University of Hawaii Football 2025

9/10/25 - Rich Miano's path to the Circle of Honor

9/6/25 - Hawaii defeats Sam Houston 37-20 behind Luke Weaver

8/30/25 - Arizona pulls away from Hawaii 40-6

8/23/25 - Hawaii comes back to beat Stanford 23-20 with walk-off field goal

8/12/25 - University of Hawaii and Spectrum to drop football PPV for 2025, to show games live on Spectrum Sports

6/22/25 - Warriors to receive 2026 commitments from Christian Sanford-Tupuola (Kahuku), Vai Fanuaea (Nanakuli), Andrew Price (Idaho)

6/16/25 - Cooper Troy, OL, Canada to commit to Hawaii for 2026

6/15/25 - TJ Fo'ilefutu, RB, Arizona accepts 2026 scholaship

6/9/25 - Zay Nickels (Bishop Gorman), Jahrn Altura (St. Louis) accept 2026 scholarship offers

6/8/25 - Hawaii lands another QB (Maika Eugenio) from Bishop Gorman

6/6/25 - Matt Elliott set to become next UH athletic director

6/3/25 - Marquis Robinson, S, (Arizona) commits for 2026

5/23/25 - MarMar Davis, QB, to transfer from UCLA to Hawaii

5/20/25 - Joey Farthing, WB, transfers from Youngstown State

5/4/25 - Max Ware, WR, to transfer from Arizona State,  Jet James, CB, to transfer from Troy, Zion Allen, CB, to transfer from Southern Utah

4/30/25 - Brayton Correa, DB, Bishop Gorman accepts scholarship offer

4/16/25 - Ben Drake, CB, Sierra College accepts scholarship

4/16/25 - Thus was born the Hawaii Warrior Football Network

4/10/25 - Chap Kapanui hired as quarterbacks coach

3/21/25 - Chad Owens selected for Circle of Honor

3/15/25 - Carson Stocklinski, DL, transfers from Richmond

1/14/25 - Ka'eo Akana is transferring from Utah

1/13/25 - Three defensive linemen commit to Hawaii: Luther McCoy, De'Jon Benton, Qwyn Williams

12/29/24 - C-Bo Brown is coming back, Brandon White WR will transfer from Kentucky

12/28/24 - Nick Cenacle withdraws from transfer portal, Luke Weaver JC QB signs scholarship agreement

12/24/24 - Jackson Harris, WR, to transfer from Stanford

12/18/24 - Nick Cenacle enters transfer portal

12/15/24 - Hawaii lands place kicker Caleb Sempebwa and long-snapper Jax Thompson from TCU

12/8/24 - Kainoa "Kaikai" Carvalho, 2021 offensive player of the year, signs with Hawaii

12/5/24 - Warriors sign 13 in early signing period including Titan Lacaden from St. Louis

RIP 2025

9/6/25 - Davey Johnson

7/28/25 - Ryne Sandberg

7/24/25 - Hulk Hogan

7/10/25 - Frank Layden

6/3/25 - Jim Marshall

5/8/25 - Merv Lopes

4/23/25 - Steve McMichael

4/14/25 - Don Hasselbeck

4/13/25 - Tommy Helms

3/21/25 - George Foreman

3/16/25 - Cindy Luis

3/15/25 - Slick Watts

3/11/25 - Junior Bridgeman

3/9/25 - Bobby Curran (tribute: Tsai,  Reardon, celebration)

2/7/25 - Jim Becker

1/23/25 - Don Robbs

1/16/25 - Bob Uecker

1/15/25 - Gus Williams

1/12/25 - Felix Mantilla

Linsanity

8/31/25 - Jeremy Lin announces retirement

5/29/24 - Kobe didn't talk to Jeremy Lin for four months

9/15/23 - Jeremy Lin to join brother on New Taipei Kings

12/29/22 - Jeremy Lin returning to the U.S. to rest and reset

12/2/22 - Jeremy Lin fined by China over COVID comments

10/13/22 - Jeremy Lin wasn't always comfortable with Linsanity / but now is

10/9/22 - Linsanity was close to never happening

10/7/22 - GQ interview with Jeremy Lin

10/6/22 - Jeremy Lin with Dan Patrick

10/4/22 - Jeremy Lin remembers Steph Curry

10/3/22 - Jeremy Lin never looked the part / Lin questions the end of his NBA career

