Luka Doncic turns trick shot work into game-changing moment for the Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers flipped the game against the Portland Trail Blazers when Luka Doncic hit a 62-foot shot to end the second quarter.
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USF Falls to East Carolina in Heartbreaking 20-17 Loss
The USF Bulls entered Friday night hoping to strengthen their American Conference championship hopes. Instead, East Carolina delivered The post USF Falls to East Carolina in Heartbreaking 20-17 Loss appeared first on We Never Stop .
Cavaliers finally deliver statement win by handing 76ers their second loss
The Cavaliers responded to their embarrassing 29-point collapse against Philadelphia with a convincing NBA Cup performance.
37-Year-Old Ex-NBA Star Set to Plead Guilty as Malik Beasley Connection Emerges
Former NBA forward Ed Davis, 37, is set to change his not‑guilty plea to guilty in the federal gambling case that also implicates Malik Beasley. Prosecutors allege Davis loaned Beasley money and acted as a conduit, passing the guard's intended over‑ or under‑performance stats to co‑defendants for illegal betting on Bucks games, including a Jan. 26, 2024 matchup where Beasley allegedly capped his rebounds at three. The indictment, filed in late June, lists charges of sports bribery, wire‑fraud and money‑laundering conspiracy, naming agents William Brown, Robert Gorodetsky, Ernesto Plascencia and Paolo Zamorano. Beasley is slated to plead guilty on Dec. 9, joining former players Jontay Porter and Damon Jones in recent NBA gambling pleas.
Diving deeper into Cavs blowout win over 76ers: Cleveland plays their most complete game of season
The Cleveland Cavaliers dominate the Philadelphia 76ers 119-95 on Nov. 6, delivering their most complete performance of the season. Donovan Mitchell leads with 23 points, 8 assists and 7 rebounds, setting the early tempo, while Evan Mobley steps in for Jarrett Allen, adding 22 points and shooting 3‑for‑4 from three‑point range. Bench contributor Mario Hezonja posts a double‑double (15 points, 10 rebounds) to bolster rebounding. Philadelphia struggles as LeBron James scores only 8 points on 3‑of‑12 shooting with six turnovers, and Joel Embiid goes 0‑for‑9. Coach Kenny Atkinson praises the balanced effort, highlighting the Cavs’ defensive clamp and offensive flow.
San Antonio vs. Sacramento, Final Score: Spurs’ talent outweighs sloppy moments for 7th straight win, 124-109
The San Antonio Spurs extend their winning streak to seven with a 124‑109 victory over the Sacramento Kings in the Emirates Cup. Victor Wembanyama dominates, pouring in 30 points on 55.6% shooting, grabbing 14 rebounds and blocking two shots, while the Spurs shoot a season‑high 3‑point percentage thanks to nine threes from Wembanyama and Devin Vassell. Keldon Johnson’s hustle and Stephon Castle’s 19 points and seven assists fuel a 76‑point first half, the team’s second‑best of the season. Despite a third‑quarter dip and a brief rally by the Kings, San Antonio’s free‑throw barrage (42) and solid defense seal the win. Each in‑season tournament victor earns $604,985.
How ‘natural instincts’ nearly led Hawks’ Dyson Daniels to a triple-double vs. Wizards
Dyson Daniels nearly posted a triple‑double against the Washington Wizards, finishing with 13 points, 12 assists and nine rebounds in Atlanta’s 139‑132 win on Nov. 7, 2026. After a 16‑rebound, eight‑point, eight‑assist effort two nights earlier, Daniels says his "natural instincts" drive him to crash the boards despite the Hawks’ shorthanded frontcourt. His playmaking helped the Hawks tally 38 assists, while Lu Dort poured in a season‑high 25 points. Daniels also defended former teammate Trae Young, who scored 23 with 10 assists in his first game back in Atlanta.
