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Eleven weeks off a national title, Dusty May is moving to the NBA. What do the Wolverines do next?

May's arrival in Dallas gives him the chance to bring in some Michigan stars to Big D

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With Michigan basketball coach Dusty May headed to coach the Mavericks, here's a look at his contract details, salary and buyout information:

UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma and Robin Roberts will call Dallas Wings vs. New York Liberty on July 7.

Northwestern center Jackson Carsello has gotten an injunction to play another year after his waiver request was denied.

Last season was Jabari Smith Jr.’s best. Can he continue to improve?

The Jalen Brunson lore just went to a whole other level following a wild new report about the New York Knicks superstar.

Bill Yin breaks down his prediction and pick for tonight’s NBA Summer League game between the Atlanta Hawks and Memphis Grizzlies.

SAN ANTONIO – Bexar County commissioners approved that the San Antonio Spurs can play up to four regular-season home games away from the Frost Bank Center for

Sparks star Nneka Ogwumike lost it in a postgame interview after she hit a game-winner during the WNBA's 30th anniversary game.

Will the Sixers actually pay the luxury tax this year? They might have to.

WNBA rookie Flau'jae Johnson is taking her talents to South Beach on a multi-year deal. Johnson is officially Unrivaled.

This trade would be a gamble for the Celtics, moving away from something they know works to the risk of Antetokounmpo's health.

This week, we are profiling five possible prospects GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. could target.

Despite being an undersized big man, Ejiofor was an impactful defender throughout college because of his wingspan, instincts, strength and communication.

The top prospect debate between Cameron Boozer, AJ Dybantsa and Darryn Peterson shouldn't be a debate at all.

Per reports, Duke's Jon Scheyer had "major interest" in the Dallas Mavericks coaching job that just went to Dusty May. Cue the social media post!

Flau’jae Johnson, a rookie with the Seattle Storm, signed a multiyear contract with Unrivaled and will make her three-on-three debut this winter, the league announced Monday. “From signing one of the first NIL deals with Unrivaled to now joining the league as a player, it’s been incredible to see this journey come full circle,” Johnson said in a statement released by the league. Johnson is the second member of the WNBA’s 2026 rookie class to sign with Unrivaled, joining Minnesota Lynx rookie Oli

Fresh off a national title run, May could be an exception to a longtime rule -- or a sign of what's to come.

If the Michigan coach were to find success in the NBA, it would be remarkably, historically rare.

As Tuesday's draft nears, Adam Finkelstein's final first-round mock draft is loaded with trade and pick intel, along with various selection scenarios for many teams.