As the trade deadline approaches, NBA teams are looking to win now or build for the future, and many names are expected to be moved. Fortunately, most of the Baylor Bear alumni in the Association are safe in their roles as eight former Bears are on an active roster.
The Utah Jazz enter a national TV night with a spotlight on both hope and hesitation. At the same time, the latest Jazz injury update shapes everything against the Los Angeles Clippers.
It looks like the Utah Jazz will have Keyonte George available after all vs. the San Antonio Spurs. According to a recent injury report update from the Jazz, George has been upgraded to active to play against the Spurs after having previously been listed as questionable with a forearm strain.
It was as big a performance as ever for third-year Utah Jazz guard Keyonte George in their latest home win over the Minnesota Timberwolves. As the Jazz
The Utah Jazz saw their third-year guard, Keyonte George, put together a career-best night, scoring the ball in a resilient win over the Minnesota Timberwolves, 127-122, done without the services of Lauri Markkanen to open the door for George to emerge as the team's number-one scoring option and clearly excelled in the process.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The 2025-2026 NBA season is moving at warp speed as the league approaches the trade deadline (February 5th @ 3 p.m. EST) and All-Star Weekend (February 13-17).
On paper, Tuesday night looked like a scheduled loss. The Utah Jazz had spent 17 of their last 20 days living out of suitcases, dragging themselves through a brutal road schedule.
Keyonte George scored a career-high 43 points and Jusuf Nurkic had his second career triple-double to rally the Utah Jazz to a 127-122 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves in Salt Lake City on Tuesday night.
The Wolves carried back-to-back losses into Tuesday night's game against the Jazz, and their leaving Utah with a 127-122 loss and a three-game losing streak for only the second time this season.
Last season, there was much to question on whether Utah Jazz point guard Keyonte George would be a long-time fixture on the team. Though having a decent season, averaging 16.8 points, 5.6 assists, and 3.8 rebounds, George faced problems with trying on the defensive end and his attitude at times during the season.
The Utah Jazz might have their best guard in the building since Donovan Mitchell's tenure in their third-year breakout star, Keyonte George, who, through
The Utah Jazz put together a quality bounceback win over the Cleveland Cavaliers to start their week on the road, thanks to a 123-112 victory in Rocket Arena, coming less than 48 hours after the team's worst loss in franchise history took place against the Charlotte Hornets, where they were routed by a whopping 55 points.
Keyonte George is enjoying a career year with the Utah Jazz, earning himself some praise from his colleagues, including Donovan Mitchell, who was once the team’s up-and-coming star.
In a performance that felt less like a basketball game and more like a statement, the Jazz secured a massive 123-112 victory, led by a scorching-hot Keyonte George.
Keyonte George may be in the middle of a breakout campaign in his third season in the league with the Utah Jazz, but he has still endured a few ups and downs that’s normal for a point guard who recently turned 22 years of age.
Keyonte George collected 32 points and nine assists and Lauri Markkanen had 28 points and 12 rebounds as the visiting Utah Jazz rallied past the Cleveland Cavaliers 123-112 on Monday night, bouncing back from a 55-point loss in their previous game.
The Detroit Pistons have been the best team in the Eastern Conference all season long. The Utah Jazz, however, have struggled out West. But on the day after Christmas, Utah looked to deliver one last gift to their fans.
Keyonte George capped a 31-point performance with a go-ahead floater with 2.1 seconds remaining, Lauri Markkanen chipped in with 30 points and the Utah Jazz stunned the visiting Detroit Pistons 131-129 in Salt Lake City on Friday night.
The rebuilding process is accelerating for the Utah Jazz heading into their game with the Dallas Mavericks in Salt Lake City on Monday night. After posting a franchise-low 17 wins a year ago, Utah already has nine wins in mid-December this season.
Looking around on Utah Jazz Twitter, some fans are seeing a very small group of Jazz nation and other NBA fans always getting after point guard Keyonte George.
In a nail-biting finish that left fans on the edge of their seats, the Utah Jazz triumphed over the Chicago Bulls 150-147 in double overtime, capping off an electrifying night of NBA action.
Keyonte George may be battling through a foot injury, but it’s impossible to tell based on his play on the court. The Utah Jazz’s third-year guard is taking on more responsibility than anyone expected at the beginning of training camp.
Keyonte George's hot start continued Monday night when his Utah Jazz beat the Boston Celtics, 105-103. Even if the game-winning basket happened after he missed a shot.
Utah’s young guard showed control, composure and leadership in the opener — proof he’s ready to take the next step. The Utah Jazz opened the 2025-26 season with a commanding 129-108 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers, and third-year guard Keyonte George set the tone.