9/22/22 - HBO picked the right time to take a look back at Jeremy Lin’s 15 minutes of fame

9/21/22 - Mike D’Antoni was desperate

9/21/22 - 38 at the Garden will be released on October 11 on HBO (trailer)

9/5/22 - Lin signs with Guangzhou Loong Lions

8/12/22 - Jeremy Lin tried to run away

8/12/22- 38 at the Garden will hit HBO in October

6/29/22 - Jeremy Lin wants to redefine love

4/20/22 - A new documentary: 38 at the Garden

4/14/22 - D'Antoni didn't see it coming

4/14/22 - Lin punted on talking back to Kobe

4/12/22 - Mike D'Antoni calls Linsanity the greatest time ever

2/4/22 - The legacy of Linsanity, 10 years later

6/12/21 - Jeremy Lin to return to Beijing Ducks next season

5/26/21 - Jeremy Lin speaks at Harvard

5/18/21 - Jeremy Lin apparently says farewell to the NBA

5/12/21 - Jeremy Lin says he proved himself in the G League

4/14/21 - Jeremy Lin still waiting for an opportunity

2/23/21 - Jeremy Lin speaks out on hate crimes

2/17/21 - Jeremy Lin on finding peace

2/13/21 - Lin hits seven threes for 29 points

2/10/21 - Lin gets 18 points in G League opener

2/10/21 - Eli Pemberton has a guide

2/8/21 - Lin says people think he's crazy for choosing the G League

2/6/21 - Linsanity remembered nine years later

2/4/21 - Jeremy Lin excited to play in the G League

2/3/21 - Jeremy Lin encouraged by Steph Curry after day 1 of G League training camp

2/3/21 - Jeremy Lin Makes History as the First Asian American to Get Signature Basketball Shoes

1/11/21 - Jeremy Lin officially signs with Santa Cruz

1/8/21 - Jeremy Lin writes to Chinese fans

1/7/21 - Jeremy Lin to sign with G League after all

1/5/21 - Jeremy Lin reportedly willing to return to Beijing

12/30/20 - NBA proposes Jeremy Lin rule

12/20/20 - Jeremy Lin unable to get clearance from Chinese Basketball Association in time to join Golden State Warriors 

12/18/20 - Jeremy Lin reportedly signing with Golden State

12/17/20 - Jeremy Lin leaves Ignite team

12/14/20 - Jeremy Lin practicing with G League Ignite

11/11/20 - Jeremy Lin spotted working out with Steph Curry; Durant, Kyrie Irving

9/14/20 - Jeremy Lin leaving Beijing to seek return to NBA

8/13/20 - Jeremy Lin post-season interview (video)
8/10/20 - Jeremy Lin hospitalized after semi-final defeat
8/3/20 - Jeremy Lin has answered critics in China

4/25/20 - Linsanity returning to MSG (network)

3/20/20 - Jeremy Lin returns to China to resume league play

3/19/20 - Jeremy Lin objects to the term "Chinese virus"
1/13/20 - Jeremy Lin scores 41 in All-Star game

1/6/20 - Jeremy Lin saddened at the passing of Kobe
11/9/19 - Blood, sweat, and tears in Jeremy Lin's first week
11/8/19 - Jeremy Lin vs. Shanghai (26 points, 4 assists)
11/6/19 - Jeremy Lin vs. Shandong (24 points, 6 assists, 8 rebounds)
11/4/19 - Jeremy Lin CBA debut vs. Tianjin (25 points, 9 assists)
10/13/19 - Lin scores 40 in Beijing debut

