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LaMelo Ball: “I feel like hooping in LA, it just shape you”

Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball recently described how Los Angeles helped shape him as a player growing up. (via Charlotte Hornets): “I feel like hooping in...

Jameer Nelson on HS players picked ahead of him in 2004: “Some of them...

Coming into a draft full of high school kids as the veteran college player, Jameer Nelson believes staying four years at Saint Joseph’s hurt...

Danny Green makes weird Cooper Flagg comparisons on offense

Many people regard Cooper Flagg as possibly the best high school prospect since LeBron James, but according to James’ former teammate Danny Green, you...

High school superstar Cooper Flagg reclassifies to 2024

Cooper Flagg has reclassified to the class of 2024, which doesn’t surprise me because I wrote last month that it was hard to believe...

Isaiah Joe & Jaylin Williams making Fort Smith, Arkansas proud

Oklahoma City Thunder teammates Isaiah Joe & Jaylin Williams gave back to their hometown of Fort Smith, Arkansas last month, as the two former...

Jalen Wilson hosts first-ever camp, receives amazing support from Denton, Texas

John H. Guyer alum Jalen Wilson (Brooklyn Nets) recently hosted his first youth basketball camp in Denton, Texas, which turned out to be a...

Jalen Brunson: “My parents raised me to be a leader”

New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson revealed an interesting life lesson that can go a long way for basketball players on and off the...

Kwame Brown blasts Stephen A. Smith’s pricey b-ball camp: “WTF he gon’ tell em?”

Longtime sports journalist/analyst Stephen A. Smith will be speaking at Florida’s IMG Academy this week for a basketball camp in honor of his name...

Brandon Jennings gives offensive advice to young hoopers: “1 dribble and get to it!!!”

Former NBA point guard Brandon Jennings continues to remind us every summer that he’s a pure hooper while also being an example to the...

Eric Musselman & Klay Thompson praise Moses Moody as a man/community leader

Golden State Warriors guard Moses Moody is making a tremendous impact on young people in his hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas with the Motivate...

Keyonte George talks teaming up with Collin Sexton: “I was a part of the...

Utah Jazz rookie Keyonte George is super excited to play alongside veteran scorer Collin Sexton. (via Utah Jazz): “I used to watch that man when he...

Brendan Haywood shares hilarious 1997 McDonald’s All-American Game memories with Baron Davis & Metta...

Brendan Haywood recently dove into his 1997 McDonald's All-American Game experience, and let’s just say, it was an event that he’ll never forget. (via No...

Attention basketball world: Cooper Flagg is NEXT UP

It doesn’t take long to realize just how special 16 year old high school sensation Cooper Flagg is on the court.  As soon as you...

Unveiling the Secrets to Developing Elite Basketball Talent: A Deep Dive into Nordic Countries’...

"Despite its small population and limited resources, Iceland has managed to make a significant impact on the European basketball stage. How has this tiny nation achieved such a feat? The answer lies in their unique, small but mighty approach to basketball development. One key factor in Iceland's success has been the influence of Coach Craig Pedersen. His tireless dedication to player development and the implementation of innovative coaching techniques has been a driving force behind Iceland's basketball growth. Through Pedersen's guidance, Icelandic players have honed their skills and developed a resilient mindset, allowing them to compete with the best teams in Europe. Another aspect of Iceland's success is their focus on community engagement and support. Basketball clubs throughout the country work together to create a strong network, sharing resources and knowledge to ensure the continuous improvement of players, coaches, and administrators. This collaborative environment fosters a sense of unity and pride, which has been instrumental in Iceland's rise in European basketball. It's not the size of the country that determines its basketball potential, but rather the strength of its basketball ecosystem and the determination of its people. By learning from Iceland's small but mighty approach, other developing nations can unlock their true basketball potential and make their mark on the international stage."

Frank Martin: “Winning teams don’t overwhelm you with talent, they punish you for your...

Here’s a great quote from UMass head coach Frank Martin on winning teams. (via Massachusetts Athletics): “Winning teams don’t overwhelm you with talent, they punish you...

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