...

The Indiana Basketball Coaches Association released its 2024-25 IBCA/Franciscan Health boys basketball Supreme 15 and Large and Small School All-State teams. The Supreme 15 is the top honor ...

He improved his game (and stats) across the board from a first-team all-state spot last year, delivering Windsor's first boys basketball title in 101 years with a virtuoso season. The Wizards ...

and was a student-athlete on the 1997 National Championship team at Arizona. He has also served as an assistant coach under Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famers Luke Olson and John Calipari.