Illinois basketball icon Terrence Shannon Jr. was left embarrassed on the court on Saturday night after his jersey retirement ceremony went very badly wrong. Shannon Jr. is now an NBA star with ...

It was a special place to play every night.” Donovan was recently nominated for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. PROVIDENCE – His hair is sprinkled with gray now, a grandchild ...

Philadelphia rapper Gillie weighed in on the ongoing rap feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, which will soon mark a year next month, using a LeBron James analogy to describe the Canadian rapper ...

Grammy-nominated rapper and South Carolina women's basketball fan Plies was featured on ESPN’s “College GameDay” as its celebrity guest picker for the Gamecocks game against UConn on Sunday ...

The Texas A&M men’s basketball program is having a fantastic 2024-25 season under head coach Buzz Williams. The Aggies are 20-5 and currently sit third in the SEC and eighth in the latest AP ...

According to police, a male suspect entered the store wearing a black jacket, blue shirt ... Witnesses said he had dreadlocks showing behind his mask and sunglasses and sounded older when he ...

Although you may recognize 2 Chainz from his countless hits, the rapper actually played basketball at the high school and college level. 2 Chainz, whose legal name is Tauheed Epps, played ...

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Philadelphia rapper Gillie Da King, whose real name is Nasir Fard, has claimed that basketball star Noah Scurry has killed his son Devin Spady also known as YNG Cheese. According to a report in ...

Philadelphia rapper Gillie Da King, whose real name is Nasir Fard, has claimed that basketball star Noah Scurry has killed his son Devin Spady also known as YNG Cheese. According to a report in TMZ, ...

Gillie later revealed the person responsible for his son's death is Noah Scurry, a Philadelphia high school basketball star and drill rapper. "That's who killed my son," Gillie tells Shannon at ...

DURHAM — Tyrese Proctor mentioned “the fear” factor with Duke basketball early in the 2024-25 season. “I think that’s something that we’ve all talked about as a team,” Proctor said.