Work begins on rebuilding Miami Heat roster--
Miami Herald
Chalmers shot 33.3 percent from the field in the Finals and 14.3 percent from three-point range for an average of 4.4 points per game. If he returns to the Heat, he’s expected to compete with Norris Cole for the starting point-guard position.
Miami Heat agrees to multi-year deals with Luol Deng, Mario Chalmers, Chris Andersen--
Miami Herald
Heat draft pick Shabazz Napier, a four-year college player, had a dreadful debut in the Orlando summer league where he shot 27.5 percent from the field and 16 percent from three-point range. His game has improved in the Las Vegas summer league, but it’s clear the Heat will need more from its point-guard position, especially now that James is gone. Chalmers provides the Heat with a veteran point guard familiar with Heat coach Erik Spoelstra and his systems. Meanwhile, Norris Cole is a reliable backup ready to take the next step in his career. With James gone, Chalmers will get his chance to become a next-level point guard, and Cole will have the opportunity to take that next step in his career for which he has been waiting.
Chris Bosh sees rebuilt Heat having renewed motivation--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
Among Bosh's returning teammates are Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem, who are expected to have their new Heat contracts finalized shortly; Mario Chalmers, who reached agreement on a two-year deal Sunday; and Norris Cole, the lone Heat player under guaranteed contract at the start of free agency. Several other members of the 2013-14 roster also could return.
Heat push forward: Chalmers, McRoberts, Granger signed--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
Beyond those already locked into the Heat's personnel orbit -- a group that also includes returning point guard Norris Cole and intriguing summer-league prospects James Ennis and Justin Hamilton -- a source familiar with the Heat's strategy confirmed that the team will also be positioned with a $2.7 million "space" salary-cap exception for an additional player from the still abundant free-agent pool.
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With Chalmers back under contract, it gives the Heat flexibility with the contract of Cole, who is due $2 million this coming season.
Heat rookie Shabazz Napier in different situation since draft--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
Napier would much rather concentrate on how his situation has changed since being drafted. Before James left, he was originally expected to serve as the backup to guard Norris Cole. All signs pointed toward Mario Chalmers, the starter the past three seasons, leaving via free agency.
Haslem returns; Heat renounce most of bench--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
Otherwise capped out, the Heat are now expected to add players who fall through the free-agent cracks, as well as youthful prospects, with summer-league players James Ennis and Justin Hamilton included in that group.
The Heat also remain eligible to conduct trades, which could put Norris Cole's $2 million salary into play.
2013-14 Norris Cole Highlights--
Cleveland State Hoops
Summer league wins would be a nice bonus for Kings--
Sacramento Bee
Kings coach Michael Malone didn’t begin summer league expecting to win the title, but you wouldn’t know that by the look on his face following a listless second half in Friday’s 85-69 loss to San Antonio. Even though it’s summer league, the defeat bothered Malone. The Kings were outplayed despite starting five players who could be on their opening-night roster, including three – Ben McLemore, Ray McCallum and Derrick Williams – who started last season.
After that loss, the Kings rebounded to win back-to-back games in the league’s opening round. The summer league tournament starts today.
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McCallum hasn’t shot well (33.3 percent), but he had 12 assists in the Kings’ 89-75 win over NBA D-League Select on Monday.
BADER CONCLUDES ORLANDO SUMMER LEAGUE WITH 76ERS--
ougrizzlies.com
Top Mid-Major Dunkers to Watch in 2014-2015--
Mid-Major Madness
Keifer Sykes, Green Bay: We might as well put Keifer Sykes on every list we make this preseason because he can do it all. While Sykes isn't huge, he can elevate and he should be a staple once again this year on Horizon League video boards.
Broken finger ends Phoenix Suns center Alex Len's summer league--
The Arizona Republic
Summer Suns win
Suns second-round draft pick Alec Brownshowed off his calling card — shooting — in the Suns' 93-82 victory against the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday night.
Nordgaard to Brown: 'Work tail off all the time'--
Green Bay Press Gazette
Broekhoff Called Into Boomers Camp--
valpoathletics.com
Trio of Former Crusaders Head to Finnish National Team Camp--
valpoathletics.com
Two Former #HLMBB Players of the Year Named to World Cup Training Camps--
Horizon League Network
2014-2015 Top Mid-Major Point Guards--
College Sports Madness
As we make our way through the summer it's always fun to rank the top mid-major players in the country as we look ahead to the 2014-15 season. Last year we told you about Elfrid Payton, Kendrick Perry, and Jason Brickman early on and this year we give you a look at the nation's top returning mid-major point guards.
