Men's College Basketball

From Division 1 to dead: How opioids claimed the life of a once-promising baller

David Lunn Jr. was a star hooper in Baltimore and headed in a good direction after a modest college career. Then fentanyl took over.

50 years ago, Alcindor and O.J. were both leaving L.A., but their paths quickly diverged

Two huge stars from rival schools in Southern California were drafted by pro teams in the chilly Rust Belt

The NCAA doesn’t have a Rich Paul problem. It has a problem with black men

The move to regulate agents looks like yet another effort to police black mobility and freedom

High on Zion: Alvin Gentry, Pelicans go from ‘tough year’ to ‘our moment’

The Big Easy is smiling easy after New Orleans won the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft

The eighth-grader who ‘refused to back down’ from Zion lives to tell about it

Former foes, including a viral sensation, recall their early battles against Zion

All the Zion buzz can’t compare to the LeBron Lottery

With all eyes on Zion, we look back at the most dramatic lotto in NBA history

Zion in Atlanta would be a win for the culture

The Hawks landing the No. 1 pick is a long shot. But Williamson would be a good match with the young, disruptive culture of The A.

Zion Williamson: The journey

A visit to Spartanburg, South Carolina, the hometown that knew and raised Zion

How Duke, dunks and YouTube propelled Zion

There’s a history of high school hoops legends, but this Blue Devil is next-level