Category: Sports

Nikola Jokić Names His NBA Mount Rushmore, Leaves LeBron James Off the List

Brandon King

Nikola Jokić has revealed his four greatest NBA players of all time, and his list features a notable omission. The Denver Nuggets superstar named Bill Russell, Michael Jordan, Wilt Chamberlain and Stephen Curry as the four players who belong on his personal NBA Mount Rushmore during an interview with SPORTbible. Jokić explained his selections by highlighting each player’s championships, statistical dominance or influence on the game. Nikola Jokić’s NBA Mount Rushmore Curry is the only active-era player on Jokić’s list, with the three-time NBA MVP specifically acknowledging that he has…

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Howard Legend Bryce Harris Signs With Houston Rockets After Historic Bison Career

Brandon King

From MEAC Player of the Year to the Houston Rockets, Bryce Harris is taking the next step in his basketball journey. Another HBCU basketball standout is getting an opportunity at the next level! Former Howard University star Bryce Harris has signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Houston Rockets, according to reports published Friday, Oct. 16. The signing gives the 6-foot-4 guard an opportunity to continue pursuing his NBA dream after a decorated five-year career with the Bison. Bryce Harris Built a Legacy at Howard Harris remained at Howard throughout…

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NCAA Sues Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Over Fifth-Year Eligibility Fight for Class of 2022 Athletes

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The battle over college athletes’ eligibility is heading to federal court after Ohio’s governor issued an executive order challenging the NCAA’s restrictions. The NCAA is suing Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine over an executive order that gives Ohio colleges and universities the option to allow student-athletes from the high school Class of 2022 to compete for a fifth season. Filed Friday, October 16, 2026, in federal court in the Southern District of Ohio, the lawsuit challenges DeWine’s authority to override the NCAA’s eligibility rules. NCAA President Charlie Baker says allowing individual…

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NBA Cracks Down on Sports Betting, Bans Multiple Player Prop Bets Ahead of 2026-27 Season

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Image via Cornell Law School The NBA is tightening its sports betting rules, prohibiting several wager types as the league looks to address betting-integrity concerns following a series of high-profile scandals. The NBA and several prominent sportsbooks have agreed to prohibit multiple types of wagers ahead of the 2026-27 season, according to ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania and sports betting reporter David Purdum. The restrictions target specific player prop bets and other markets that could create opportunities for manipulation. The league has been in active communication with major gaming companies…

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NBA Expansion Race Heats Up: Seattle Reportedly No Longer a Lock as Mexico City Emerges

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BREAKING NBA NEWS Seattle may not be guaranteed an NBA expansion team after all. According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has informed team owners that Seattle is no longer considered a lock for expansion. The league is reportedly considering Mexico City as a potential alternative to put pressure on Seattle’s bidding group to increase its offer. Seattle has long been viewed as a leading candidate for NBA expansion, given its basketball history and the SuperSonics’ departure to Oklahoma City in 2008. Meanwhile, Mexico City would represent a…

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BREAKING: Grizzlies Reportedly Exploring Trades for GG Jackson II and Walter Clayton Jr.

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The Memphis Grizzlies could be making some unexpected moves before the start of the 2026-27 NBA season. 👀 According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, Memphis has reportedly been exploring the trade market for young forward GG Jackson II and guard Walter Clayton Jr. “I’m told, however, that the Grizzlies have been exploring potential trade markets for GG Jackson II and Walter Clayton Jr. Which is quite a turn from Memphis’ original stance on Clayton.” The reported shift is particularly notable for Clayton, whom Memphis reportedly valued highly during negotiations involving…

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Orlando Magic Reportedly Hesitant to Offer Anthony Black $110 Million Contract

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The Orlando Magic reportedly aren’t ready to offer Anthony Black the same five-year, $110 million contract extension that Brandin Podziemski received from the Golden State Warriors. With both young guards represented by agent Bill Duffy, Podziemski’s deal has become an important reference point in Black’s negotiations. According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, Orlando has not yet been willing to meet the $22 million annual average attached to Podziemski’s new contract. Brandin Podziemski’s Deal Could Influence Anthony Black’s Future Golden State secured Podziemski with a five-year, $110 million extension, a significant investment…

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WNBA Announces 2026 All-Defensive Teams: Angel Reese, A’ja Wilson Headline First Team

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The WNBA has announced its 2026 All-Defensive Teams, recognizing 10 players for their impact on the defensive end of the floor. The First Team features Angel Reese, A’ja Wilson, Rhyne Howard, Shakira Austin and Gabby Williams. The Second Team includes Veronica Burton, Jordin Canada, Sonia Citron, Breanna Stewart and Kiah Stokes. 2026 WNBA All-Defensive First Team 2026 WNBA All-Defensive Second Team What This Means Earning All-Defensive honors is a major recognition of a player’s impact beyond the box score. From protecting the rim to pressuring ball handlers and limiting scoring…

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Michael Rubin Admits Fanatics’ NBA Player Investments Created an Ownership Conflict

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Michael Rubin says his business ties to NBA players helped explain why he had to give up his ownership stake in the Philadelphia 76ers. Fanatics founder Michael Rubin is opening up about the league ownership rules that complicated his position as a Sixers owner. In a statement circulating on social media, Rubin said Fanatics had investments from several prominent NBA players, including LeBron James, Joel Embiid, James Harden, Chris Paul and Kevin Durant. “I think we were violating every rule the NBA had,” Rubin said, explaining that league rules governing…

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NBA GMs Pick Stephen Curry for the Game-Winning Shot in 2026–27 Survey

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Image via Yahoo Stephen Curry remains the NBA’s ultimate late-game shooting threat in the eyes of the league’s general managers. When the clock is winding down and a game comes down to one possession, who gets the basketball? According to the NBA’s 2026–27 General Manager Survey, the answer is Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry. Curry received 50% of the votes when general managers were asked which player they would want taking a shot with the game on the line. New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson finished second with 17%,…

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