9/27/19 - Jeremy Lin addresses Chinese media

8/30/19 - An ode to Jeremy Lin

8/27/19 - Jeremy Lin signs to play in China
8/21/19 - Jeremy Lin's route could be to China and back
8/20/19 - Beijing Ducks reportedly offer Jeremy Lin $3 million
8/19/19 - Nothing is official until I say something
8/18/19 - Jeremy Lin reportedly negotiating with Beijing
8/13/19 - Five actors we'd like to see playing Jeremy Lin in a movie
8/10/19 - What went wrong for Jeremy Lin?
8/10/19 - Jeremy Lin open to moving to China
8/6/19 - The next Stephon Marbury?
8/6/19 - Jeremy Lin defends getting emotional
8/6/19  - Carmelo and Jeremy Lin back in the news
8/4/19 - Nick Young tells Jeremy Lin to bring back the dreads
8/4/19 - Could Jeremy Lin be Stephen Curry's backup?
8/4/19 - Jeremy Lin getting support from VanVleet
8/4/19 - Could the Clippers pick up Jeremy Lin?
8/3/19 - Five potential landing spots for Jeremy Lin
8/2/19 - Jeremy Lin turned down Moscow
8/1/19 - Jeremy Lin is not a failure

7/30/19 - Jeremy Lin was The Great White Hope
7/29/19 - Jeremy Lin now tops the list (of remaining free agents)
7/28/19 - Jeremy Lin feels like the league has given up on him
7/12/19 - Jeremy Lin back to the Hornets?
7/6/19 - Jeremy Lin makes it to the top 10 (of free agents)
7/6/19 - Jeremy Lin's season with the Raptors

[6/15/19] Jeremy Lin predicted his championship fate in 2013
[2/27/19] Jeremy Lin: bittersweet
[2/22/19] Jeremy Lin: Miracle from God

[11/24/18] Jeremy Lin trade ideas
[10/24/18] Jeremy Lin on Freakonomics podcast
[7/31/18] What to expect from Jeremy Lin

[6/19/17] Podcast with David Nurse

[12/15/16] D'Antoni remembers Linsanity

[10/27/16] Second act for Jeremy Lin and Kenny Atkinson

[4/29/16] Jeremy Lin's impact in Charlotte on NBA GameTime

[4/21/16] Jeremy Lin, solid NBA player

[3/22/16] Jeremy Lin, role player

[10/31/15] Lin finds ideal locale in low-key Charlotte

[9/26/15] Five answers from Jeremy Lin

[7/13/15] Jeremy Lin in search of stability

[6/9/15] Jeremy Lin working out with Steve Nash

[3/29/15] Missed it by 8 weeks (from Isolation Play, an ESPN the Magazine story)

[2/17/15] Jeremy Lin's time in Los Angeles hasn't been smooth

[10/3/14] Anything but Linsanity

[10/9/13] Linsanity hits the Phillipines

[8/26/13] Coming in October

[4/16/13] NBA sensation Jeremy Lin chats with Shira Lazar at SXSW about his brand new documentary, "Linsanity" the movie, appearing in various YouTube videos and the overall message he wants fans to take away from his new film.

Linsanity on 60 Minutes

From Zero to Linsanity

[4/5/13] The movie

[12/17/12] Jeremy Lin is playing terrible this season

[6/9/12] Training with Jeremy Lin (pre-Lin-Sanity)

[4/22/12] Jeremy Lin tops the Time 100

[3/31/12] NEW YORK >> Linsanity won't be around for a playoff push.

Jeremy Lin is instead heading for left knee surgery that is expected to sideline him six weeks, possibly ending his amazing breakthrough season and leaving the New York Knicks without their starting point guard as they fight for a postseason spot.

Lin had an MRI exam this week that revealed a small, chronic meniscus tear and he has elected to have surgery next week in New York.

