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.Jasiah Jervis is making highlight plays. Averaging 19.2 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 4.6 assists per game, for Stepinac Basketball, the Michigan State signee and Jersey Mike's Subs Naismith Boys’ High School POY Midseason Team standout is showing exactly what he’ll add to Michigan State Men's Basketball at the next... show more

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Quinn Costello is getting it done on both ends. Leading Newman to a 12–1 record, the Jersey Mike's Subs Naismith Boys’ High School POY Watch List standout and Michigan signee is averaging 18 points and 8.5 boards per game. Photo: @ shotbyjong (IG) Video: Simeon Griffin

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Yaxel Lendeborg now up to 11 points and perfect from beyond the arc at 3-for-3 thus far in his Summer League debut for the Golden State Warriors. The Michigan Men's Basketball legend showing he can do it all.

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💚 Family 🤍 After a career-high 29 points today, Jase Richardson shares a moment with his dad who is in town to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Spartans’ 2000 National Championship team 🥹 #B1GMBBall x Michigan State Men's Basketball

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Some Michigan State football players, including Aidan Chiles, attended the Haslett and Lansing Eastern boys' basketball game tonight to support Brian Lindgren's son Bronson Lindgren, who is a starter for the Vikings. WILX News 10

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#Illini Brad Underwood on MSU's Jeremy Fears and no-call on possible trip: "It wasn't called, but a trip has always been a foul," he said. "It doesn't do me any good to comment on it. So it wasn't called, whether I like it or not. I've gotten 400 officials, opinions on that, and people's calls, so it doesn't matter what I what I think anymore." Illinois lost in overtime to Michigan State, 85-82 Fears has been a national headline since the Michigan game for other plays, such as a technical call vs. Minnesota Illinois is 20-4, and will face Wisconsin on Tuesday video is courtesy of Fighting Illini Athletics

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Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham Reportedly Dominate WNBA Jersey Sales at 71% — (Video: AI) According to recent reports, these two stars currently hold the top two spots in WNBA jersey sales and together account for a reported 71% of the league’s total merchandise sales in that category. This is a massive show of fan support for Clark and Cunningham, who have brought enormous visibility, excitement, and revenue to the league. Their popularity has helped drive overall interest and growth in women’s basketball at a time when the WNBA needs exactly that kind of star power. Given the clear positive financial impact these two players are having on the league and the sport as a whole, you’d expect the WNBA to prioritize protecting them more aggressively on and off the court. Does the fact that Clark and Cunningham dominate 71% of jersey sales prove that star power and talent are what truly drive interest and revenue in women’s basketball? (Sources: Sportskeeda / TheseLeagues)

Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham Reportedly Dominate WNBA Jersey Sales at 71% — (Video: AI) According to recent reports, these two stars currently hold the top two spots in WNBA jersey sales and together account for a reported 71% of the league’s total merchandise sales in that category. This is a massive show of fan support for Clark and Cunningham, who have brought enormous visibility, excitement, and revenue to the league. Their popularity has helped drive overall interest and growth in women’s basketball at a time when the WNBA needs exactly that kind of star power. Given the clear positive financial impact these two players are having on the league and the sport as a whole, you’d expect the WNBA to prioritize protecting them more aggressively on and off the court. Does the fact that Clark and Cunningham dominate 71% of jersey sales prove that star power and talent are what truly drive interest and revenue in women’s basketball? (Sources: Sportskeeda / TheseLeagues)

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Yaxel Lendeborg missed three years of High School ball because of academic struggles He worked to improve his grades and was able to JUST make a team before the season ended, and performed well enough to make it to a community college, where he then became the NJCAA’s all-time leading rebounder He then transferred to UAB, where he became one of two players in Division I history to record over 600 points, 400 rebounds and 150 assists in a single season. The other player is Larry Bird. Afterwards, he transferred to Michigan and performed well enough to be a potential first rounder in the ‘25 draft But he stayed and wanted to build upon that legacy and lift up his draft stock even more. And he did just that, becoming a national champion and a potential lottery level draft pick. Yaxel’s story isn’t one that should be ridiculed. It should be one that’s praised — because worked hard at every level to get to where he’s at

Yaxel Lendeborg missed three years of High School ball because of academic struggles He worked to improve his grades and was able to JUST make a team before the season ended, and performed well enough to make it to a community college, where he then became the NJCAA’s all-time leading rebounder He then transferred to UAB, where he became one of two players in Division I history to record over 600 points, 400 rebounds and 150 assists in a single season. The other player is Larry Bird. Afterwards, he transferred to Michigan and performed well enough to be a potential first rounder in the ‘25 draft But he stayed and wanted to build upon that legacy and lift up his draft stock even more. And he did just that, becoming a national champion and a potential lottery level draft pick. Yaxel’s story isn’t one that should be ridiculed. It should be one that’s praised — because worked hard at every level to get to where he’s at

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304,551 views • 4 months ago

