These landmarks set a precedent for how future high school athletes can position themselves in the new world of NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) marketing.

BYU's AJ Dybantsa, Duke's Nikolas Khamenia, Michigan's Morez Johnson, and Kentucky's Jasper Johnson were among the other standouts from Team USA camp and tryouts.

BYU basketball signee AJ Dybansta is currently training with the Team USA U-19 team. Dybansta has been the star according to reports coming out of recent practi ...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Incoming Arizona freshman Koa Peat was named one of 18 finalists for USA Basketball’s U19 team, ...

AJ Dybantsa Reveals Three NBA Players Kevin Young Has Him Studying at BYU originally appeared on Athlon Sports. When AJ ...

KSR has boots on the ground in Colorado Springs for 2025 USA Basketball Men’s U19 National Team Training Camp, Mark Pope ...

AJ Dybantsa has boldly declared the goal for BYU basketball next season: a national championship. This isn't just a lofty aspiration; it's a statement of intent.

Denver native Josiah Sanders received a call that he deems "the opportunity of a lifetime." He hopes to take advantage of the ...

BYU's heralded freshman-to-be AJ Dybantsa leads college basketball in NIL valuation despite being all about basketball.

The 2025-26 Big 12 conference play draw is now official for Bobby Hurley and his Arizona State basketball program. The Sun ...

With top-ranked AJ Dybantsa leading a new era, BYU basketball is generating national buzz, and now targeting elite 2025 ...

Before playing a college game, BYU’s AJ Dybantsa has already earned $4.1 million in NIL deals with Nike, Red Bull, and more.