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Michael Redd Says Kobe Bryant Wanted To “Destroy You” | Throwbacks
Michael Redd breaks down what made Kobe Bryant one of the toughest players he ever faced. From Kobe feeding off physicality to his relentless mindset, Redd explains why guarding the Lakers legend was unlike anything else in the NBA.
Kings Potentially Building Around A Small Guard, Rockets and Pistons Pick Up Wins
0:00 Stream starts 2:30 The Jump 10:00 Darius Acuff Jr and building around smaller guards 29:55 break 34:00 Cade and Paolo ...
🇫🇷🏀DAWN STALEY HAS DONE IT AGAIN! South Carolina Lands The Final Piece?🐔
Dawn Staley has done it again! On April 29, the South Carolina Gamecocks officially filled their 15th and final roster spot by signing 6-foot-1 French guard Justine Loubens. Loubens comes to Columbia with professional experience from La Roche Vendée Basket Club, where she shot a staggering 63.9% from the field. She joins fellow French standout Alicia Tournebize to bring a "French Connection" to the SEC. In this video, we break down: Justine Loubens’ Stats & Fit: How her shooting and size bolster the backcourt. The 2026 Recruiting Class Recap: From No. 3 recruit Oliviyah Edwards and No. 6 Jerzy Robinson to stars like Kaeli Wynn and Kelsi Andrews. Guard Depth Analysis: How Loubens fits alongside returning stars Tessa Johnson and Maddy McDaniel, rising sophomores Agot Makeer and Ayla McDowell, and Texas transfer Jordan Lee. The Gamecocks' roster is officially set for a historic run. Is this the most talented rotation in Gamecock history? Hashtags #SouthCarolinaBasketball #Gamecocks #DawnStaley #WomensCollegeBasketball #JustineLoubens #WBBRecruiting #SEC #jerzyrobinson #tessajohnson #agotmekeer #DavisSports Report #GamecockNation #JerseyRobinson #OliviyahEdwards
Cleveland Cavaliers: James Harden DOWNPLAYS Scuffle With Raptors' RJ Barrett — 'No Tech'
Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star guard James Harden speaks to the media after the team's 125-120 Game 5 win vs. the Toronto ...
Cavs vs Raptors | Donovan Mitchell Post Game | 04.29.2026
Cleveland Cavaliers guard, Donovan Mitchell, spoke to the media following a 125-120 win over the Toronto Raptors after Round ...
Could Winters Grady be '26-27's version of Cade Tyson for Golden Gophers?
Michigan transfer Winters Grady is a long guard/wing with potential for huge offensive upside. Could he be Minnesota's ...
Wemby guarding the rim WITH HIS LIFE😤
Victor Wembanyama came from the help side for an insane block on Camara in Game 5 of San Antonio spurs vs Portland Trailblazers #wemby #spurs #nba #basketball
Vlade Divac admits to Luka Doncic's mistake: "I made a mistake."
Former Sacramento Kings general manager Vlade Divac made noteworthy statements regarding his decision not to select Luka Doncic in the 2018 NBA Draft. In that draft, the Phoenix Suns selected Deandre Ayton with the first pick, while the Kings chose Marvin Bagley III with the second pick. Doncic, meanwhile, was selected third by the Atlanta Hawks and immediately traded to the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for Trae Young and a future first-round pick. In an interview on Byron Scott's podcast, Divac explained his decision: "A year before the draft, I went to Madrid and met with Luka. He was high on my list. But it seems I made a mistake. Luka is an incredible talent, one of the best players in the league." Divac stated that he saw Doncic as a point guard who controlled the ball too much, and that this would lead to a role clash with De'Aaron Fox: "My assistants said he could play small forward, but I saw him as a point guard. He's practically a coach on the court. If I had taken him, I would have had to trade Fox. I had formed a bond with Fox and thought he was suitable for a small-market team. Luka, on the other hand, was a big-market player." The Bagley pick remains one of the most criticized draft decisions in NBA history. Bagley spent about three and a half seasons with the Kings before being traded to the Detroit Pistons and continuing his career with various teams. Doncic, meanwhile, became one of the league's biggest stars, and in the 2025-26 season, he stood out as both his team's and the NBA's top scorer while playing for the Los Angeles Lakers.