Let’s get ready to rumble! As we approach the July 4th holiday there are plenty of fireworks involving the multi-million dollar contracts being signed by Dukies in the NBA.
Maliq Brown dislocated his left shoulder in a road win over Virginia in mid-February, returned to action a few weeks later only to reinjure the shoulder two games into his return, and then played again two weeks later in the Sweet 16 and from that point forward in the 2024-25 Blue Devils' run to the Final Four.
This is pretty cool and you’ll be supporting a worthy cause In 2019, I ran the Chicago Marathon with four knee surgeries behind me. Since then, I’ve added a fifth — a total knee replacement just two years ago.
Great news for an immensely promising talent and a team that needs a facelift. The Dallas Mavericks announced Wednesday that they had signed Cooper Flagg to his first professional contract.
These guys were able to fill roles that made their teams much better In our first installment on Duke’s best forwards, we realized how tough it would be to list them, because the normal classifications don’t really work.
He’s pretty impressive here On the most recent episode of the Brotherhood Podcast, Caleb Foster asked Maliq Brown which of the new guys had impressed him the most.
It seems the kids no longer want to wear the highly recognizable Nike swoosh.
The top prize of the 2025 NBA Draft class, Flagg is coming off a wildly successful freshman season at Duke.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff reeled in yet another top-ranked recruiting class, this time a five-deep bunch consisting of four composite five-stars and one top-tier four-star.
Just five months removed from trading away Luka Doncic, one of the most transcendent talents in NBA history, the Dallas Mavericks suddenly appear primed for a title hunt in Dallas again.
Three one-year contracts Two members of the Brotherhood are with new NBA teams as of Monday: Mason Plumlee is back with the Charlotte Hornets while Tyus Jones has also left Phoenix but for Orlando rather than the Hornets.
That’s not something we say often about the Hornets The Charlotte Hornets have had a real up-and-down history in the Carolinas. When the team first started, it quickly built around Alonzo Mourning, Larry Johnson and Muggsy Bogues.
No one did things like Hakeem Olajuwon did Chances are the most dominant big man of all time was Wilt Chamberlain: he was 7-1, weighed about 290, had sprinter speed, reporetdly had a 50” leap and one year averaged 50 ppg.
Christian Collins is no hurry to choose a winner in his high-profile recruitment, the top-shelf Duke basketball target recently told On3. In fact, the
Just a few weeks after adding the Duke basketball staff to his rapidly expanding list of full-fledged suitors, Blair Academy (N.Y.) point guard Deron Rippey Jr.
And it’s not just Cameron either. Although Cooper Flagg only played for Duke for one season, he left an indelible impression and is going to be very difficult to replace, but CBS’s Matt Norlander says it may not be as impossible as it looks.
Neither is particuarly good. The other day, Dan Wetzel posted this article and said he couldn’t see any good reason to expand the NCAA tournament. We basically agree with him and would go one step further: cut it back to 64.
What an amazing athlete this guy was. The ‘80’s were a golden era in sports. The NBA had Michael Jordan, Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. Track and field had phenomenal talents.
The Hornets have used the No. 4 overall pick in the 2025 draft to select 6-foot-5 wing Kon Knueppel.
Cooper Flagg is the presumed No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.
The Los Angeles Lakers created a roster need when they dealt Anthony Davis to the Mavericks in a blockbuster deal.
The Duke Blue Devils have been at the top of the college basketball world for years, now working under head coach Jon Scheyer. Scheyer earned the keys to the program when legendary head coach Mike Krzyzewski retired.
Duke has found their guy! Per our very own Aram Leighton, the Duke Blue Devils have hired Wake Forest pitching coach Corey Muscara as their next head baseball coach.
Deron Rippey Jr., a 6‑foot‑2, 175‑pound point guard out of Blair Academy in Blairstown, New Jersey, has steadily climbed recruiting boards this spring. He checks in at No.
Carlos Boozer is soaking up one of life’s full-circle moments. His twin sons, Cameron and Cayden Boozer, just landed on the cover of Slam magazine — and they’re heading to the same campus where their dad built his name: Duke University.
Duke and Texas will play in the inaugural Dick Vitale Invitational in Charlotte on Nov. 4, ESPN announced Monday. The announcement coincides with Vitale's 86th birthday and his new multiyear contract with the network.
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