Anyone who has ever seen my sister Hope Renners play basketball, volleyball or any other sport always says the same thing to me every single time...."Wow, your sister Hope is so intense!" Yes she is....and she is always enthusiastic and intense about literally everything! Hope is such a force of nature and I've never met anyone who is a better or more loyal friend/teammate or who is more driven, coachable and always has positive and resourceful energy! My "little" (or should I say younger) sister Hope started her own Twitter account today and I want to be the first to say how incredible impressed and proud I am of her for being such an extraordinary sister, person and athlete. Hope is 100% pure DAWG and she will never stop and will never give up. Here are a few things she has done this past year: she led her 8th grade basketball team to a CYO Championship win, won the Washington State Free Throw Championship, made 9 3-pointers in a row, is squatting 150 pounds for 10 reps, played club basketball and club volleyball at a very high level, dunked a tennis ball on a 9'3" hoop and is 100% committed to dunking a basketball on a 10-foot hoop very soon! Hope is 6'1", has and can play all 5 positions and is still growing a lot! Her AAU basketball team is Team Walton which is run by Talia Walton, former WNBA and University of Washington star who is an exceptional coach and incredible person. I included a few photos and a video and I especially like the pic of Hope diving on the floor because it really shows her spirit and love of competing and she always seems to end up with every loose ball, rebound and 50-50 ball. Hope, you rock and please always keep being you, I love you so much! #love #basketball #dawg #baller #PositiveMindset Prep Girls Hoops Washington Prep Girls Hoops 🏀 Top Preps - Get Seen by College Coaches & Scouts. Sports News By Sunil Sunder Raj InsiderExposure PROSPER Mark Gibson sportsthread Kameo Williams Devin Record | Coach, Recruiter, & Scout | Sidney A. Johnson, Ph.D. TALKING HOOPS Love Of The Game Podcast Womens Hoops Hidden Gems Grady Majors Derrick Beechum Jr. All-Star Girls Basketball Prospect_ShowcaseWBB PNW Sports 𝕏 WeWorkforEverything Recruiting Freddie Mac Scott Hankamp Coast 2 Coast Recruits Kevin Moses LLC HoopsRecruitUSA Fer Coach Davis complete college prospects Clifford Detiege World Exposure Report Women’s Basketball United Women’s Athletic Association PassThaBall.com Blake Derrick Winston Kelly Tyler Rowland Coach Timothy Risner Premier Basketball NextUpRecruits DFW Sho'Case IG:Flame300 🏈🏀🎾Highlight_TheAthlete ⚾️🥎⚽️ William Payne World Exposure Report Women’s Basketball The Uncommitted Chuck Thompson Coast 2 Coast Recruits @ShotByStout253 Next Level Sports GBRGFX

Anyone who has ever seen my sister Hope Renners play basketball, volleyball or any other sport always says the same thing to me every single time...."Wow, your sister Hope is so intense!" Yes she is....and she is always enthusiastic and intense about literally everything! Hope is such a force of nature and I've never met anyone who is a better or more loyal friend/teammate or who is more driven, coachable and always has positive and resourceful energy! My "little" (or should I say younger) sister Hope started her own Twitter account today and I want to be the first to say how incredible impressed and proud I am of her for being such an extraordinary sister, person and athlete. Hope is 100% pure DAWG and she will never stop and will never give up. Here are a few things she has done this past year: she led her 8th grade basketball team to a CYO Championship win, won the Washington State Free Throw Championship, made 9 3-pointers in a row, is squatting 150 pounds for 10 reps, played club basketball and club volleyball at a very high level, dunked a tennis ball on a 9'3" hoop and is 100% committed to dunking a basketball on a 10-foot hoop very soon! Hope is 6'1", has and can play all 5 positions and is still growing a lot! Her AAU basketball team is Team Walton which is run by Talia Walton, former WNBA and University of Washington star who is an exceptional coach and incredible person. I included a few photos and a video and I especially like the pic of Hope diving on the floor because it really shows her spirit and love of competing and she always seems to end up with every loose ball, rebound and 50-50 ball. Hope, you rock and please always keep being you, I love you so much! #love #basketball #dawg #baller #PositiveMindset Prep Girls Hoops Washington Prep Girls Hoops 🏀 Top Preps - Get Seen by College Coaches & Scouts. Sports News By Sunil Sunder Raj InsiderExposure PROSPER Mark Gibson sportsthread Kameo Williams Devin Record | Coach, Recruiter, & Scout | Sidney A. Johnson, Ph.D. TALKING HOOPS Love Of The Game Podcast Womens Hoops Hidden Gems Grady Majors Derrick Beechum Jr. All-Star Girls Basketball Prospect_ShowcaseWBB PNW Sports 𝕏 WeWorkforEverything Recruiting Freddie Mac Scott Hankamp Coast 2 Coast Recruits Kevin Moses LLC HoopsRecruitUSA Fer Coach Davis complete college prospects Clifford Detiege World Exposure Report Women’s Basketball United Women’s Athletic Association PassThaBall.com Blake Derrick Winston Kelly Tyler Rowland Coach Timothy Risner Premier Basketball NextUpRecruits DFW Sho'Case IG:Flame300 🏈🏀🎾Highlight_TheAthlete ⚾️🥎⚽️ William Payne World Exposure Report Women’s Basketball The Uncommitted Chuck Thompson Coast 2 Coast Recruits @ShotByStout253 Next Level Sports GBRGFX

