Former Duke Star Kyle Singler Posts Concerning Videos, Pleads for Help From Coach K

Former NBA player and Duke basketball star Kyle Singler has sparked concern after posting a series of troubling videos to Instagram in which he directly called out his former coach, Mike Krzyzewski, and repeatedly pleaded for help. Singler, 38, posted several videos Tuesday, Aug. 25, appearing to address Krzyzewski, whom he played for at Duke from 2007 through 2011. In one of the videos, Singler accused Krzyzewski of “setting him up” and said he had reached out to his former coach but felt his messages had been dismissed. “Coach K…

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“Dark Brown/Frozen Green” Pharrell x adidas Adistar Jellyfish Official Photos Revealed

Pharrell Williams and adidas are preparing another bold addition to the VIRGINIA Adistar Jellyfish lineup. The Pharrell x adidas Adistar Jellyfish “Dark Brown/Frozen Green” has officially surfaced in detailed imagery, giving sneaker enthusiasts their best look yet at the upcoming colorway. The latest Jellyfish takes a noticeably darker approach than some of the silhouette’s previous releases. A Dark Brown base dominates the upper, while off-white and neutral elements provide contrast throughout the shoe. Bright Frozen Green accents add a vibrant pop to the layered, sculptural design. The colorway first gained…

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“Shooting Star” PUMA MB.06 Gets Official Release Date

LaMelo Ball’s latest signature sneaker is officially ready for takeoff. PUMA has confirmed that the PUMA MB.06 “Shooting Star” will release on September 25, 2026, with a retail price of $130. The latest colorway from LaMelo Ball’s sixth signature basketball sneaker will arrive through PUMA and select retailers. (Sole Retriever⁠) The “Shooting Star” edition features a striking Dark Amethyst/Lavender Alert color scheme, covering much of the shoe in layered purple and lavender tones. Bright blue accents provide contrast across the PUMA Formstrip, outsole and LaMelo-inspired graphics. (Sneaker News⁠) LaMelo’s signature…

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Object Thrown Onto Court During Mercury-Mystics Game

A bizarre incident briefly interrupted Tuesday night’s WNBA matchup between the Phoenix Mercury and Washington Mystics. During the game at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, a sex toy was thrown onto the court, prompting officials to pause play. The object was quickly covered and removed from the playing area, while the individual who allegedly threw it was escorted out of the arena, according to Sports360AZ’s Eliav Gabay. The incident comes amid growing concerns surrounding fans throwing objects onto WNBA courts. A similar situation occurred during the Chicago Sky’s recent game…

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Ric Flair x Ewing Athletics 33 HI Brings His Iconic Wrestling Robes to Sneakers

The Nature Boy is bringing the WOOO! to the sneaker world. Ric Flair has teamed up with Ewing Athletics for a special edition of the brand’s iconic 33 HI, drawing inspiration from the legendary wrestling robes that became synonymous with Flair’s larger-than-life persona. The collaboration features a bold teal-and-beige color scheme covered in floral and paisley-style detailing reminiscent of Flair’s extravagant entrance attire. The sneaker also receives plenty of custom touches, including “RIC/FLAIR” embroidery on the heels, Nature Boy branding on the tongue, custom packaging and upgraded premium materials. The…

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Albany State Names JD Davis Starting QB for Season Opener

Albany State has officially named Jeffrey “JD” Davis its starting quarterback for the 2026 season opener against Florida A&M. Davis won the quarterback competition following Albany State’s second preseason scrimmage and will make his Golden Rams debut Saturday night in Tallahassee. Head coach David Bowser said Davis separated himself from the competition with his poise and consistency when the pressure increased. “He showed the most poise and consistency during the last two scrimmages,” Bowser said. The announcement comes after a preseason battle that included multiple quarterbacks, with Davis competing against…

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BREAKING: Nike Air Alarm Set to Return in Fall 2027 for First-Ever Retro Release

The Nike Air Alarm is finally coming back. Nike’s unconventional ’90s tennis silhouette is expected to return in Fall 2027, marking the model’s first-ever retro release more than 30 years after its original debut. Originally released in 1995, the Air Alarm was designed by Wilson Smith for tennis star Andre Agassi. Its bulky profile, layered upper, oversized tongue and multiple straps made it one of Nike Tennis’ most distinctive designs of the era. The model also developed a following away from the tennis court. NBA legend Gary Payton famously wore…

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“London”Air Jordan 4 2026: First Look, Release Date & Price

Jordan Brand is taking one of its most recognizable silhouettes across the pond. The upcoming “London” Air Jordan 4has surfaced in first-look images, giving sneakerheads their best look yet at the UK-inspired release. The new colorway is expected to be part of Jordan Brand’s city-themed lineup and is currently anticipated to arrive in Fall 2026. The shoe carries the style code IV6048-001 and features a dark, understated color palette consisting of Black, Red Bark, Dark Smoke Grey, Smoke Grey and Hemp. The combination gives the AJ4 a rugged, weathered appearance…

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Charles Barkley Calls Out NBA, WNBA Leadership Over Transgender Athlete Debate

Charles Barkley is calling on NBA commissioner Adam Silver and WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert to take a clearer public position on transgender athlete participation in the WNBA. During a recent discussion, Barkley criticized the league’s leadership for not addressing the issue directly sooner, arguing that the silence allowed the conversation to become dominated by social media debate. “I’m disappointed in Adam Silver and Kathy the commissioner,” Barkley said. “They should have come out two weeks ago before all this.” Barkley argued that the league should have established its position clearly…

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Big Ten Officially Bans NFL Players From Returning to Conference

The Big Ten is drawing a hard line between college and professional football. The conference has officially approved a rule prohibiting certain players with professional football ties from returning to play for Big Ten programs. The rule received unanimous approval from the conference’s faculty representatives. Under the new policy, a player cannot be on a Big Ten football roster if they: The decision comes amid a growing eligibility controversy surrounding former college players who have recently returned from professional football after receiving additional eligibility through court rulings. But the Big…

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