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Antoine Semenyo Sports

Antoine Semenyo grew up in England with Ghanaian pride

Ghana winger discusses why he chose the Black Stars, his experience at the 2022 World Cup, playing England and more

Cameron Boozer smirks at camera with a silver basketball in hand in front of a blue backdrop. Sports

Cameron Boozer has support of proud former NBA All-Star dad en route to draft

Carlos Boozer, a two-time NBA All-Star, says his son is dedicated to his craft and is a natural leader as he enters the league

Kingston Flemings looks at a silver basketball in his hand while smiling in front of a red background. Sports

Kingston Flemings ready to ‘constantly get better’ in NBA

Projected top-10 pick thinks he won’t reach his potential until years in the league

NBA fathers Sports

NBA draft: The fathers behind the future

Projected lottery picks and their dads talk about their journeys together through basketball

John Shippen Sports

John Shippen, the U.S. Open and how America remembers its pioneers

First American pro to play in tournament helped pave the way for golfers Charlie Sifford, Tiger Woods and more

Nate Ament Sports

Nate Ament believes he has ‘best upside’ in 2026 NBA draft

Projected lottery pick taking lessons from father with him into pros: ‘whatever you’re doing, do to best of your ability’

Mikel Brown Jr. Sports

For Mikel Brown Jr., his name means everything ahead of NBA draft

Projected top-10 pick has always had devoted father and family pushing him toward reaching his potential

Len Bias Sports

Len Bias: Remembering the person 40 years later

Since his death in 1986, the former Maryland star has been reduced to a tragic symbol. He’s more.

The Washington Mystics draft Okikiola “Kiki” Iriafen (right) with the fourth overall pick in the 2025 WNBA draft. WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert (left) presents Iriafen with a jersey. Sports

For WNBA players of African descent, deciding what name to go by is a choice born of pride, preservation

Athletes consider convenience and comfortability in how they present themselves

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