Quantifying the impact of Oso Ighodaro can be a strange task. You can dig through the numbers and hunt for the statistic that captures what he has been lately, but it takes work.
Oso Ighodaro isn't exactly a household name. But in a 133-98 Suns win over the Pacers on Thursday, he did something only four other NBA players have ever done before.
We’re continuing our Bright Side series by exploring what success looks like for each Suns player in 2025–26. Passing. It is one skill that flies under the radar, but it is one of the most important skills in basketball.
Oso Ighodaro’s rookie season exceeded expectations and set the stage for more. Welcome to our Phoenix Suns Season in Review series, where we take a closer look at each player who suited up during the 2024–25 campaign.
On Wednesday evening, the Phoenix Suns will host the Minnesota Timberwolves in Arizona. Before the game, the team announced that they had made a roster move by recalling Oso Ighodaro from the G League.
The Phoenix Suns assigned rookie center Oso Ighodaro to the G League Valley Suns on Tuesday, the team announced. Ighodaro has a path to everyday playing time in the G League after his NBA minutes have decreased since the addition of center Nick Richards via trade with the Charlotte Hornets.
The Suns have been applauded for last summer's NBA Draft success early on in this season. People are quick to notice first-round pick Ryan Dunn's defensive potential that had NBA scouts on notice when he was at Virginia.
Where does the second-rounder rank on the roster? SunsRank. Always good for debate. Coming in at 14th in the Bright Side writer’s SunsRank is the Phoenix Suns’ most recent draft pick, University of Marquette alum Oso Ighodaro.
And we wrap up this year’s reviews with one of the most interesting players in Marquette history. With the 2023-24 season long since in the books, let’s take a few moments to look back at the performance of each member of YOUR Marquette Golden Eagles this year.
It hasn’t taken long for Summer Suns head coach Vince Legarza to pinpoint his team’s biggest strengths ahead of its first NBA Summer League action on Saturday.
The Suns have signed second-round pick Oso Ighodaro to a four-year contract using the second-round exception, according to ESPN’s Bobby Marks, who reports that the deal is worth approximately $7.9M.
With the 40th overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, the Phoenix Suns selected Oso Ighodaro, who attended Desert Vista High School in Ahwatukee, Arizona, before spending four years at Marquette.
The Phoenix Suns have now added their second prospect in this draft. The Suns came into day two of the 2024 NBA draft owning the number 56 pick following last night's trade with the Denver Nuggets - and they decided to move up from 56 to 40 to acquire the rights to Marquette center Oso Ighodaro in a trade with the New York Knicks.
While everybody is talking about who the Hornets should select at six in the upcoming draft, there has been very little conversation on Charlotte’s second-round pick, and understandably so.
As they gear up for the 2024 NBA Draft, the Golden State Warriors are bringing in several prospects for workouts on Thursday, per NBC Sports Bay Area’s Dalton Johnson.
Oso Ighodaro is making waves as one of the most cerebral prospects in the 2024 NBA Draft class. The versatile big showcased out of Marquette his talents during his collegiate career for the Golden Eagles, distinguishing himself as a dynamic and impactful player.
With lighter talent near the very top, spots in the 2024 NBA Draft are still very much up for grabs. And college basketball’s elite did their best to raise their stock today.
Marquette's David Joplin is adamant that teammate Oso Ighodaro is the best big man in the nation, and it is getting easy to see why. Ighodaro has made his presence felt in all facets of the game over the past two months.