The USC Trojans are attracting the brother of a recent NBA first rounder. That 2026 prospect and top 20 recruit has spoken glowingly about USC. Cameron Holmes is close to putting an end to his college basketball recruiting process.
The Denver Nuggets' season has been anything but normal. Starting in July, things took a turn. In the NBA Summer League, rookie DaRon Holmes II saw his 2024-25 campaign come to a close with an Achilles injury in Vegas.
Millennium High School (Ariz.) junior Cameron Holmes, No. 16 overall and No. 5 among small forwards on the 247Sports 2026 Composite, has officially landed on the UNC basketball wishlist.
DaRon Holmes II was a highly anticipated player heading into the 2024 NBA Draft, and still is. Selected at No. 22 overall to one of the top Western Conference
The Nuggets have been granted a disabled player exception in the wake of DaRon Holmes‘ season-ending torn Achilles tendon, league sources tell Tony Jones of The Athletic.
DaRon Holmes II was the 22nd pick in the 2024 NBA Draft by the Pheonix Suns last month. He was selected for the Denver Nuggets (who made a trade to acquire him).
The Denver Nuggets had very high hopes for rookie DaRon Holmes II. Unfortunately, he suffered a leg injury against the LA Clippers in an NBA Summer League game, and to make things worse, it was a major one that'll keep him out all season.
On Friday, NBA Summer League tipped off in Vegas with the Denver Nuggets taking on L.A. Clippers. In that contest, the Nuggets fell 88-78, but that wasn’t the relevant news that came out of Friday. In the midst of that game the Denver Nuggets lost their No.
The Denver Nuggets coveting DaRon Holmes II was the worst-kept secret in the NBA leading up to draft night. After impressive workouts that led to him receiving a promise from an unknown NBA team, it was long rumored to have been the Nuggets.
If there's one thing the Denver Nuggets and Nikola Jokic does well, it's get the ball to open three-point shooters. Typically, the Nuggets draft players with floor-spacing upside.
It had been rumored for weeks that DaRon Holmes II had a promise from the Nuggets to select him at no. 28. However, the Nuggets didn’t want to risk missing out on their guy.
The Denver Nuggets have plenty of work to do if they want to win another championship with Nikola Jokic at their core. While the team was decent during the 2023-24 season, there are plenty of glaring weaknesses that prevent them from being the best team they could be.
The NBA Draft occasionally feels as though it only exists for a handful of prospects, but there's plenty of experienced talent a little further down the board.
The Oklahoma City Thunder play a unique brand of basketball. In their five-out system, each player has their own distinct role, but they all carry similar characteristics that help them mesh well on a lot of fronts.
The Phoenix Suns' first day of significance pertaining to team-building since the hire of Mike Budenzholer on May 11 is upon us, as the first round of the 2024 NBA draft is set to be held on June 26.
On Friday, ESPN NBA Draft insider Jonathan Givony reported that Dayton Flyers center DaRon Holmes II has cancelled the rest of his pre-draft workouts after receiving a promise.
For the last three seasons, DaRon Holmes II has been nothing short of dominant, serving as one of the best players to ever come through the Dayton Flyers program, and really, the Atlantic 10 Conference at large.
In a a game where Dayton trailed by as many as 19 points with seven minutes to go, the Flyers went on a 24-2 run to close out Nevada and advance to the Round of 32.
As we're now past All-Star weekend and over halfway through the NBA season, we are getting down to the end of the season in college basketball. Over the last month, we have seen a couple prospect's names skyrocket up draft boards.
DaRon Holmes II tied a career high with 34 points, putting up 25 after halftime, as No. 21 Dayton posted a 76-71 win over visiting St. Bonaventure on Friday.
The Bearcats fell short in another big game under Wes Miller 82-68 against the Dayton Flyers. The Hoops Classic was a classic beat down as DaRon Holmes (28 points, seven rebounds) and the Flyers looked like the much better team throughout Saturday night.
Cincinnati's last opportunity at a non-conference Quad 1 win is nearly here, as a neutral site battle against Dayton is up next. The Bearcats can firmly position themselves as an NCAA tournament candidate with a victory over one of its historic rivals at Heritage Bank Center.