The LeBron James and Kobe Bryant rivalry was primarily a fan-driven debate over who was the best player of their era. LeBron James and Kobe Bryant never met in the NBA Finals due to them being in different conferences.
Comparisons between Kobe Bryant and LeBron James have been around for years, despite the two playing vastly different styles. But with both having résumés of success as long as anyone in NBA history, it’s understandable why their names are often mentioned together.
2026 five-star recruit Tajh Ariza, the son of 2009 NBA Champion Trevor Ariza, has committed to the Oregon Ducks. The 6-9 wing with considerable two-way upside chose coach Dana Altman and the Ducks over coach Eric Musselman and the USC Trojans.
One of the top college basketball recruits in the country who also happens to be the son of a former 18-year NBA veteran has announced where he plans to go to school.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Oregon Ducks men's basketball program has produced multiple NBA players, but the most recent time a son of an NBA player played for the program was during the 2018-19 season when Bol Bol--son of NBA legend Manute Bol--played just nine games for the Ducks.
As the 2026 recruiting trail heats up for the Kansas Jayhawks, Bill Self and his coaching staff have zeroed in on one of the top wings in the nation’s rising senior class.
Trevor Ariza had a long and productive NBA career. Now, his son is embarking on a journey to follow in his father’s footsteps. Tahj Ariza is a highly touted 2026 recruit who has garnered the attention of several top college programs.
Kansas basketball head coach Bill Self and the KU coaching staff have secured an official visit from one of the top high school players available in the 2026 class.
Kansas basketball is set to host one of the top prospects in the country. Tahj Ariza, a five-star forward in the Class of 2026 and the son of former NBA champion Trevor Ariza, has announced plans to visit Lawrence.
Several former athletes in the world of sports have failed to be able to save their money after they are done playing. There have been documentaries made about the failure of some of the athletes to do so.
Being an NBA journeyman is one of the most difficult jobs for an athlete to endure. Constant changes of scenery, no familiarity, and no solidified place to settle a family could be challenging both mentally and physically.
Although football season is on the horizon, before you know it, basketball season will soon be here, and Texas Longhorns fans will have a plethora of choices to watch.
The USC Trojans have a visit set with class of 2026 recruit Tajh Ariza. Ariza told 247Sports he would be visiting USC along with the Oregon Ducks, North Carolina Tar Heels, and Texas Longhorns.
The Oregon Ducks men's basketball team is looking to bolster its 2026 recruiting class with one of the best players in the country and just took one more step toward potentially doing so.
The one and only time an Ariza came through Alaska Airlines Arena was in 2004 when a 6-foot-8 Trevor was a freshman forward for UCLA and put up 21 points while committing a numbing 9 turnovers in an 86-84 overtime victory over a star-studded University of Washington basketball team.
The Michigan Wolverines are after one of the top prospects in the 2026 class, having visited five-star forward Tajh Ariza. The 6-8 prospect out of Los Angeles (and son of 18-year NBA veteran Trevor Ariza) is considered the No.
Before Dwight Howard became a journeyman center, he enjoyed a remarkable eight-year stretch with the Orlando Magic, during which he was a consistent member of All-NBA Teams and the MVP race.
Every few years, significant hype builds around a young prospect before their entry into the NBA, but none will likely compare to the one LeBron James, a high schooler, received before the iconic 2003 Draft.
Trevor Ariza has been a teammate of Kobe Bryant but also experienced playing against him. Appearing on Paul Pierce's show, Ariza told the story of seeing
Before the 2024-25 season began, many doubted whether rookie coach JJ Redick could handle the immense pressure of coaching a storied franchise like the LA Lakers.
Trevor Ariza recently made a bold claim about Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway, stating that for a two-year period between 1994 and 1995, Penny was better than Michael Jordan.
Former Lakers star Trevor Ariza spoke recently on the 'Forgotten Seasons' podcast about what happened to Andrew Bynum during the 2010s. Bynum was a great player prior to his injury concerns and was never able to recover his form.
Has Anthony Edwards gone from "next big thing" to "best in the league" this season? According to former forward Trevor Ariza he has. "[Nikola] Jokic is