Keifer Sykes, Green Bay: You're going to hear a lot about this Horizon League point guard throughout the year. Sykes was voted as a Mid-Major Madness 2nd Team All-American in April and is looking to build to a possible NBA career this season. Sykes is always on the court for coach Brian Wardle and last year he posted 20.3 points, 4.9 assists, and 4.4 rebounds per game.
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Kahlil Felder, Oakland: Like Cameron Payne from Murray State, Kahlil Felder made quite the impression in his first year in the college ranks. The Golden Grizzlies guard averaged nearly 10 points and 4 rebounds, along with 6.4 assists during Oakland's inaugural Horizon League season. It'll be fun to see his maturation over the next three years.
Athletes In Action (AIA) NCAA All-Stars Get Unique Opportunity--
Mid-Major Madness
Demonte Flannigan, Cleveland State
Aaron Scales, Cleveland State
Many scenarios as Miami Heat enters free agency period--
Miami Herald
The Heat’s Big 3 — LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh — already agreed on frameworks for their contracts with the team, which has given Riley financial parameters to improve the team through free agency, according to multiple sources. Only backup point guard Norris Cole is currently under contract, and Riley has an NBA-record $55 million of salary cap space to build his roster.
Miami Heat adds free agents Josh McRoberts, Danny Granger--
Miami Herald
James opted out of his contract with the Heat before the June 30 deadline, but it is widely believed he is favoring a return to Miami, where he has advanced to the NBA Finals in four consecutive years and won titles in 2012 and 2013. Bosh, Wade and Haslem also opted out of their contracts, leaving backup guard Norris Cole as the only player currently under contract for the Heat.
Josh McRoberts, Danny Granger agree to terms with Heat--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
With McRoberts and Granger, the Heat now hold the rights to five players for the upcoming season: McRoberts and Granger; returning point guard Norris Cole, who has a guaranteed contract; center Justin Hamilton, who has a contract that becomes partially guaranteed on Aug. 1; and forward James Ennis, with the Heat holding his 2013 draft rights.
Kings look for more out of second-year point guard Ray McCallum, who expects the same himself--
Sacramento Bee
Oakland U. names Jeffrey Konya its new athletic director--
The Detroit Free Press
Oakland's Travis Bader inks deal with ASVEL in France--
The Detroit Free Press
Oakland selects Jeffrey Konya as athletic director--
The Detroit News
Oakland University names Cal State Bakersfield’s Jeffrey Konya athletics director--
The Oakland Press
Additional quotes from new Oakland AD Jeff Konya--
Grizzlies Den
Bader has backup plan in place, agrees to deal with ASVEL out of France--
Grizzlies Den
OU announces Jeff Konya as new athletic director--
Oakland Post
Top Flames Moment: UIC Defeats March Madness Participant Milwaukee, 80-58--
uicflames.com
Basketball standout goes pro in Portugal--
UIC News
Rachel Story Signs Pro Contract to Play in Portugal--
uicflames.com
Green Bay announces departure of junior guard Lamin Fulton--
CollegeBasketballTalk
Alec Brown Set to Make Phoenix Suns Debut in NBA Summer League--
GreenBayPhoenix.com
Reserve Your Spot At The Milwaukee Golf Classic--
uwmpanthers.com
Milwaukee Announces Big Schedule News For Upcoming Season--
uwmpanthers.com
VU's Drew has a day to remember at the Cell--
The NWI Times
Drew Tosses First Pitch; McClendon Leads M's to Win Saturday--
valpoathletics.com
Arch: New Zealander finds right fit at Wright State--
Dayton Daily News
Benzinger Featured in WSU Newsroom--
wsuraiders.com
2014-15 Men’s Basketball Season Tickets Now Available--
wsuraiders.com
Raider Roundup for Season Ticket Holders is Back--
wsuraiders.com
Lordstown’s Cash to walk on at YSU--
Youngstown Vindicator
Mid-Majors Highlight NBA Summer League Rosters--
Mid-Major Madness
The NBA Summer League will kick off here shortly and a slew of former mid-major stars have found their ways onto various rosters across the league.