Shaquille O’Neal Reveals How Much He’ll Make Every Month at 55 With ‘Failproof’ Retirement Plan
Shaquille O’Neal reveals that his "fail‑proof" retirement plan will net him about $1 million a month starting at age 55. The Hall of Famer credits early Google investments, his Shaq‑branded products, and a disciplined savings strategy—saving 75% of endorsement checks and funneling cash into annuities and a Subchapter S corporation. He also secured a trusted advisor, Lester Knispel, who kept his mother involved and avoided typical brochure pitches. O’Neal’s financial savvy, reinforced by lessons from Magic Johnson and careful deposit protection, aims to guarantee lifelong income even if his other ventures falter.
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BYU vs OMAHA || RADIO HIGHLIGHTS || BYU MEN'S BASKETBALL
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COLLIN CHANDLER - GAME HIGHLIGHTS | BYU VS OMAHA
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BRUCE BRANCH - GAME HIGHLIGHTS | BYU VS OMAHA
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JAXON KOHLER - GAME HIGHLIGHTS | BYU VS OMAHA
Lakers’ Luka Doncic accomplishes feat not seen since Kobe Bryant
Luka Doncic propels the Los Angeles Lakers into elite history by posting four straight 40‑point games—the first such streak since Kobe Bryant. The guard becomes only the fourth Laker ever, joining Bryant, Elgin Baylor and George Mikan, after his latest scoring surge in a win over the Sacramento Kings. Reporter Brett Siegel notes the feat marks a rare regular‑season achievement for the franchise.
Lakers star Luka Doncic somehow makes insane buzzer-beater from opposing 3-point line vs. Blazers
Luka Doncic dazzles the Lakers with a jaw‑dropping buzzer‑beater from the opposite three‑point line just before halftime against the Portland Trail Blazers on Nov. 7, 2026. The shot fuels a frenzied home crowd and quickly becomes the night’s highlight. It also caps a historic outing in which Doncic posts his fourth straight 40‑point game, joining Lakers legends Elgin Baylor, Kobe Bryant and George Mikan as the only players to achieve that streak in a single regular‑season stretch.
Grant Nelson leads Long Island with double-double as Nets fall to Greensboro
In the Long Island Nets' G League opener, two‑way forward Grant Nelson shines with an 18‑point, 13‑rebound double‑double, but the team falls 121‑111 to the Greensboro Swarm. The game sees 12 lead changes, with Long Island trailing by four at the half and ten after three quarters. Fellow rookies Joshua Jefferson (15 points, 6 rebounds) and Tyler Bilodeau (13 points, 5 steals) also post solid debuts, while Brooklyn assignees Drake Powell and Ben Saraf struggle offensively. Nelson's inside presence stands out as the bright spot in a disappointing loss.
‘Flipped The Switch’: Dallas Mavericks Pull Away From Utah Jazz 112-100 As P.J. Washington Scores 26, Santi Aldama Debuts
The Mavericks snapped a two‑game slide with a 112‑100 victory over the Utah Jazz on Nov. 7, 2026. P.J. Washington erupted for 26 points (five of six 3‑pointers before halftime) and six rebounds, while Cooper Flagg poured in 21 and added a double‑double. Dallas surged 32‑19 in the third quarter, flipping the switch after a 57‑57 halftime tie, and improved to 5‑4 overall and 2‑0 in West Group A of the NBA Cup. The Jazz fell to 1‑8, enduring their seventh straight loss. Kyrie Irving, listed as probable after illness, finished with 14 points.
Mavericks’ Cooper Flagg gives ‘amazing’ evaluation of Morez Johnson Jr.’s game
Rookie Morez Johnson Jr. sparks a Mavericks win over Utah with a first double‑double—13 points and 17 rebounds, including 10 offensive boards—in just 24 minutes. Teammate Cooper Flagg hails Johnson’s effort, calling it “amazing” during the post‑game press conference. Flagg leads the night with 21 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists, while P.J. Washington scores 26. Kyrie Irving, despite an injury report, adds 14 points as Dallas snaps a two‑game skid, improves to 5‑4 overall and 2‑0 in NBA Cup Group A, and gears up for Sunday’s clash with Brooklyn.
