Josh Cornelissen

1 week ago | dunkingwithwolves.com | Josh Cornelissen

The price is locked in - in partCoin flips are going to have a significant impact on the 2025 NBA Draft. An incredibly competitive playoff race in both conferences has resulted in the standings being very bunched together. The Cleveland Cavaliers, Boston Celtics and Oklahoma City Thunder are way out in front, but then 10 teams, a full third of the league, have between 48 and 52 wins. That includes a three-way tie at 48-34; the NBA's policy for solving draft-order ties is to flip a coin.

2 weeks ago | bluemanhoop.com | Josh Cornelissen

What a wild possibilityIn one of the most important and spotlighted games of the Golden State Warriors' season, last week they took on the Los Angeles Lakers in L.A. with playoff survival on the line. In addition to their longtime rival LeBron James, it was the Warriors' chance to prove themselves against new Laker Luka Doncic. They did just that, pulling out a key 123-116 victory to stay alive in the insanely competitive Western Conference playoff race.

4 weeks ago | reignoftroy.com | Josh Cornelissen

Prayers are being lifted upAngel Reese is no stranger to injuries. That may have contributed to her instant show of support US. Trojans star guard JuJu Watkins on Monday night. While pushing the ball in transition in the first quarter of USC's second-round NCAA Tournament game against Mississippi State, Watkins suddenly collapsed to the court in obvious pain, clutching at her knee.

1 month ago | reignoftroy.com | Josh Cornelissen

Gottlieb better hope it doesn't come back to bite herThe USC Trojans want to win six games. Not just one - all six to run the table and win the NCAA Tournament. They aren't out to merely grind the UNC Greensboro Spartans into dust. They aren't out to merely have a good time playing basketball and see what happens. They are a team talented enough, with a star excellent enough, to honestly think they have a real chance to win it all.

1 month ago | gojoebruin.com | Josh Cornelissen

The path is littered with talentThe UCLA Bruins come bombing into the NCAA Tournament, hitting shots from all over the court as their offense has truly found its groove in recent weeks. They are led by the underrated Eric Dailey Jr., a 6'8" forward who brings it on both ends of the court. Dailey only averaged 11.6 points per game this season after transferring from Oklahoma State, but his impact was felt everywhere.