Andrew Wiggins, the nation’s No. 1 player and maybe the best prospect since LeBron James, will reportedly be attending the University of Kansas next fall. Grant Taylor, a sports reporter for The Herald-Dispatch in Huntington, West Virginia tweeted a few moments ago that one of the most electrifying high school players I’ve ever seen passed up a chance at history (Kentucky), as well as the appeal of Florida State, to head to the Jayhawks. Read More »

At this point, I’m not sure any signature line of sneakers draws as much attention from custom artists as the Nike LeBron X does. The latest eye-opening custom design was created by Kickasso of Kickasso Kustom Sneakers. The Nike LeBron X “Haden Highlighter” was made for Cleveland Browns cornerback Joe Haden. Read More »

The whole process behind voting for the NBA’s All-Defensive Teams never ceases to amaze. We’ve had guys making it off reputation for years, and now for the second year in a row, the NBA Defensive Player of the Year (voted by the media) doesn’t even make the All-Defensive First Team (voted by the coaches). Read More »

Tomorrow at Foot Locker, they’ll be a bunch of new sneaker releases, including new colorways for the Nike Kobe 8 System, the Jordan CP3.VI and the Nike Air Max 360 Diamond Griffey. Read More »

Even though he didn’t win the award, did any player in the league improve more this season than James Harden? Typically, superstars don’t nab that trophy, but the Beard carried a young Houston team to the playoffs and was one of the most productive players in the NBA. Here are his top 10 plays of the year, an assortment of dunks and buzzer-beaters. Read More »

With Tony Parker claiming he invented the tear drop shot, it’s only fitting that the NBA All-Star’s newest watch from Tissot stands for precision, robustness and classic style. The Swiss-made Tissot PRC 200 Tony Parker Limited Edition 2013 is a sophisticated watch with stylish and sporty details, including Quartz movement, a 316L stainless steel case with a screw-down crown, engraved with silk printed glass case back and a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Read More »

We’ll call this the list Gary McGhee loves to hate…

I’ve been on both sides of the coin before. It’s the embarrassing times you remember. One in particular stands out for me. College. Sophomore year. Preseason. Every fall semester at a D-III college is always the same: there are the returning players and then there are dozens of kids from high school, all coming together and all believing they’ll be one of the three or four kids who actually make the team. They all have some game and they’re all cocky. Read More »

Yeah, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and LeBron James have all been awesome to watch so far during the NBA Playoffs. But you can’t forget about Nate Robinson either, between his unbelievable theatrics against Brooklyn and then his Game 1 performance this week in Miami. Check out this new commercial from the NBA where, in a continuation of their “Now is BIG” campaign, they highlight the Chicago point guard. Read More »

Remember when Stephen Curry‘s unbelievable Game 6 performance against the Nuggets got the NBA Jam experience? It got done again with Nate Robinson‘s epic second half run against Miami earlier this week. And this time, they actually have the smoke and fire. This is perfect. Read More »

Stephen Curry might’ve stolen Denver’s thunder in the First Round of the NBA Playoffs, but that still can’t take away what George Karl and the Nuggets did this season. For that, the NBA has named Karl this season’s Coach of the Year. Read More »