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Brooklyn Nets (Orlando):
Kyle Casey, Harvard
Michael Jenkins, Winthrop
Nick Minnerath, Detroit
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Golden State Warriors (Vegas):
Travis Bader, Oakland
Orlando Johnson, UC Santa Barbara
Walt Lemon, Bradley
Robert Loe, Saint Louis
Davon Usher, Delaware
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Miami Heat (Orlando):
Ivan Aska, Murray State
Jerrelle Benimon, Towson
James Ennis, Long Beach State
Langston Hall, Mercer
Eli Holman, Detroit
Miami Heat (Vegas):
James Ennis, Long Beach State
Langston Hall, Mercer
Eli Holman, Detroit
Frank Gaines, IPFW
Ronald Roberts, St. Joseph's
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Orlando Magic (Orlando):
Matt Bouldin, Gonzaga
Cameron Jones, Northern Arizona
Elfrid Payton, Louisiana
Kendrick Perry, Youngstown State
Augustine Rubit, South Alabama
Philadelphia 76ers (Orlando):
Travis Bader, Oakland
Ed Daniel, Murray State
Jamelle Hagins, Delaware
Ronald Roberts, St. Joseph's
Capser Ware, Long Beach State
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Phoenix Suns (Vegas):
Taylor Braun, North Dakota State
Alec Brown, Green Bay
David Stockton, Gonzaga
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Sacramento Kings (Vegas):
Sim Bhullar, New Mexico State
Ra'Shad James, Iona
Dwayne Jones, St. Joseph's
Ray McCallum, Detroit
Jake Odum, Indiana State
Nick Wiggins, Wichita State
Many scenarios as Miami Heat enters free agency period--
Miami Herald
The Heat’s Big 3 — LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh — already agreed on frameworks for their contracts with the team, which has given Riley financial parameters to improve the team through free agency, according to multiple sources. Only backup point guard Norris Cole is currently under contract, and Riley has an NBA-record $55 million of salary cap space to build his roster.
CSU Women’s Basketball Mourns The Loss Of Former Player Destinee Blue--
csuvikings.com
Who Will Detroit Play This Season? Join us on July 17 for a Special Titan Luncheon--
detroittitans.com
Bader determined for success--
Oakland Post
Athletic director search continues--
Oakland Post
BADER SET FOR NBA SUMMER LEAGUE IN ORLANDO--
ougrizzlies.com
Suns select Alec Brown with 50th pick in NBA draft--
Arizona Republic
Meet the Phoenix Suns' 2014 NBA draft class--
Arizona Republic
2014 NBA draft grades: Grading each team's picks--
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Suns
Additions: SF T.J. Warren (No. 14 pick, North Carolina State), PG Tyler Ennis (No. 18 pick, Syracuse), SG Bogdan Bogdanovic (No. 27 pick, Serbia), C Alec Brown (No. 50 pick, Green Bay).
Analysis: This was the serviceable draft Suns fans should have been expecting if not exactly hoping for. Warren is a very good scorer, one of the draft's best, who should fit in well whether or not the Suns bring back P.J. Tucker. Ennis is the backup point guard they so desperately needed last year. Bogdanovic could contribute right away or stay hidden in Europe for a year or two but seems destined to be a very solid rotation wing. And Brown is a shot-blocker who could gain toughness in the NBA Development League. None of the picks were mistakes. None were reaches. All fit needs.
Grade: B+
Fulton Granted Release from Men's Basketball Program--
GreenBayPhoenix.com
Six #HLMBB Alums to Compete in NBA Summer League--
Horizon League Network
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Rush The Court
Remember Julie Roe Lach, the NCAA’s former VP of Enforcement who was run out of the organization on a rail after the disastrous investigation of Miami (FL) athletics and the influence of Nevin Shapiro? After a 14-month hiatus doing consulting work, she’s back in college athletics, now as the new Deputy Commissioner of the Horizon League. Her new responsibilities will include oversight of the league’s 19 championships, student-athlete development, finances, corporate sponsorship and branding, all interesting and important aspects of an organization that has little to do with her previous role involving enforcement. Still, her breadth of experience and without question also her ties to the inner workings of the NCAA right down the street from HL offices are attractive qualities, and everyone deserves a second chance to prove their value and integrity. We wish her and the conference well on their new endeavor.
