Author: Brandon King

2026 “Space Jam” Air Jordan XI Officially Releases December 12

Brandon King

The wait is almost over. The 2026 “Space Jam” Air Jordan XI is officially scheduled to release December 12, 2026, according to the latest release information from @zsneakerheadz. The highly anticipated retro will reportedly be available in full-family sizing, giving sneakerheads of all ages an opportunity to add one of the most recognizable Air Jordan colorways to their collection. The “Space Jam” Air Jordan 11 needs little introduction. Michael Jordan famously wore the silhouette in the 1996 film Space Jam, helping turn the black-and-royal colorway into one of the most…

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Becky Hammon Defends A’ja Wilson Amid World Cup Criticism: “If This Was a Man, There Would Be Nothing to Say”

Brandon King

Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon is standing behind A’ja Wilson following criticism surrounding the reigning WNBA MVP’s decision to withdraw from Team USA’s 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup roster. Asked about Wilson’s health and the criticism surrounding her decision to miss the tournament, Hammon made it clear that she believes Wilson has every right to prioritize her health. “A’ja has every right to do what she feels is best health wise,” Hammon said. Hammon also pushed back on what she sees as a double standard when it…

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Trey Kaufman-Renn Granted Temporary Restraining Order Against NCAA, Can Pursue Sixth College Season

Brandon King

Trey Kaufman-Renn has won a major early victory in his fight against the NCAA. A Clark County, Indiana judge has granted the former Purdue star a temporary restraining order against the NCAA, temporarily preventing the governing body from denying him college eligibility. The ruling allows Kaufman-Renn to join and be recruited by a college basketball program while he awaits another hearing on his request for a preliminary injunction. Kaufman-Renn spent five seasons at Purdue, including a redshirt season after suffering a knee injury as a true freshman. He went on…

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BREAKING: “Knicks” Air Jordan X OG Expected to Return in Fall 2027

Brandon King

image via zsneakerheadz The iconic “Knicks” Air Jordan 10 OG is currently expected to return during Fall 2027, according to sneaker leaker @zsneakerheadz. Originally released in 1995 as part of the Air Jordan 10 City Series, the “Knicks” colorway pays homage to New York with a clean white upper complemented by French Blue and Team Orange accents. The colorway has become one of the more recognizable Air Jordan 10s from the original City Series, making a potential 2027 comeback a major release for longtime Jordan fans and collectors. At this…

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Air Jordan 4 OG “Fire Red” Expected to Return Fall 2027 With Updated OG Details

Brandon King

One of the most iconic Air Jordan 4 colorways could be making its return. The Air Jordan 4 OG “Fire Red” is currently expected to return during Fall 2027, according to sneaker insiders @zSneakerHeadz and SneakerFiles. The upcoming retro is reportedly being positioned as an even more faithful recreation of the original 1989 release, with Jordan Brand expected to make several notable updates to the classic silhouette. Among the reported changes: The “Fire Red” Air Jordan 4 is one of the four original colorways of the silhouette, which debuted in…

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BREAKING: FAMU Starting QB Isaiah Knowles Out for Season

Brandon King

Florida A&M will be without starting quarterback Isaiah Knowles for the remainder of the 2026 season. Knowles, who was named the Rattlers’ starting quarterback ahead of the season, suffered an injury to his throwing hand during FAMU’s Orange Blossom Classic matchup against South Carolina State. The redshirt senior transferred to FAMU from Albany State and entered the season as one of the key pieces of the Rattlers’ new-look offense. Knowles made his FAMU debut in Week 0, completing 14 of 23 passes for 190 yards and a touchdown. His season-ending…

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First look at the 2026 “Sacramento” Air Jordan X

Brandon King

coming back. Originally released in 1995 as part of the Air Jordan X City Series, the Sacramento colorway stood apart from the Chicago, New York, Seattle and Orlando editions with its predominantly black upper and purple accents inspired by the Sacramento Kings.  Now, more than 30 years later, Jordan Brand is bringing the elusive colorway back for the first time. The 2026 retro features a black leather upper, purple detailing around the collar and outsole, and the classic Air Jordan X outsole graphic highlighting Michael Jordan’s career accomplishments. The upcoming…

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SEC–LSU Federal Court Hearing Continued as LSU Dispute Cools

Brandon King

The legal battle between the Southeastern Conference and LSU has cooled considerably — at least for now. The federal court hearing scheduled for Wednesday regarding the SEC’s lawsuit against LSU has been continued and will be heard at a later date, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. The development comes one day after LSU finalized its 105-man football roster without former NFL players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. Wright and Harris had become the center of the dispute after a Louisiana judge issued a preliminary injunction allowing them to pursue another…

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PE Corner FIRST LOOK: Air Jordan 11 “Florida Gators” Football Cleats Bring Gators Colors to the Field

Brandon King

Jordan Brand is giving the Florida Gators another standout player-exclusive for the 2026 football season. Florida offensive lineman Knijeah Harris recently offered the first look at the team’s new Air Jordan 11 football cleats, bringing one of Jordan Brand’s most recognizable silhouettes to the gridiron in full Gators colors. The cleats feature a bright orange upper, including the signature patent-leather mudguard associated with the Air Jordan 11. Metallic blue Jumpman branding provides contrast, while additional blue detailing and Florida Gators branding appear on the tongue. The overall design keeps the…

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SEC vs. LSU Takes Another Turn as Federal Court Hearing Is Continued

Brandon King

The ongoing legal battle between the Southeastern Conference and LSU has taken another turn. The scheduled federal court hearing between the SEC and LSU has been continued and will be rescheduled for a later date, adding another layer of uncertainty to an increasingly contentious dispute between the conference and one of its member schools. The latest development comes as tensions between LSU and the SEC continue to escalate over the conference’s handling of the Tigers’ roster situation involving former NFL players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. The SEC has already…

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