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Why a shockingly small number of NCAA basketball players declared for the 2025 NBA Draft

NBA Draft may look a little bit different than previous years because the college basketball landscape is changing rapidly and dramatically.

The Indianapolis Star · 8h

UConn basketball star makes major decision on NBA draft, reshaping 2025-2026 season

Alex Karaban had declared from the NBA draft. His withdrawal from the draft process brings him back to UConn, a seismic offseason development.

Sports Illustrated · 1d

Duke Basketball Star Declares for 2025 NBA Draft

As the early entry deadline for the 2025 NBA Draft approached, Duke Basketball star Khaman Maluach made his decision to declare for the draft. He becomes a pote

Dick Barnett, NBA and Knicks

The Tennessean on MSN · 17h

Tennessee State basketball legend Dick Barnett, who played 14 years in the NBA, dies at 88

Dick Barnett led Tennessee State's basketball team to three consecutive NAIA national championships before going on to be an NBA All-Star.

USA TODAY Sports on MSN · 1d

Dick Barnett, Hall of Famer and two-time NBA champion with Knicks, dies at 88

The Basketball Hall of Famer, inducted in 2024, helped the New York Knicks win NBA titles in 1970 and 1973. Dick Barnett also won three NAIA titles.

Reuters · 2d

Hall of Famer, Knicks legend Dick Barnett dies at 88

Basketball Hall of Famer Dick Barnett, who played guard in both of the New York Knicks' NBA championship seasons, has died, the team announced on Sunday. He was 88.

Shaquille O'Neal set to be Sac State's basketball GM

Newsweek on MSN · 1d

Shaquille O'Neal is Returning to Basketball in Surprising Role

NBA legend and Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal will take on a new role in basketball. More Basketball news: Former NBA Star Mike Bibby Named New Head Coach at Sacramento State According to ESPN's Shams Charania,

USA TODAY Sports on MSN · 23h

Shaquille O'Neal to become Sacramento State men's basketball general manager, per report

Shaquille O'Neal is adding to his post-NBA resume. According to ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania, O'Neal — who is famously known as Shaq — is returning to the college ranks, as he has agreed to be the general manager for the Sacramento State men's basketball program.

FOX Sports on MSN · 23h

Shaquille O'Neal hired as voluntary GM for Sacramento State men's basketball

Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal has agreed to become the general manager of the men’s basketball program at Sacramento State.

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2025 NBA Mock Draft: Final lottery sim sends Cooper Flagg to unexpected contender

With the early entry deadline behind us and the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery around the corner, our final NBA mock draft sends ...

Where to watch Clippers vs. Nuggets free NBA live stream today

The only NBA Playoffs series that is tied 2-2 closes out the action on Tuesday, April 29 as the LA Clippers take on the ...

Duke basketball's Isaiah Evans on 2025 NBA Draft early entry list

Duke basketball's Isaiah Evans is set to return for his sophomore season. But Evans is on the NBA's list of early entrants ...

The Mirror US on MSN25m

Inside Brandin Podziemski's journey from multi-sport star to NBA playmaker

EXCLUSIVE: From curveballs to crunch-time charges, Golden State Warriors star Brandin Podziemski's path to NBA grit started ...

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4-time NBA champ named GM for Sacramento State basketball

Basketball Hall of Famer and four-time NBA champion Shaquille O'Neal has agreed to become the general manager for Sacramento ...

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Top transfer portal prospect commits to Duke basketball as he mulls NBA Draft

While going through the NBA Draft process, 6-6 guard Cedric Coward announced he’ll play for the Duke Blue Devils next season ...

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Bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365: NBA Playoffs Continue with $150 Promo This Week

The bet365 bonus code WEEK365 will drive a $150 NBA Playoffs promo or $1,000 first bet offer for Knicks-Pistons, ...

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NBA news: Kevin Durant, Victor Wembanyama chime in on “1 Gorilla vs. 100 Men” debate

NBA stars Victor Wembanyama and Kevin Durant gave their two cents on the latest question making the rounds on social media.

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