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Kelsey Mitchell breaks her own Indiana Fever single-season scoring record with 891 points in just 37 games

Brandon King

Kelsey Mitchell’s remarkable 2026 campaign continues to rewrite the Indiana Fever record book. The four-time WNBA All-Star has officially broken her own franchise single-season scoring record, reaching 891 points in just 37 games after another dominant offensive performance. The Fever announced the milestone during Thursday night’s game against the Dallas Wings as Mitchell continued one of the greatest scoring seasons in franchise history. Mitchell entered the night needing just one point to surpass the previous franchise mark of 890 points, which she established last season. She wasted no time, finishing…

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“EYBL” Nike Kobe 9 Elite Low Protro Pays Tribute to Kobe Bryant’s Rucker Park Run

Brandon King

The legacy of Kobe Bryant continues to influence Nike Basketball, and the latest Kobe Protro colorway brings a piece of streetball history back to the forefront. The “EYBL” Nike Kobe 9 Elite Low Protro is reportedly inspired by Kobe Bryant’s memorable 2002 appearance at New York City’s iconic Rucker Park, connecting one of the most celebrated players in basketball history with one of the sport’s most legendary outdoor courts. The design carries a performance-first aesthetic that fits the shoe’s inspiration perfectly. The “Straight to the court” concept reinforces the connection…

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Kelsey Mitchell Makes WNBA History With 21 Straight 20-Point Games

Brandon King

Image via The Indiana Fever Kelsey Mitchell’s historic scoring streak reached another milestone Thursday night. The Indiana Fever guard scored 37 points and added five assists, becoming the first player in WNBA history to score at least 20 points in 21 consecutive games. Mitchell broke a record previously shared with Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson. The four-time WNBA All-Star entered Thursday averaging 24.3 points per game, second in the league behind Wilson, while shooting an impressive 44.3% from three-point range. During the first 20½ games of her scoring streak,…

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Dr. Paul A. Bryant Emerges as Potential Candidate for Jackson State Athletics Director Position

Brandon King

Jackson State University may already have a familiar SWAC name in its sights as it begins its search for a new vice president and director of athletics. According to multiple sources, Alabama A&M Vice President and Director of Athletics Dr. Paul A. Bryant has been contacted by Jackson State University regarding its vacant athletics director position, with mutual interest reportedly existing between Bryant and the university. The position opened Wednesday after Ashley Robinson departed Jackson State to become the new vice president and director of athletics at Texas Southern University.…

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A New Look at the 2026 “Black Cement”Air Jordan IV OG Ahead of Black Friday Release

Brandon King

The “Black Cement” Air Jordan IV OG  is officially shaping up to be one of the biggest sneaker releases of 2026. New images of the highly anticipated retro have surfaced, giving sneaker enthusiasts another detailed look at the iconic silhouette before its scheduled return later this year. Currently slated to release on Black Friday (November 27, 2026), the sneaker is expected to launch in full-family sizing, making one of Jordan Brand’s most beloved colorways accessible to sneaker fans of all ages. Originally released in 1989, the “Black Cement” Air Jordan…

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Nneka Ogwumike Plans to Continue Playing in Project B After WNBA Retirement

Brandon King

Nneka Ogwumike’s WNBA career may be coming to an end, but the veteran forward isn’t ready to step away from professional basketball. According to Front Office Sports, Ogwumike intends to play in Project B, a new global women’s basketball league scheduled to debut in January 2027. The development comes shortly after Ogwumike announced that she will retire from the WNBA following the 2026 season, bringing an end to a decorated 15-year career that includes a WNBA championship, MVP award and 11 All-Star selections. Project B will give Ogwumike an opportunity…

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Azzi Fudd Turns Focus to Recovery Following Season-Ending Injury

Brandon King

Dallas Wings rookie Azzi Fudd is already looking ahead. Just one day after the Wings announced that Fudd will miss the remainder of the 2026 WNBA season following an arthroscopic procedure to address ongoing right knee soreness, the rookie guard shared a message that reflected both optimism and determination. “I know exactly what comes next: rehab, put in the work, come back ready and better than before.” The statement offered a glimpse into Fudd’s mindset as she begins another rehabilitation process, a challenge she has faced before throughout her basketball…

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Air Jordan XLI “University Red” Gets an Official Release Date

Brandon King

Jordan Brand’s latest flagship basketball shoe continues to reveal new details, and the Air Jordan XLI “University Red” is shaping up to be one of the most technically advanced performance models in the franchise’s history. At first glance, the shoe features a woven-textured upper that gives it a lightweight yet premium appearance. The construction is paired with a bootie-style collar that wraps closely around the ankle, creating a secure, one-to-one fit designed for quick cuts and explosive movements on the court. Another standout feature is the exposed carbon fiber plate,…

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Alyse Wells-Kilbert Selected as Interim Jackson State Athletics Director

Brandon King

JACKSON, Miss. — Jackson State University has selected Associate Vice President and Senior Woman Administrator Alyse Wells-Kilbert to serve as the university’s interim director of athletics. Wells-Kilbert was selected by JSU President Denise Jones Gregory. Her appointment remains pending approval by the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) Board. Wells-Kilbert brings extensive experience within Jackson State Athletics and has served in leadership roles overseeing key areas of the department. Her selection places her at the center of the Tigers’ athletic operations as the university moves forward with its next chapter…

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Cavaliers Acquire Peyton Watson in Three-Team Trade With Nuggets and Clippers

Brandon King

Image via ESPN The Cleveland Cavaliers are making a major investment in their future. Cleveland, the Denver Nuggets and Los Angeles Clippers have agreed to a three-team trade that will send Peyton Watson to the Cavaliers, Max Strus to the Clippers, and future draft capital to the Nuggets, according to ESPN and other media outlets. As part of the deal, Watson is expected to sign a new four-year, $88 million contract with Cleveland that includes a player option and trade kicker. (Hoops Wire⁠) The Nuggets will receive Cleveland’s unprotected 2031…

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