High School Basketball

Students at an Ohio high school have been disciplined after hanging racist signs in the school's hallway and posting images on social media. Administrators at Colerain High School near Cincinnati say the signs were posted above water fountains for about 30 seconds on May 5, before being removed by the students who put them there.

When the BYU women’s head coaching job opened for the first time in two decades with the retirement of Jeff Judkins last month, Amber Whiting started thinking about the possibilities. “It kept coming back in my head,” she recalled. During that time, she attended a tournament and talked...

When the BYU Cougars announced Wednesday that former player Amber Whiting will replace Jeff Judkins as head coach of the women’s basketball program, one of the first things many people brought up was how Whiting’s daughter is one of the top high school recruits in the country. The...

Bay Area twins Amen and Ausar Thompson signed six-figure deals to join Overtime Elite, a league for teenagers. A look at the league's first season.

The allowance of hair adornments made of hard material has been clarified in high school basketball. Adornments made of hard material are permitted provided they are securely fastened close to the head and do not present an increased risk to the player, teammates or opponents. This change to Rule 3-5-4d...

With the late addition of guard, Adou Thiero, the Kentucky Wildcats now have 10 scholarship players for next season's 2022-23 roster. Thiero, a late-blooming 2022 high school prospect, went from unranked just a month ago, and is now considered a 4-star recruit, according to the latest 247 Sports rankings. With...

Ray Pavy, a member of the 1961 Indiana men's basketball team and an Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, has died at the age of 80. Pavy played just 18 games for the Hoosiers in his sophomore season before tragically becoming paralyzed in an automobile crash in the fall of 1961, cutting short his basketball career.

Click here to read the full article. Walking into the Michael Jordan Building at Nike, Inc.’s corporate headquarters in Beaverton, Ore., it’s hard to miss the quote that is etched into glass in a wall at the entrance. It reads: “I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games, 26 times I’ve been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that’s why I succeed.” — Michael Jordan.More from WWDBack to School VirtuallyNike Debuts 2020 Sneaker Styles at NYFWSee All the Looks from the...

The Atlanta Hawks point guard tweeted advice to high school players.

This story was reported on and written for the Journalism 298: Special Topics course. It’s crazy when you take in where life can take you. Originally, your dream was to become a doctor but suddenly, you’re training to become a firefighter. You thought your dream school was a big-time university but suddenly you realize you prefer the community college lifestyle. You never really know where life is going to take you. However, that is one of the most exciting aspects of the journey of life.