With the regular season ending April 26, the biggest story in basketball this season is probably done unless the Knicks make a deep playoff run.

[3/22/12] One-on-One with Ahmad Rashad

[3/22/12] Coca-Cola wants a piece of "Linsanity." Knicks fans will soon see Coke ads in Chinese on the rotating courtside signs at Madison Square Garden. Coca-Cola spokeswoman Susan Stribling said Coke has a long-standing partnership with the NBA and already displays ads at The Garden, but wants to take advantage of the enthusiasm surrounding NBA sensation Jeremy Lin and the Knicks.

[3/20/12] Jeremy Lin signs with Volvo

[3/14/12] Fact or Fiction? Are the Knicks better without D'Antoni?

[3/14/12] Mike D'Antoni resigns

[3/14/12] Trouble in New York

[2/22/12] Two straight SI covers (article, article) (new links: 2/20/12, 2/27/12)

[2/19/12] Linsanity is too good to be true

[2/17/12] Lin-Sanity responsible for return of MSG to Time Warner Cable?

[2/16/12] Jeremy Lin added to Rising Stars lineup

[2/16/12] Today's Jeremy Lin story

[2/16/12] Jeremy Lin finds an apartment

[2/13/12] The latest tribute video

[2/12/12] Somehow, the most improbable story in NBA history found himself in the most improbable place on Friday night: The ball in his hands, Madison Square Garden on its feet, and the fourth quarter genius of Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant determined to obliterate this burgeoning mythology. Out of Bryant, had come a barrage: twisted, contorted fades, a self-pass off the backboard, the A-list arsenal out of the world’s most gifted scorer.

Somehow, Jeremy Lin never flinched. Somehow, Jeremy Lin never let himself become a spectator, never stopped to wonder what in the world he was doing out here. The ball was so safe, so snug, in his hands. There was such an easy effortlessness to the downright diabolical manner with which he dismantled the Lakers and Bryant. Sheer hysteria had thundered down on the Garden floor, a phenomenon called Linsanity, and the most polished, most poised, presence happened to be Lin.

This kid out of nowhere – out of Harvard University, out of the Reno Bighorns and Erie Bayhawks – had done it again, done it with a devastating 38 points, seven assists, four rebounds and two steals in the Knicks’ 92-85 victory over the Lakers.

*** [2/5/12 - the beginning of Lin-Sanity]

Jeremy Lin cut through the Nets' defense all night before he was finally surrounded.

As teammates hugged him at center court while Pearl Jam's ''Jeremy'' blasted through the arena, it was clear the New York Knicks had finally found a spark.

Lin scored a career-high 25 points and the Knicks salvaged the finale of a back-to-back-to-back set by the New Jersey Nets 99-92 on Saturday night.
 
[video highlights]

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Landry Fields couch

Top Ten Jeremy Lin puns of the week

Jeremy Lin: most added player of the week

Jeremy Lin: True Hollywood story

Jeremy Lin: American story

Jeremy Lin fever begins

NBA 2025-2026

7/21/25 - Chris Paul is returning to the Clippers

7/19/25 - Marcus Smart to join Lakers after buyout with Washington

7/12/25 - Devin Booker signs 2-year $145 million extension with Phoenix

7/6/25 - Lakers sign Deandre Ayton 

6/25/25 - Suns trade Vasilije Micić, no. 29 pick, and 2029 first-rount pick to Charlotte for Mark Williams; draft Khaman Maluach

6/25/25 - Cooper Flagg selected no. 1 by Dallas as expected in NBA draft, Dylan Harper goes no. 2, VJ Edgecombe goes no. 3

6/24/25 - CJ McCollum and Kelly Olynyk and future second round pick traded from New Orleans to Washington for Jordan Poole, Saddiq Bey, and second round pick

6/24/25 - Kristaps Porzingis traded from Boston to Atlanta, Atlanta trades Terrence Mann and no. 22 pick to Brooklyn and second round pick to Boston, Brooklyn trades Georges Niang to Boston