Watch Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg surprise his mom with new house
Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg surprises his mother, former Dominican Republic player Yissel Raposo, with a brand‑new house in his debut YouTube video. The 23‑year‑old, the No. 11 pick in the 2026 draft, has already averaged about 21 points per game, matching Wilt Chamberlain with a career night against the LA Clippers and posting 17 points, eight rebounds, six assists and three steals in a 120‑100 win over the Miami Heat. His surge has helped Golden State rebound to a 6‑3 record after an 0‑3 start. The heartfelt gift underscores the family support behind his rapid NBA rise.
Post-game Media | Tyler Betsey Bruce Branch III Jake Wahlin | BYU vs Omaha
Post-game Media | Tyler Betsey Bruce Branch III Jake Wahlin | BYU vs Omaha
Jazz Owner Smith Backs Hardy, Front Office Amid Slow Start
After the Jazz slip to 1-8 with a loss to Dallas, owner Ryan Smith publicly backs head coach Will Hardy and basketball ops president Austin Ainge, saying no changes are coming. Speaking on KSL’s podcast, Smith acknowledges the disappointing start, citing injuries to Jusuf Nurkic and Jaren Jackson Jr., but points to the promising young core—Keyonte George, Darryn Peterson and Ace Bailey—as evidence of future success. He highlights the team's rookie extension for George, Jackson’s commitment, a cache of first‑round picks and financial flexibility, emphasizing a multi‑year plan aimed at championship contention.
Utah Jazz drop seventh straight despite career night from Darryn Peterson
The Utah Jazz's early-season woes continued against the Dallas Mavericks, dropping their seventh straight and falling to 1-8 on the year.
Hawks past Wizards in Young’s return to Atlanta
The Atlanta Hawks outlasted the Washington Wizards 139-132 in an NBA Cup game for their third straight victory on Friday night. The post Hawks past Wizards in Young’s return to Atlanta appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Celtics HC Joe Mazzulla gives props to Jayson Tatum for taking great shots vs. Hornets
Coach Joe Mazzulla praised Jayson Tatum’s shot selection after the Celtics demolished the Hornets 119-80 on Nov. 7, 2026. Tatum poured in 34 points on 9‑of‑16 shooting, added five threes, 11 perfect free throws, eight rebounds and nine assists, posting a +36 margin. Boston also logged 33 assists and 24 three‑pointers on 54.5% shooting, with Derrick White adding 18 points and the bench outscoring Charlotte 49-47. The win lifts Boston to 7‑2 on the season, while Charlotte falls to 3‑7. Boston heads to Milwaukee next.
Skip Bayless blasts 76ers star LeBron James for poor play vs. Cavs: ‘LeBricks!’
LeBron James’ first game back in Cleveland as a 76ers player turns into a 119-95 blowout loss, leaving him with just 8 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and six turnovers while shooting 3‑of‑12 (22% from three). The poor performance, the 11th sub‑10‑point game of his 1,630‑game career, prompts analyst Skip Bayless to mock him on social media, dubbing the veteran “LeBricks” and highlighting his 3‑point slump. James acknowledges the offensive woes and vows to improve after reviewing film.
Houston Rockets vs. Phoenix Suns game preview
The Houston Rockets face the Phoenix Suns on April 7, 2026, gaining a schedule advantage after a three‑night stretch for Phoenix. Houston, fresh from a 5‑0 start then a 2‑2 slump, looks to rebound following a loss to Minnesota. With the Rockets owning Phoenix’s 2027 first‑round pick, the matchup carries extra stakes. Key players include Kevin Durant, Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, Devin Booker, and Miles Bridges, while the Rockets deal with Clint Capela (questionable) and Steven Adams (out); the Suns sit without Mark Williams, Rasheer Fleming, and Jordan Goodwin. Game tips at 8 p.m. CT on Space City Home Network.
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