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Cedric Coward to Remain in 2025 NBA Draft

What Cedric Coward staying in NBA Draft means for Jon Scheyer, Duke basketball in 2025-26

Coward, a 21-year-old Washington State transfer who committed to Duke basketball on April 28, is projected to be a first-round pick after a strong showing at the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago.

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Washington State's Cedric Coward opts for NBA draft over Duke transfer

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Cedric Coward to remain in 2025 NBA draft, forgo college eligibility

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Thunder vs Timberwolves live score updates, watch NBA Western Conference finals Game 3

Alexander and the Oklahoma City Thunder against Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 3 of the Western Conference finals Saturday night at Target Center in Minneapolis. The Thunder rolled to a pair of home wins to open the series — 114-88 in Game 1 and 118-103 in Game 2.

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Thunder vs. Timberwolves: Live updates, highlights for Saturday's Game 3

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Thunder vs. Timberwolves score, recap: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 38-point night leads OKC to Game 2 win

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander powers Thunder to NBA playoffs Game 2 win over Timberwolves: Live reaction, highlights and more

Gilgeous-Alexander led all scorers with 31 points in Game 1 and got big second-half performances from his supporting cast, including Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren, as Oklahoma City pulled away late...

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Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Oklahoma City Thunder: How to watch Game 3 of the 2025 NBA Western Conference Finals tonight

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Nightly Pulse: Thunder vs. Timberwolves, Game 2

ESPN 2025 NBA Mock Draft has UNC basketball star going early in second round

Drake Powell made a strong impression during his lone basketball season at UNC. Powell goes 31st overall in this ESPN 2025 NBA Mock Draft.

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Florida basketball's Alex Condon named by ESPN as key NBA draft decision to watch

Florida basketball forward Alex Condon was in ESPN's list of college basketball players whose NBA draft withdrawal decisions could shape next season.

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ESPN's Jay Williams says 'cancel culture' may be reason for the NBA's drought of American MVPs

The NBA hasn't had an American win the MVP in seven seasons, and ESPN's Jay Williams said that cancel culture could be the reason for that.

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Joins Michael Jordan In NBA History After All-NBA News

Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo might end up being in the next big offseason trade, but that doesn't discredit the fact that he's arguably the greate

Where former UConn men's basketball player Liam McNeeley ranks in NBA mock drafts

See where former UConn men's basketball player Liam McNeeley ranks in NBA mock drafts ahead of the June 25 draft in New York.

Parity has reached NBA playoffs; you should enjoy watching the new leading men on stage

Parity, or as close to parity as the NBA can get, has been achieved.

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Michigan basketball: ESPN predicts if Yaxel Lendeborg is a first-round pick post NBA Draft Combine

With the NBA Draft Combine in the books, Michigan fans are waiting word on what UAB transfer Yaxel Lendeborg is going to do. Will he come to Ann Arbor for a yea

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Kansas basketball hires former NBA star, coach Jacque Vaughn as assistant under Bill Self

Former NBA star and coach Jacque Vaughn is taking his talents to college basketball. Kansas is set to hire the two-time NBA head coach as an assistant basketball coach, according to ESPN. Kansas head coach Bill Self had a role to fill with the retirement of assistant Norm Roberts.

Florida basketball’s Rueben Chinyelu pulls name from NBA Draft, returning for junior year

Florida basketball center Rueben Chinyelu has pulled his name from the 2025 NBA Draft and will return to UF for his junior season.

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Donovan Mitchell Receives All-NBA First-Team Honors

Mitchell is just the second former Cardinal to be named to the All-NBA First Team. The only other former Louisville player to receive the honor is Wes Unseld, coming all the way back during the 1968-69 season when he also was named the NBA MVP as a rookie.