Starting Five: Mid-majors with Cinderella potential in 2014-15--
USA Today
5. Cleveland State (21-12, 12-4 Horizon League): Experience is a key ingredient to tournament success, and the Vikings have it. Cleveland State returns six of its top seven scorers from a team that won 10 of its last 11 games to close out the regular season, led by guard Bryn Forbes (15.6 ppg). The Horizon League won't be an easy conference to win, but if the Vikings can reach the NCAA tournament, they could make some noise. The Vikings potentially can feature five or six double-figure scorers each night.
Michigan State lands transfer guard Bryn Forbes--
Eye On College Basketball
Bryn Forbes on hardship waiver: ‘We’ll probably know at the end of the month’--
CollegeBasketballTalk
Michigan State adds a second potential impact transfer this week--
The Dagger
Norris Cole's personal chef shot and killed at South Beach club--
Miami Herald
Heat gets its man and trades for Napier, but what does this mean for Chalmers and Cole?--
Miami Herald
UPDATE: After another crazy day of reports and speculation, anything seems possible entering free agency for #LeBron and the #Heat--
Miami Herald
Either that, or the team could be facing some serious decisions if players choose to return under max contracts. If Bosh opts out on Sunday, which he is expected to do, then the Heat would have a record $55 million of cap space entering free agency. Other than Bosh, the Heat's only other player currently under contract is backup point guard Norris Cole. Draft pick Shabazz Napier is set to join the team for next season as well.
James and Cole worked out together on Saturday in Miami, another small sign that the two Ohio natives would be returning to the Heat next season.
Q&A: Shabazz Napier reflects on Heat, LeBron, future--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
Q. Mario Chalmers is a free agent, and Norris Cole didn't have such a great postseason. So it's possible that you could slide in as the starting point guard for the Miami Heat. How do you feel about that?
Napier: "There's always opportunity to do something great, and no matter if I was going to slide in as a starter or come off the bench, I'm still going to work hard. I'm going to compete. That's who I am.
"My attitude will never change if a head coach was telling me I was going to start right away. It's going to be the same way. I'm going to work as if I'm not on the team. That's what brought me in, and that's what's going to make me as good as I want to be."
Heat turn focus, for moment, to summer roster--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
In the air
So where does Napier fit in with the Heat? That could come down to who he is fitting in with, with incumbent starter Mario Chalmers an impending free agent and Norris Cole mostly a reserve in his first three seasons.
"He's going to compete, just like Norris," Heat President Pat Riley said of Napier. "They're both cut out of the same cloth, from that standpoint, competitive players, highly conditioned. They're cut out of the same cloth.
"Mario is a free agent, so we've got to deal with that. So we'll have some depth at the position."
Player by player: What's next for Heat roster (Updated)--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
Norris Cole
Age: Turns 26 on Oct. 13.
2013-14 salary: $1.1 million.
2014-15 salary status: $2 million.
What's next: It is possible that on July 1, Cole could be the only player under contract to the Heat for 2014-15. That, of course, doesn't mean the Heat wouldn't have the ability to trade him to create a clean slate, should a major free-agency overhaul be in the team's plans. What Cole has shown is that he is a quality backup. The issue is whether he ever can become more.
Bosh opts out, Heat summer of renovation about to begin--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
For the moment, the only players under contract to the Heat are guard Norris Cole and rookie center Justin Hamilton, whose contact does not become partially guaranteed until Aug. 1. The upshot is an NBA-record $55 million in salary-cap space and other salary-cap exceptions for Riley to utilize in a makeover anticipated to retain James, Bosh and Wade as the focus.
Analysis: Space race could yield exceptional results for Heat--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
-- Either Norris Cole at his $2 million 2014-15 salary, or a player acquired in a trade for Cole at a similar salary.
Cleveland State guard Bryn Forbes leaving for Michigan State--
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Transfers, arrests and schedules highlight local college news update--
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland State University's Wolstein Center remains a white elephant - an option is to reduce the size of the arena--
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland State's Bryn Forbes transfers to Michigan State--
Cleveland State Hoops
OSU Basketball Schedule Coming Into Focus--
BuckNuts
OSU is also expected to play a road game at Cleveland State this season.
