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Michael Malone To Be Next North Carolina Head Coach

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Updated Apr 7, 4:26 PM ET

Veteran NBA head coach Michael Malone is headed to the college ranks for his next job. Malone is set to be the next head coach for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels. Before working for ESPN this season, Malone had spent the last 12 seasons as an NBA head coach. He worked for the Sacramento Kings for two years, before spending 10 seasons with the Denver Nuggets. With the Nuggets, Malone won the 2023 NBA Finals. Overall, he led Denver to six consecutive playoff appearances before being...

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YouTube Gold: Cooper Flagg Goes Off Again, This Time Against The Los Angeles Lakers

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Remember, at the beginning of this NBA season, when people compared Cooper Flagg to Andrei Kirilenko, also known as AK-47? Kirilenko was an athletic defensive star, and many people thought that is where Flagg would end up. Well, not so much. He’s an excellent defender, as promised, but has also emerged as an offensive star. […]

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Yaxel Lendeborg On Playing National Title With MCL, Ankle Sprain: 'I Will Be On That Floor'

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Updated Apr 6, 6:22 AM ET

Yaxel Lendeborg suffered a left MCL sprain and left ankle sprain during Michigan's win over Arizona in the Final Four on Saturday night. "I will be on that floor in that game," Lendeborg said of playing in Monday night's national title game against UConn. Lendeborg finished with 11 points in just 14 minutes as he also picked up two early fouls. Michigan trainer Chris Williams said that he was "very confident" that Lendeborg could play Monday and that the injury "presented" well. Lendeborg add...

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Five-Star PG Brandon McCoy Jr. Commits To Michigan

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Five-star point guard Brandon McCoy Jr. announced his commitment to Michigan on Saturday night. "Coach [Dusty] May's vision lined up with my vision and dreams, which are to become a pro and stay in the league long term," McCoy told ESPN. "He said I could fill up a stat sheet, play winning basketball, be an elite defender and play multiple positions." McCoy is ranked No. 18 in the SC Next 100 for the 2026 class. McCoy is the first five-star recruit since May took over at Michigan. Michigan wil...

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