The Georgetown Hoyas were once a college basketball powerhouse but have now set the Big East record for consecutive losses.
Ja Morant is being sued for allegedly punching a teenager during a pickup game at his Tennessee home July 26. Morant is claiming self-defense.
Being Black in all-white spaces is a challenge even for multimillionaire basketball players. Donovan Mitchell who now plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers found that out the hard way while playing for the Utah Jazz.
The #31 draft pick last played for the Memphis Grizzlies.
Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain are Hall of Fame centers whose careers helped pave the way for the modern NBA. But what most don’t know is they were also the prototype for the activist athlete.
WNBA player Brittney Griner is home on U.S. soil, but her future remains unclear. The 32-year-old Houston native picked up a basketball during a workout at Sam Houston, the medical facility in San Antonio where she’s recovering after a nine-month jail stint in Russia.
After Steve Nash’s exit from the Brooklyn Nets, the sports world was convinced that suspended Boston Celtics coach Ime Udoka was going to be his replacement.
Brittney Griner has lost her appeal and will spend nine years in a Russian penal colony unless the U.S. can intervene.
Imprisoned WNBA star and two-time Olympian Brittney Griner celebrated her 32nd birthday in a Russian prison this week.
A friendly game of basketball turned deadly in Texas on Oct. 3. Asia Womack was playing ball with a male friend, but he shot and killed her when she won the bout. The 21-year-old’s death occurred Monday evening in South Dallas on Hamilton Avenue at T.G. Terry Park, which isn’t too far from her home. […]
Griner was sentenced to nine years in a Russian prison colony.
"My favorite saying to myself was always 'Make something bad that happened make sense down the line.' Whatever that may be. That's all I used to tell myself. Let me make this negative make sense down the line. And I always told myself whenever I got down, whenever I felt a certain type of way." -Demar Derozan on "The Draymond Green Show"