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Angel Reese’s All-Star Barbie Moment Angel Reese arrived at the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game on Saturday night in Chicago’s United Center rocking a full pink extravaganza that’s sparking plenty of conversation. Matching pink hair, a form-fitting mini with a dramatic feathered train, heels, and clutch — the league itself posted “All-Star Barbie has entered the chat.” (Video: AI) It marked her third straight All-Star selection, this time with Team Coop. The high-scoring showcase saw Team Spoon edge Team Coop 129-122 in front of a record 19,783 fans. Reese received a loud ovation in the building, and the night featured plenty of highlight-reel plays and lighthearted moments. While some are praising the vibrant energy and full commitment to the theme, others are questioning whether the overall look quite landed the way she hoped. She might want to consider replacing her stylist. In the game itself, Reese played limited minutes (around 9) and finished with 0 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists for Team Coop.

Angel Reese’s All-Star Barbie Moment Angel Reese arrived at the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game on Saturday night in Chicago’s United Center rocking a full pink extravaganza that’s sparking plenty of conversation. Matching pink hair, a form-fitting mini with a dramatic feathered train, heels, and clutch — the league itself posted “All-Star Barbie has entered the chat.” (Video: AI) It marked her third straight All-Star selection, this time with Team Coop. The high-scoring showcase saw Team Spoon edge Team Coop 129-122 in front of a record 19,783 fans. Reese received a loud ovation in the building, and the night featured plenty of highlight-reel plays and lighthearted moments. While some are praising the vibrant energy and full commitment to the theme, others are questioning whether the overall look quite landed the way she hoped. She might want to consider replacing her stylist. In the game itself, Reese played limited minutes (around 9) and finished with 0 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists for Team Coop.

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29,241 views • 11 days ago

One of the greatest players in the 94-season history of our program is set to graduate in four months. Former Conference POY. Former All-American. Back-to-back Conference Champ. One of our all-time leading scorers. Was debatably the best player on the court for either team at Ball State last week. Oh, he has a nearly perfect GPA as well - Pre-Med - going to Med School next year. Why is he so good? This video. We tipoff on the road in five hours, and he's STILL getting work in. He's ALWAYS getting work in. It never stops. NOBODY in the country outworks him. And now, NOBODY who follows AU Basketball will ever forget the name Tate Ivanyo. Special player. Tate Ivanyo Anderson Athletics D3hoops/Patrick Coleman D3hoops/Patrick Colemanville Ryan Whitnable @IWUhoopscom

One of the greatest players in the 94-season history of our program is set to graduate in four months. Former Conference POY. Former All-American. Back-to-back Conference Champ. One of our all-time leading scorers. Was debatably the best player on the court for either team at Ball State last week. Oh, he has a nearly perfect GPA as well - Pre-Med - going to Med School next year. Why is he so good? This video. We tipoff on the road in five hours, and he's STILL getting work in. He's ALWAYS getting work in. It never stops. NOBODY in the country outworks him. And now, NOBODY who follows AU Basketball will ever forget the name Tate Ivanyo. Special player. Tate Ivanyo Anderson Athletics D3hoops/Patrick Coleman D3hoops/Patrick Colemanville Ryan Whitnable @IWUhoopscom

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Kapaun takes down #4 in 6A Wichita Heights 56-53 off this buzzer beater from senior Corbin Johnson. Johnson scored the Crusaders’ final 10 points for the win. Kapaun is ranked #3 in 5A now at 16-3 on the year and have won their last 11 games and avenged their most recent loss on 1/14 to Heights 59-54. Johnson averaged 19 points per game shooting an impressive 62% from the field and 44% from the three point line. He was a SIK All State pick last season as a junior when he led Kapaun to a 5A state championship. #sportsinkansas Video: @jscheuflicks

Kapaun takes down #4 in 6A Wichita Heights 56-53 off this buzzer beater from senior Corbin Johnson. Johnson scored the Crusaders’ final 10 points for the win. Kapaun is ranked #3 in 5A now at 16-3 on the year and have won their last 11 games and avenged their most recent loss on 1/14 to Heights 59-54. Johnson averaged 19 points per game shooting an impressive 62% from the field and 44% from the three point line. He was a SIK All State pick last season as a junior when he led Kapaun to a 5A state championship. #sportsinkansas Video: @jscheuflicks

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20,240 views • 1 year ago