The Rutgers star freshman is here to get buckets. Just buckets.
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National ranking doesn't mean much when college basketball's biggest rivals take the court.
Being a small underdog heading into Super Bowl LIX might not be the worst thing for the Philadelphia Eagles.
In their second season under Rick Pitino, St. John's doesn't just look like a Big East contender — they look like national title hopefuls.
The Los Angeles Lakers big man will miss at least a week of action.
And it doesn't sound totally out of the question.
Jerami Grant would provide Milwaukee with the scoring pop its looking for — without the drama of Jimmy Butler or the contract of Bradley Beal.
At 26-18, the Los Angeles Lakers look like a threat in the West. But the specifics of how they're winning don't bode well for their postseason hopes.
The disgruntled star stormed out of practice on Monday, leading to another suspension.
Setting the tone is a good sign for the new New York Jets coach.
Meanwhile, the Hosuton Rockets are legit and the Indiana Pacers keep climbing. Where do the New York Knicks, Los Angeles Clippers and Boston Celtics land?
In this week's roundtable, our NBA team is picking the third-best team in the East, disappointing rookies, TV anti-hero comps for Jimmy Butler and a whole lot more.
The holdup on a deal sending Brooklyn Nets forward Cam Johnson to the Sacramento Kings appears to be rookie guard Devin Carter.
Eric Dixon of Villanova has been on a tear this year, but a transfer in the American is hot on his trail. The star freshmen of college basketball, Ace Bailey and Cooper Flagg, are both in the top 30.
Meanwhile, Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets are surging up the standings, while LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers sputter in the bottom 10.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have firm control of the No. 1 seed, but then the West devolves into madness.
That probably didn't have any major repercussions.
Buffalo's quarterback has a chance to go somewhere he's never gone before on Sunday.
One backup center has already been dealt but there are plenty of options for the Knicks to beef up their frontcourt.
Before the Pacers and Spurs tip off in Paris, here's how French players have become such an important part of the NBA's culture — and an even bigger part of its future.