As part of SportsCenter’s “50 States in 50 Days” tour, we’re spotlighting the top boys and girls hoopers to come out of Georgia based on high school career achievements.
Category: NCAA
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Santa Clara extends coach’s deal through ’29-30
Santa Clara men’s basketball coach Herb Sendek, who was originally hired in 2016 and is now set to enter his 10th season at the helm of the Broncos, signed a contract extension on Monday that will keep him at the school through the 2029-30 season.
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5-star Boozer: Duke ‘overlooked,’ but not for long
Five-star prospect and incoming Duke freshman Cameron Boozer told ESPN on Wednesday the Blue Devils have been “overlooked” this offseason following the departures of Cooper Flagg and other NBA talent.
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MWC pauses expansion amid media rights talks
The Mountain West, in the process of going through a major membership transition, will “pause” adding new schools, commissioner Gloria Nevarez said Wednesday at the conference’s football media days.
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How five-star prospects Jason Crowe, JaShawn Andrews fit at Mizzou, Arkansas
Breaking down the fits of every top class of 2026 commitment, beginning with No. 4 Jason Crowe and No. 12 JJ Andrews
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Crowe gives Tigers highest-rated recruit since MPJ
Jason Crowe Jr., considered the No. 1 point guard in the 2026 class, announced his commitment to Missouri on Friday, becoming the Tigers’ highest-ranked recruit in almost a decade.
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NBA execs debate the rookie class: Flagg runaway ROY? Biggest steal? Best pick?
ESPN’s Jeremy Woo polled executives and scouts on this NBA season’s upcoming rookie class. Who will win ROY? Which players will surpass expectations?
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Memphis put on probation, fined for violations
Memphis’ athletic department has been put on probation for two years and fined $30,000 by the NCAA after an investigation found an academic counselor paid two softball players to help a men’s basketball player with schoolwork.
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From Cooper Flagg to Trae Young: Stars who have showed out at Peach Jam
Before these stars transitioned to college basketball and the NBA, they made a case for themselves at the Nike Peach Jam.
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From Kevin Durant’s Team Durant to Carmelo Anthony’s Team Melo, these next-gen AAU stars got next
NBA stars such as Kevin Durant and Carmelo Anthony sponsor their own high school AAU shoe-circuit teams.