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The price has triple, but my journey is a story worth telling 💯😴✌🏿🌏 #Legendary

Prairie View as well

Congratulations to the Prairie View players and their Coach Byron Smith for defeating Lehigh 67-55 and advancing to play Florida!

BC has interviewed these coaches for their HC job, per source: Eric Konkol Eric Olen Gerry McNamara Jay Larranaga Joe Gallo

6’7 2028 had a tremendous season

MyNBA take me back

Bam had how much ?!

@CoachBlount25 Congratulations Coach

So excited to get to work!!!

FULL interview with @PSACardinals Executive Director Terrance "Munch" Williams. An honor to talk with one of the legends of NY grassroots hoops. Rare to hear of an elite EYBL program regularly putting out D1 players, but investing even more in their players off the court.

23 ppg & 9 reb In 2 Big wins Vs MSC & NMH (recruitment open)

So much Joe johnson in Cade Cunningham

The crazy part, is that no matter what the WNBA does with salaries, every star college player will take a pay cut to play in the WNBA I asked a few ADs what the going rate is for the star player on a power conference WBB team -$500k to $1.2m. And, you are always a free agent with the portal. You get your room and board paid for. And you can get a good education if you work at it. It’s all subsidized by donors and shared school revenues. Which makes it more similar to Europe, where companies subsidize teams , than to the WNBA In the NBA, a team can’t go to a sponsor and negotiate a direct payment deal for a player. In college they effectively can with NIL money. When I have written checks to IU, I knew which players were trying to get with the money (although I never tie the money to specific players. It’s up to them ) The WNBA needs to look at allowing the same thing. Let the teams go to local sponsors and work out payments to players as part of sponsorship packages. The big name players have agents to do this. The rest make minimal amounts. With or without an agent. Let WNBA teams pay “NIL” money to its players. It’s counter intuitive for NBA folks, but here is the issue. WNBA teams don’t have the margin dollars from tickets, sponsors and shared revenues like tv to pay bigger salaries using their own cash flow. With help from the league , they could create NIL deals with sponsors that go directly to the players. From the sponsors. Make it legal. Create a cap per player, based on years of experience. Yes, some teams will suck at it, that’s where the wnba comes in to help. They will suck at it as well for some period. But like collegiate NIL, the sponsorship packages will supplement player salaries without undermining the economics of the teams and league itself. The next question will be competitive balance issues. The big markets can do this better. They have a great addressable market for sponsors. The wnba could require that some percentage of the NIL money deals go into a pool for a version of revenue share. This is effectively what happens (or did ) with jersey ads. I remember advocating that the jersey ads be split with all teams, because the greatest value to sponsors comes not from local tv or games, but from national tv, playoffs and jersey sales. This would be similar. Obviously I’m just spitballing this , but if they came on shark tank , that’s what I would suggest ! What do you think ?

Highlights from our recent game against Mount St Charles

BABC ‘28 Born 2010 ⁦@malwithdashifts⁩ 6-7 & growing! True PG! Via PVD! Time to say it “can play da game 4 longgg time”

Rap was more fun when Drake was handing out features to everybody

BABC’28 via Providence. 6-5 PG True sophomore in his 3rd season here. Unlimited upside. Key contributor for our deep’28 class. @3SSBCircuit @malwithdashifts

@bebe_hoops Doc the best ato out of this group look at his percentages

SPO

2026 McDonald's All American Game boys roster revealed. 🍔 [READ] 👉 on3.com/rivals/news/20…

Baton Rouge JUCO guard Noah Toussaint (@NoahToussaint8) is one of the craftiest players at the JUCO level. During a recent 3 game stretch he posted: • 18 pts / 4 ast / 8 reb • 18 pts / 2 stl / 1 ast • 14 pts / 5 ast / 4 reb / 2 stl Has D1 & D2 interest.

Lorcan Bailey Morrow, 6’8 Wing, C/O 2028  -22points  -21 rebounds  -4 assists  -3 blocks