Coach Dan Hurley brought Connecticut its fifth national title Monday night. But his heart remains in Jersey City.
The University of Connecticut had an outstanding tournament run. Adama Sanogo was the most outstanding part of it.
It began with "Hello friends" and ended with "Thank you for being my friend." The 2023 NCAA Tournament was Jim Nantz's last one, as the longtime CBS broadcaster is retiring from calling college basketball games.
The Hawks probably had their sights set a little bit higher when the season started, but as a consolation, it is stunningly impressive just how impeccably, perfectly average their season has been.
The change is long-overdue, but welcomed nonetheless.
James' refusal to pay for his Twitter checkmark is latest in a long line of examples of the star's frugality.
New York Knicks PG Jalen Brunson erupted for a career-high 48 points in Friday's win over the Cavaliers.
Seven-time All-Star forward LaMarcus Aldridge made a final decision as to his playing future in the NBA.
Negotiations on NBA's new collective bargaining agreement aren't done, but the "one-and-done" era is here to stay. The league and the players association have to reach an agreement on the CBA by Friday night, or the league will opt out of the deal.
The fan was ejected, but after security from both the NBA and the Clippers confirmed what the fan said with Westbrook, he was allowed to return to his seat "like 30 seconds later."
The Knicks' win Wednesday put them two wins from clinching a playoff spot. They're going to need extra rest.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar went to Oakland Wednesday and called out one of its favorite players.
The Minnesota Timberwolves saw their four-game winning streak snapped on Wednesday, in part because of team-wide issues with a stomach illness.
Keegan Murray wasn't a top-three pick. But he's now the top three-point-shooting rookie in history.
Patrick Beverley wanted to knock the Lakers out of the playoffs. LeBron James said "Hell no!"
Two years ago, recently-divorced Paul Pierce was fired from ESPN after posting a racy video with strippers. Clearly he's still finding his way in the dating world.
An NBA insider believes that LeBron James in part hurried back from serious injury because of the overall perceived weakness of the Western Conference.
If he doesn't turn pro, Bronny is choosing between one school where he currently lives in Los Angeles, one about 100 miles from where he used to live in Ohio and Oregon, the home of his father's lifetime business partner, Nike.
Dirk Nowitzki and Dwyane Wade had intense battles in the 2006 and 2011 NBA Finals. Now they'll be going into the Hall of Fame together.
The Charlotte Hornets have been out of the playoff race for months. But they can still crush other teams' playoff dreams.
Draymond Green's 17th technical will cost him $5K. If a replay review had gone differently, it could have been a lot worse.
In the eternal battle between NBA newsbreakers, Elon Musk is Team Woj. The website platformer reported that Twitter has been secretly boosting 35 "VIP" Twitter accounts.
Joel Embiid sat out Monday's matchup with MVP rival Nikola Jokic. Could it cost him a chance to take home his first MVP award?
Ken Griffey Jr. is the fourth-highest-paid Cincinnati Red. He's not the only former player leading team payrolls.
Was Doncic truly unfairly treated by the officials, or is the NBA worried about one of its most popular players missing the postseason? The league office needs to explain its reasoning, or it risks fans continuously complaining that the NBA is rigged.