AIA stars to go up vs UAAP, PBA teams--
The Philipine Star
Aside from Jackson, others in the tentative AIA lineup are 6-0 Quincy Taylor of Longwood University, 6-6 Kellen Dunham of Butler University, 6-4 Toddrick Gotcher of Texas Tech, 6-5 Alex Caruso of Texas A&M, 6-5 Jerome Hill of Gardner-Webb University, 6-7 Demonte Flannigan of Cleveland State, 6-10 Michael Bradley of Samford University, 6-8 Lotanna Nwogbo of Longwood University, 6-9 Aaron Scales of Cleveland State, 6-4 Jordan Sibert of the University of Dayton, 6-7 Sam Dekker of the University of Wisconsin and 6-7 Keaton Miles of the University of Arkansas.
CSU's Bryn Forbes To Transfer--
csuvikings.com
Women’s Basketball Participates In #Chillin4Charity--
csuvikings.com
Detroit announces plans for four-game summer trip to Canada--
CollegeBasketballTalk
Metro+state: UDM basketball team to play in Canada in August--
The Detroit Free Press
Men's Basketball to Play Four Games This Summer in Vancouver--
detroittitans.com
WADL to Air 1977 Detroit-Michigan Sweet 16 Game--
detroittitans.com
Jordan Fee Returns to Detroit as Graduate Assistant Coach--
detroittitans.com
Summer Camp Season is Officially Open at UDM--
detroittitans.com
Women's Basketball Takes A Cold Bath For #Chillin4Charity--
detroittitans.com
Titans Add Experience & Skill To The Sidelines With Albro, Cleverly--
detroittitans.com
Former Cyclone Gibson chooses Oakland University--
Ames Tribune
Former Detroit Crockett Rocket and Oakland Grizzly Lloyd Neely Transfers to Saginaw Valley State--
News Talk WCHB
Oakland lands Iowa State transfer Percy Gibson--
CollegeBasketballTalk
Iowa State's Percy Gibson transfers to Oakland basketball--
The Detroit Free Press
Oakland's Travis Bader goes undrafted, says NBA teams have called his agent--
The Detroit News
Oakland's Bader working hard to improve his NBA Draft status--
The Oakland Press
NBA draft: Oakland U. sharpshooter Travis Bader unsure he'll get picked--
The Detroit Free Press
Metro & state: OU sharpshooter Travis Bader latches on with 2 NBA summer league teams--
The Detroit Free Press
Oakland's Bader working hard to improve his NBA Draft status--
The Detroit Free Press
Oakland's Bader named recipient of Cecil N. Coleman Medal of Honor--
The Oakland Press
Oakland University athletics director search narrows to three candidates--
The Oakland Press
Oakland University's Travis Bader to play for Philadelphia, Golden State in NBA summer leagues--
The Oakland Press
Travis Bader Interview--
Grizzlies Den
More predraft news and notes on Travis Bader--
Grizzlies Den
A closer look at the three candidates for Oakland's AD position--
Grizzlies Den
Travis Bader goes undrafted, fielding free agent offers--
Grizzlies Den
Bader to play in NBA summer leagues for two teams--
Grizzlies Den
Editorial: Searching in the dark for OU's new pres--
Oakland Post
BADER READY FOR NBA DRAFT ON THURSDAY--
ougrizzlies.com
OU'S BADER NAMED COLEMAN AWARD RECIPIENT--
ougrizzlies.com
UIC Releases Non-Conference Schedule --
Mid-Major Madness
UIC adds JUCO forward Jason McClellan--
The Catch and Shoot
Men’s basketball adds 6-foot-9 forward--
UIC News
Top Flames Moment: Barlow's 38 Points Clinches Third Place for Flames at Showcase--
uicflames.com
Howard Moore Adds 6-9 JUCO Forward Jason McClellan--
uicflames.com
UIC Basketball Releases 2014-15 Non-League Schedule--
uicflames.com
#Chillin4Charity: Tiffany Sardin Takes The Cold Water Challenge--
uicflames.com
Top 10 point guards: 9 Keifer Sykes, Green Bay--
The Sporting News
Seven-foot shooter Brown looks to splash the NBA--
NBA.com
Alec Brown drafted by Phoenix Suns--
Phear The Phoenix
VIDEO: Alec Brown Gears Up for the NBA Draft--
GreenBayPhoenix.com
Keifer Sykes Receives Leadership Award, Key to the City from Mayor Schmitt--
GreenBayPhoenix.com
2014-15 #PhlashForward: Strictly Business--
GreenBayPhoenix.com
Alec Brown Selected by the Phoenix Suns in the NBA Draft--
GreenBayPhoenix.com
Women's Basketball Hosts Successful Fore Hoops Golf Classic--
GreenBayPhoenix.com
The UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena is born--
On Milwaukee
Pearl pounces on new opportunity--
PantherU
Downtown Arena to be Named UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena--
uwmpanthers.com
Warras Named UWM Director of Women's Basketball Operations--
uwmpanthers.com
Weather Forces Postponement Of Women's Golf Outing To August 4--
uwmpanthers.com
No. 10 In The Look Back At The Top Moments In 2013-14--
uwmpanthers.com
Observations: Temple reportedly digs up past to preserve future--
Eye On College Basketball
This and that
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• Providence transfer Josh Fortune visited LSU, his mother said. Fortune also is considering Colorado, Dayton, and Valparaiso. The 6-5 guard averaged 8.4 points last season and has two years of remaining eligibility.
