Jayson Tatum will help his alma mater as he recovers from his Achilles injury.
Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum has a new job: chief basketball officer for his former Duke program
Duke is getting help from former Blue Devils player and Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum. The school announced Tuesday that the six-time NBA all-star would serve in a volunteer advisory role for the program as “chief basketball officer.” Tatum is currently recovering from a ruptured right Achilles’ tendon suffered in May during the NBA playoffs.
Billy Gillispie reinstated by Tarleton State after university review of anonymous complaint
Tarleton State reinstated men’s basketball coach Billy Gillispie on Monday, three days after the school announced that he had been placed on temporary administrative leave following an anonymous complaint. Steve Uryasz, the school's athletic director, in a statement thanked the Texas A&M system “for working expeditiously in addressing this anonymous complaint.” “The welfare of our student-athletes is of the utmost importance to Tarleton State University and the Texas A&M System," Uryasz said Monday.
ACC looks to have a wide-open race for the spotlight with few returning all-conference performers
Zoe Brooks has never known a time at N.C. State before now when she couldn't lean on star teammates Saniya Rivers or Aziaha James before now. Florida State coach Brooke Wyckoff understands that type of jarring change considering last year's national scoring leader Ta'Niya Latson ha s transferred to South Carolina after three seasons.
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Duke’s Jon Scheyer gets contract extension through 2030-31 season after Final Four run
Tarleton State places Billy Gillispie on leave after getting anonymous complaint
Duke extends coach Jon Scheyer after Final Four appearance
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Michigan State basketball lands four-star recruit Julius Avent in class of 2026
Michigan State basketball lands four-star recruit Julius Avent in class of 2026
Former Syracuse basketball star Lawrence Moten dies at 53
Syracuse basketball great Lawrence Moten dies at age 53
Lawrence Moten, a basketball star at Syracuse in the early 1990s who still holds the program scoring record, has died. Hall of Famer Jim Boeheim, who recruited and coached Moten, called it a tragic day for the Syracuse basketball family. Syracuse made the NCAA Tournament three times with Moten, who had his No. 21 jersey retired in a pregame ceremony March 3, 2018, at the Carrier Dome.