Arizona State basketball has experienced up-and-down results in the decade long tenure of Bobby Hurley as head coach - one of the more successful seasons was none other than the freshman season of Luguentz Dort in 2018-19.
Luguentz Dort recently revealed the playoff opponent that struck the most fear into the Oklahoma City Thunder en route to winning an NBA championship this year.
The Montreal Canadiens may not have spoken last night, as NBA champion Luguentz Dort instead had to weigh a big red button announcing a trade, but it’s likely to be different today.
How many of the career leaders for games played in the NBA can you name in five minutes?
The Arizona State basketball program secured a significant achievement on Sunday night by virtues of Luguentz Dort. The former Sun Devil wing won his first NBA championship as a member of the Oklahoma City Thunder after the team won game seven of the NBA finals.
After one of the best series, tactically, narratively and aesthetically, it’s proven difficult to come up with many losers coming out of the 2025 NBA Finals. So, let’s stay positive and focus on the winners from a delightful championship round.
The spotlight of Game 5 was shining down on Jalen Williams and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander‘s performances. However, it cannot be denied that the Dorture Chamber played a huge role in the victory.
Tyrese Haliburton nailed a phenomenal game-winner to guide the Indiana Pacers to a one-point win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. It was the thinnest of margins that helped the Pacers win Game 1 of the 2025 NBA Finals.
Let’s take a look at what the Thunder might be able to do to avoid dropping both home games and, more than likely, the series to the Indiana Pacers.
Here are five takeaways from Thursday's Game 1.
Canadian basketball is on the rise, and the 2025 NBA Finals are living proof.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are the overwhelming favorites to win the 2025 NBA Finals. Despite this, the Mark Daigneault-coached squad is not underestimating their Eastern Conference opponents, the Indiana Pacers.
There's an epidemic of NBA teams losing on purpose for multiple seasons in hopes of getting a top pick. Yet this year's NBA Finals features two teams with just one top-five pick among all their players.
With the NBA Finals officially set between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers, one Arizona State alum looks to enter a prestigious club of ASU royalty.
Oklahoma City Thunder forward Luguentz Dort believes his team will add another phenomenal player next season. With the 2025 conference finals over, it’s been decided that the Oklahoma City Thunder will take on the Indiana Pacers for a chance to lift the Larry O’Brien trophy.
Here are five reasons why this Thunder team is about to make history.
The Thunder, the NBA's youngest team, are rocking the league.
TEMPE — Arizona State (ASU) men’s basketball is celebrating one of its own this week as former Sun Devil Luguentz Dort has earned NBA’s First Team All-Defense honors for the 2025 season.
Early in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals, referee Scott Foster took a hard playoff foul of his own.
The Oklahoma City Thunder took a commanding 2-0 lead in the Western Conference Finals on Thursday with a 118-103 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Scott Foster found himself as the latest (unexpected) victim of The Dorture Chamber. The veteran referee Foster served as the crew chief for Thursday’s Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Much of the focus has been on Arizona State football over the last year - that is obviously for good reason. While the football program has thrived, the basketball program stumbled in Big 12 play last season after looking to be the part of an NCAA tournament squad.
PHOENIX — Former Arizona State standout Luguentz Dort is continuing to make his mark in the NBA postseason, even as the Oklahoma City Thunder dropped a 113-104 overtime loss to the Denver Nuggets in Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals.
Phoenix Suns head coach Frank Vogel is not a fan of flopping.
Just a year ago, the idea that Luguentz Dort would be one of the NBA’s most efficient 3-point shooters would be considered a little absurd. Well, sometimes it's best to expect the unexpected.
Luguentz Dort, the Oklahoma City Thunder’s Canadian defensive ace, has seen an offensive surge 29 games into the season. Since the Thunder began their rebuild in 2020, they needed to know how Dort would develop.
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