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2. Detroit Pistons: Evan Mobley, C, USC 3. Orlando Magic: Jalen Green, SG, G League Ignite 4. Cleveland Cavaliers: Jalen Suggs, PG/SG, Gonzaga 5. Oklahoma City Thunder: Jonathan Kuminga, SF, G League Ignite 6. Golden State Warriors (from Minnesota): Jalen Johnson, PF, Duke 7. Toronto Raptors: Moses Moody, SG, Arkansas 8. Orlando Magic (from Chicago): Keon Johnson, SG/SF, Tennessee 9. Sacramento Kings: Scottie Barnes, SF/PF, Florida State 10. New Orleans Pelicans: Davion Mitchell, PG, Baylor 11....

The Georgia Bulldogs will play in the 15th annual Legends Classic Presented by Old Trapper will take place at Prudential Center.

0 of 15 Prospects continue to gather feedback and make decisions for the 2021 NBA draft. Few prospects who seemed draftable have announced theyll be heading back to school. The biggest name yet to publicly declare or return is Texas Greg Brown, who were projecting to stay in school.  There is still a considerable amount of down time for scouting departments from now until lottery night on June 21. Weve simulated the draft order with Tankathon, and the results triggered some interesting trades ...

Cade Cunningham or Evan Mobley? NBA Mock Draft 2021 begins with that decision Posted May 10, 2021 Oklahoma State guard Cade Cunningham (2) dunks in front of Kansas State guard Rudi Williams (5) in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Feb. 13, 2021, in Stillwater, Okla.AP Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio — Oklahoma State guard Cade Cunningham and Southern California’s Evan Mobley are the top prizes of this year’s NBA Draft class. How could the draft shape up with them...

Three Observations from Coach Kermit Davis Press Conference Featured Featured Ole Miss Great Don Kessingers No. 11 Retired: Former Players, Coach Bianco Honor the Legendary Player, Coach Apr 23, 2021 | Baseball Apr 22, 2021 | Baseball OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss head coach Kermit Davis held a press conference earlier this week to talk about the 2021 signees as well as changes to the Rebels’ basketball program for the upcoming year. With seven new players heading to Oxford (thre...

Florida lands 4th transfer as CSUs Fleming formally commits Follow Us Question of the Day By MARK LONG - Associated Press - Monday, April 12, 2021 GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Florida landed its fourth transfer in two weeks on Monday when former Charleston Southern guard Phlandrous Fleming Jr. formally committed to the Gators. The 6-foot-4 Fleming averaged 20.1 points and 7.4 rebounds as a senior last season with th...

After entering the transfer portal a little over two weeks ago, former Gator basketball star Noah Locke has chosen Louisville to be his next home. Locke, a rising senior, announced Sunday via Twitter that he would be joining Chris Mack’s program after three seasons in Gainesville where he was known as the Gators’ top option from behind the 3-point line. https://twitter.com/_NoahLocke/status/1381246111827038213 Gator Exodus Continues, White Rebuilding Through Portal The Gators are no strange...

© Jay Biggerstaff-USA TODAY Sports NBA Comparison: Penny Hardaway Like the next four prospects, Cade Cunningham has the talent and potential to be a franchise player. Unlike the next four prospects, Cunningham is jumbo-sized (6-foot-8, 220 pounds) for his natural position (guard), and has no holes in his game - hes above-average at everything - giving him, by far, the highest floor of any player on the board. Cunningham has point guard playmaking skills, shooting guard separation abilit...

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Penn State’s leading scorer is heading to Florida and could be a huge help right away. Guard Myreon Jones announced his commitment to the Gators on Wednesday, joining fellow transfers Brandon McKissic from Kansas City and CJ Felder from Boston College as new additions for coach Mike White in Gainesville. The 6-foot-3 Jones averaged 15.3 points last season and scored in double figures in all but two of the Nittany Lions’ games. He closed the season with 10 consecut...

After the crushing loss to Oral Roberts in the NCAA Tournament, the Gators a left with a deprived roster. Players like Tre Mann, Noah Locke, Ques Glover and Osayi Osifo will not be on the team next year. These are massive holes on a roster that needs to be fixed. Head coach Mike White is using the transfer portal to patch some of these holes. Who they got Brandon McKissic: University of Missouri Kansas City Grad-Transfer Brandon Mckissic has committed to Florida. Mckissic averaged 17.2 points i...