6/24/25 - Jrue Holiday traded from Boston to Portland for Anfernee Simons and two future second-round picks

6/22/25 - Kevin Durant traded from Phoenix to Houston for Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, first round pick (no. 10), and five second round picks

6/18/25 - Buss family to sell Lakers for $10 billion

6/15/25 - Memphis trading Desmond Bane to Orlando for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony, four first-round picks and a first-round pick swap

6/4/25 - Phoenix hire Jordan Ott as head coach

6/3/25 - Knicks fire Tom Thibodeau after making it to the conference finals

Les Murakami inducted into National College Baseball Hall of Fame

Les Murakami, the 89-year-old architect of the University of Hawaii baseball program, today was inducted into the National College Baseball Hall of Fame.

What started as a “temporary” job in 1971, UH’s first season competing in NCAA Division I, turned into a 30-year stint as the Rainbows’ head coach.

Murakami’s record of 1,079-648-4, included six Western Athletic Conference titles, 10 NCAA Regional appearances, and a runner-up finish in the 1980 College World Series.

Murakami coached Sheridan in the AJA League, borrowing their orange, green and white uniforms for his early UH teams. The color scheme stuck, with one of the hues known as “Sheridan orange.”

Murakami developed local talent into stars, such as Gerald Ako, Derek Tatsuno, Greg Oniate, Randy Oyama, Billy Blanchette, Mario Monico, John Matias, while blending with Glenn Braggs, Rick Bass, Chuck Crim, Thad Reese and Bryan Duquette, among several. Murakami sent 74 players to pro baseball, including 10 to the major leagues. Tatsuno referred to Murakami as a “pied piper.”

In acknowledgement of Murakami’s diligence and political pull, then-athletic director Paul Durham was surprised to notice there appeared to be a construction project underway in the quarry where the on-campus athletic facilities were located. That project became UH’s first baseball field, complete with metal bleachers and his wife Dot Murakami’s makeshift concession stand.

In 1984, the field was transformed into an $11.2-million project christened as 4,312-seat Rainbow Stadium.

Murakami coached the Rainbows until he suffered a stroke on Nov. 2, 2000.

In 2001, Murakami was named to the UH Circle of Honor. He also was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame.

In 2002, UH’s baseball stadium was renamed Les Murakami Stadium. “This has always been the house that Les built,” said Hugh Yoshida, who was the athletic director at the time.

NBA Draft 2025

[5/12/25] Cooper Flagg likely found his new home Monday as the NBA held its annual Draft Lottery in Chicago. After months of waiting, the stunning results are in: the Dallas Mavericks hold the No. 1 overall pick in June's NBA Draft. The Mavs had just a 1.8% chance of winning the top pick after going 39-43 this season. The Mavs made the Play-In Tournament after shockingly trading Luka Dončiç to the Lakers ahead of the trade deadline.

In all likelihood, they will select Flagg, the dominant two-way forward prospect out of Duke who nearly swept the National Player of the Year awards in college.

It was a chaotic Draft Lottery as the 76ers, Mavericks and Spurs all jumped into the top four, while the Wizards, Jazz, Pelicans and Nets all took a lottery tumble. The Spurs will pick No. 2 overall, the 76ers will pick third and the Hornets will pick fourth. Picks 5-14 will be made in order of record among the non-playoff teams.

