Tyler Carmona

22 hours ago | si.com | Tyler Carmona

With a surplus of first-round picks in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Nets might end up stealing a player late in the first round that they were once projected to take in the top 10. According to Bleacher Report’s Jonathan Wasserman, the Nets are now projected to take Nolan Traore with the 26th pick of the NBA Draft. Based on Wasserman’s mock draft, Traore would be the second French player that the Nets drafted in the first round.

1 day ago | si.com | Tyler Carmona

The Florida Gators are reportedly inching closer to getting their first wide receiver commitment from the 2026 class. According to On3’s Corey Bender, the Gators are projected to land a commitment from four-star wide receiver Somourian Wingo. Wingo is fresh off an official visit to Florida and still has official visits scheduled with Alabama (June 12) and South Carolina (June 20). He went on his first official visit of the summer back in May when he took a trip down to the University of Miami.

1 day ago | si.com | Tyler Carmona

With their second-round pick in the NBA Draft, the Brooklyn Nets will likely be on the hunt for an underrated role player who could contribute sooner rather than later. Earlier in the week, the Nets worked out two playmaking guards who each showcased dynamic scoring potential throughout their time in college.

1 day ago | si.com | Tyler Carmona

Currently holding the most picks in the upcoming NBA Draft, the Nets will eventually have to decide whether they will keep or try to trade their abundance of picks. Particularly in the back half of the second round, where they currently have the 19th, 26th, and 27th picks. If they chose to keep at least one of these picks, the Nets might have the chance to draft Michigan State University guard Jase Richardson, son of NBA veteran Jason Richardson.

2 days ago | si.com | Tyler Carmona

As the 2024–25 NBA season winds down, the Brooklyn Nets are reportedly facing changes off the court, with a key staff member not expected to return next seasonAccording to an article from West London Sport, former Nets director of high performance Ben Williams will be leaving the team to return to his full-time position across the pond with the Queen Park Rangers Football Club of the English Football League.