Men’s Basketball: Clay Yeo transfers from Valparaiso--
The Post-Tribune
AL HAMNIK: VU's Bryce Drew preparing to rock and throw--
The NWI Times
Sophomore Clay Yeo leaves Valparaiso--
The NWI Times
Peters, Bowling Will Square Off in Best of 2013-2014 Semifinals--
valpoathletics.com
Yeo Released From Commitment to Basketball Program--
valpoathletics.com
Ohio State basketball schedule 2014: Wright State to visit Value City Arena--
Land-Grant Holy Land
Q&A with Wright State basketball coach Billy Donlon--
Dayton Daily News
Conversation with Dr. Michael Cusack, the Architect of Wright State Athletics--
RaiderRoundball.com
YSU’s Perry eyes NBA chance--
Youngstown Vindicator
YSU, dad prepared Perry for next step--
Youngstown Vindicator
Magic invite Perry to summer league--
Youngstown Vindicator
Men's Basketball Boasts Record-Breaking Camp Numbers--
ysusports.com
Sykes Earns Leadership Award, Key to City--
Horizon League Network
Detroit Heading to Vancouver for Four Games--
Horizon League Network
Bader, Fletcher Named 2013-14 Cecil N. Coleman Award Winners--
Horizon League Network
Brown Tabbed 50th Overall by Phoenix in NBA Draft--
Horizon League Network
Linda Robertson: Miami Heat in NBA Finals becomes rite of spring in South Florida--
Miami Herald
But this time, Lance was merely a diversion. He couldn’t frustrate James. Stephenson finished with 11 points and one assist. Bygones were bygones at the end, when James and Stephenson hugged. James gave him a pat on the tummy, like a big brother would.
Cheap shot to Norris Cole sparked Miami Heat’s fatal blow to Pacers--
Miami Herald
Heat blow past Pacers 117-92 and back into NBA Finals--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
Spoelstra would not even address Stephenson by name, calling him "that guy" his in his postgame comments, after a second-quarter Flagrant 1 foul by Stephenson to Norris Cole's nose limited the Heat reserve point guard to 12 minutes.
It's Heat-Spurs II in NBA Finals starting Thursday--
South Florida Sun Sentinel
While a fourth consecutive Finals appearance for players such as Wade, Bosh, James, Haslem, James Jones and Mario Chalmers comes with the memories of what could have been in that 4-2 loss in 2011 to the Mavericks, for point guard Norris Cole, there only has been ultimate success, championships in each of his first two seasons, and now the opportunity for his third since being drafted in 2011 out of Cleveland State.
"You don't take it for granted," he said.
Former Detroit Mercy basketball coach loses lawsuit over affair in athletic department--
The Detroit Free Press
Ex-Detroit Mercy assistant basketball coach loses lawsuit over firing--
The Detroit News
Oakland adds Stacey Lovelace to women's basketball coaching staff--
The Oakland Press
OAKLAND ADDS STACEY LOVELACE TO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF--
ougrizzlies.com
Moore Finalizes UIC Basketball Staff with Matt Saey and Phil Gaul--
uicflames.com
From UWGB to NBA? Brown works hard to improve draft hopes--
Green Bay Press Gazette
Coach Wardle's Camp Dates: Sign Up Today--
GreenBayPhoenix.com
Team Shootout Highlights Men's Basketball Summer Camp Schedule--
uwmpanthers.com