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1.  Dallas - Cooper Flagg, F, Duke

2.  San Antonio - Dylan Harper, G, Rutgers [apparently]

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5/17/25 - consensus mock draft

NFL Draft 2025

1. Tennessee - Cameron Ward, QB, Miami

2. Jacksonville trades fifth pick to Cleveland and selects - Travis Hunter, WR/DB, Colorado

3. New York Giants - Abdul Carter, Edge, Penn State

4. New England - Will Campbell, OT, LSU

5. Cleveland - Mason Graham, DT, Michigan

6. Las Vegas - Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State

7. New York Jets - Armand Membou, OT, Missouri

8. Carolina - Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona

9. New Orleans - Kelvin Banks Jr., OT, Texas

10. Chicago - Colston Loveland, TE, Michigan

11. San Francisco - Mykel Williams, DE, Georgia

12. Dallas - Tyler Booker, G, Alabama

13. Miami - Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan

14. Indianapolis - Tyler Warren, TE, Penn State

15. Atlanta - Jalon Walker, LB, Georgia

16. Arizona - Walter Nolen, DT, Ole Miss

17. Cincinnati - Shemar Stewart, Edge, Texas A&M

18. Seattle - Grey Zabel, G, North Dakota State

19. Tampa Bay - Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State

20. Denver - Jahdae Barron, CB, Texas

21. Pittsburgh - Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon

22. Los Angeles Chargers - Omarion Hampton, RB, North Carolina

23. Green Bay - Matthew Golden, WR, Texas

24. Minnesota - Donovan Jackson, G, Ohio State

25. New York Giants (from Houston) - Jaxson Dart, QB, Ole Miss

26. Atlanta (from Los Angeles) - James Pearce, Jr. Tennessee

27. Baltimore - Malaki Starks, S, Georgia

28. Detroit - Tyleik Williams, DT, Ohio State

29. Washington - Josh Conerly Jr, OT, Oregon

30. Buffalo - Maxwell Hairston, CB, Kentucky

31. Philadelphia (from Kansas City) - Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama

32. Kansas City (from Philadelphia) - Josh Simmons, OT, Ohio State

pros and cons

Where's Shedeur Sanders?

Mock drafts had him going 21 Pittsburgh (Iyer: Sporting News), 21 Pittsburgh (Schrager: ESPN), undrafted (McShay: The Ringer), 21 Pittsburgh (Brooks: NFL.com), undrafted (Simms: NBC Sports), 21 Pittsburgh (Brugler: The Athletic), 9 New Orleans (Kiper and Yates: ESPN), 21 Pittsburgh (Jeremiah: NFL Network), 21 Cleveland (via Washington) (Yates: ESPN)

Dillon Gabriel scouting report

Dillon Gabriel taken in the third round by Cleveland

Cleveland takes Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round despite having taken Gabriel in the third round

NFL draft grades

NBA 2024-2025

4/25/25 - Anonymous NBA players poll

4/23/25 - Jimmer Fredette retires

4/14/25 - Phoenix fires Mike Budenholzer after one season

4/8/25 - Denver fires Michael Malone with 3 games left before playoffs

3/28/25 - Memphis parts ways with Taylor Jenkins

3/20/25 - Celtics sold for $6.1 billion

2/5/25 - Lakers obtain Mark Williams from Charlotte for Dalton Knecht, Cam Reddish, first round pick (later rescinded)

2/5/25 - Brandon Ingram traded from New Orleans to Toronto for Bruce Brown, Kelly Olynyk, first round pick and second round pic

2/5/25 - Miami trades Jimmy Butler to Golden State for Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson, 2025 first round pick (protected) / Miami also gets PJ Tucker (from Utah), Utah gets Dennis Schroder (from Golden State), Detroit receives Lindy Waters (from Golden State), Josh Richardson (from Miami)

2/5/25 - Wizards trade Jonas Valanciunas to Sacramento for Sidy Cissoko and two second-round picks

2/5/25 - Bucks trade Khris Middleton, AJ Johnson, 2028 pick swap to Wizards for Kyle Kuzma, Patrick Baldwin Jr, Jericho Sims, 2025 second-round pick, Knicks receive Delon Wright, draft rights to Hugo Besson, and cash considerations

2/2/25 - Kings trade De'Aaron Fox to Bulls for Zach LaVine.  The Kings are also sending Jordan McLaughlin to San Antonio in the deal. The Kings will receive Sidy Cissoko, three future first-round picks and three future second-round picks. The Bulls will receive Zach Collins, Tre Jones and Kevin Huerter.

2/1/25 - PJ Tucker, Mo Bamba traded from Clippers to Utah for Drew Ewbanks and Patty Mills

2/1/25 - Luka Doncic (and Maxi Kleber and Markieff Morris) traded from Dallas to Lakers for Anthony Davis (and Max Christie, first-round pick), Jazz get Jalen Hood-Schifino, second-round pick from Lakers, second-round pick from Dallas / Luka thanks Dallas

1/3/25 - Jimmy Butler not happy with the Heat

12/29/24 - D'Angelo Russell, Maxwell Lewis, three second-round picks traded from Lakers to Nets for Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton

12/28/24 - Sacramento fires head coach Mike Brown

10/8/24 - NBA GM Survey: Boston to win the title, SGA to win MVP

9/27/24 - Minnesota trades Karl-Anthony Towns to Knicks for Julius Randle, Donte DiVincenzo, first round pick

9/26/24 - Derrick Rose announces retirement

9/22/24 - Aja Wilson unanimously named WNBA MVP / Clark unanimous rookie of the year / WNBA first team: Wilson, Clark, Collier, Stewart, Thomas

9/20/24 - Embiid signs three year $192.9 million extension

9/18/24 - WNBA to expand to Portland in 2026

9/18/24 - Woj retires from ESPN, to become general manager of St. Bonaventure basketball / NBA AW (after Woj)

7/24/24 - NBA rejects Warner Brothers Discovery bid, but WBD disagrees and will take "appropriate action".

7/22/24 - Dinwiddie signs with Dallas

7/19/24 - Clippers trade Russell Westbrook to Utah for Kris Dunn

7/7/24 - Here's the details: Dallas gets Klay Thompson (from Golden State) and second-round pick, Minnesota gets second-round pick, 2031 second-round pick swap and cash, Golden State gets Buddy Hield (from Philadelphia) and Kyle Anderson (from Minnesota), Denver gets cash, Charlotte gets Josh Green (from Dallas), Reggie Jackson (from Denver), 2029 second-round pick, 2030 second-round pick, Philadelphia gets 2031 second-round pick. 

7/7/24 - DeMar DeRozan ($74 million, three years) traded from Bulls to Kings, Kings send Harrison Barnes and pick swap to San Antonio, Bulls receive Chris Duarte, two second-round picks and cash

7/4/24 - Buddy Hield traded from 76ers to Warriors for 2031 second-round pick

7/1/24 - Jayson Tatum gets the richest contract in NBA history: $315 million for five years

7/1/24 - Klay Thompson to join Dallas for 3 years, $50 million

7/1/24 - Maxey agrees to five-year, $204 million maximum extension

7/1/24 - Paul George signs with 76ers for four years, $212 million

7/1/24 - Hartenstein signs with OKC for three years, $87 million

7/1/24 - Tobias Harris signs with Pistons for two years, $52 million

6/30/24 - J.B. Bickerstaff to become Piston's head coach

6/30/24 - Chris Paul signs with Spurs (1 year, $11 million) after release from Warriors

6/29/24 - Atlanta trades Dejounte Murray to New Orleans for Larry Nance Jr., Dyson Daniels, 2025 first round pick, 2027 first round pick

6/28/24 - NBA draft grades

30. Boston - Baylor Scheierman, W, Creighton

29.  Utah - Isaiah Collier, G, USC

28. Denver (to Phoenix) - Ryan Dunn, F, Virginia

27. Minnesota - Terrence Shannon, Jr., W, Illinois

26. Washingon (to Knicks to Oklahoma City) - Dillon Jones, F, Weber State

25. Knicks - Pacome Dadiet, W, France

24. Knicks (to Washington) - Kyshawn George, W, Miami

24. Knicks trade pick to Washington for the 26th pick

23. Milwaukee - A.J. Johnson, G, National Basketball League (Australia)

22. Phoenix (to Denver) - DaRon Holmes II, C, Dayton

22. Phoenix trades their first round pick (no. 22) to Denver for first round pick (28), second round pick (56) and 2 future 2nd round picks

21. New Orleans - Yves Missi, C, Baylor

20.  Cleveland - Jaylon Tyson, W, California

19. Toronto - Ja'Kobe Walter, W, Baylor

18.  Orlando - Tristan da Silva, F, Colorado

17.  Lakers - Dalton Knecht, W, Tennessee

16.  Philadelphia - Jared McCain, G, Duke

15.  Miami - Kel'el Ware, C, Indiana

14.  Portland (to Washington) - Bub Carrington, G, Pittsburgh

Washington trades Avdija to Portland for Brogdon, 2024 1st round pick, 2029 1st round pick, two 2nd-round picks

13. Sacramento - Devin Carter, G, Providence

12. Oklahoma City - Nikola Topic, G, Serbia

11. Chicago - Matas Buzelis, W, G League Ignite

10. Utah - Cody Williams, W, Colorado

9.  Memphis - Zach Edey, C, Purdue

Minnesota trades for Rob Dillingham

8.  San Antonio - Rob Dillingham, G, Kentucky

7.  Portland - Donovan Clingan, C, UConn

6.  Charlotte - Tidjane Salaun, F, France

5.  Detroit - Ron Holland II, W, G League Ignite

4.  San Antonio - Stephon Castle, G, UConn

3.  Houston - Reed Sheppard, G, Kentucky

2.  Washington - Alex Sarr, C, France (Overtime Elite, Perth)

1.  Atlanta - Zaccharie Risacher, W, France

6/26/24 - And the first pick goes to...

6/25/24 - Nets to trade Mikal Bridges to Knicks for Bojan Bogdanovic, five first-round picks, first-round pick swap, and second round pick

6/24/24 - Toronto signing Scottie Barnes to 5-year max extension worth up to $270 million

6/24/24 - Cavaliers hiring Kenny Atkinson as head coach

6/21/24 - Bulls trade Caruso to OKC for Giddey

6/20/24 - Lakers hiring J.J. Redick as head coach

6/19/24 - Piston fire Monty Williams after one season

6/18/24 - Clippers hire Jeff Van Gundy as lead assistant

6/14/24 - Charles Barkley says he's retiring from television after next season

6/10/24 - Dan Hurley reported turns down 5 year $70 million offer from Lakers

6/10/24 - Darvin Ham returns to Milwaukee as top assistant

5/29/24 - Tyronn Lue agrees to 5 year $70 million extension

5/23/24 - Cavaliers fire J.B. Bickerstaff

5/11/24 - Suns hire Mike Budenzolzer as head coach for 5 years, $50 million

5/10/24 - Hornets hire Boston assistant Charles Lee as head coach

5/10/24 - Suns fire Frank Vogel after one season

5/3/24 - Darvin Ham fired by Lakers

4/22/24 - Nets hire Jordi Fernandez as head coach

Hawaii High School Football 2025

4/3/25 - Sterling Carvalho released by Kahuku as head coach

NCAA Basketball 2024-2025

3/19/25 - Johni Broome and Cooper Flagg named unanimous picks for AP All-America

4/10/24 - John Calipari leaves Kentucky for Arkansas

4/10/24 - Tara Vanderveer retires

NFL 2025

6/6/25 - Aaron Rodgers finally decides on Steelers

1/22/25 - Jets hire Aaron Glenn as head coach

1/21/25 - Bears hire Ben Johnson as head coach

1/7/25 - Raiders fire Antonio Pierce

1/6/25 - Patriots fire Jerod Mayo after 1 season as head coach

MLB 2025

1/22/25 - Ichiro, Sabathia, Billy Wagner elected to Hall of Fame

1/18/25 - Dodger sign Roki Sasaki

12/9/24 - Juan Soto signs with Mets for record-breaking $765 million, 15 years