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USC commit Alijah Arenas, son of Gilbert Arenas, in coma following car crash

<!--> Alijah Arenas, a Los Angeles high school basketball star who's committed to playing for the University of Southern California next season, was in an accident early Thursday, the university said.The Los Angeles Police Department said officers responded shortly before 5 a.m. to single-vehicle collision in the Reseda area of the San Fernando Valley. The LA Fire Department further said the vehicle was a Tesla Cybertruck that crashed into a tree.An 18-year-old man was transported to the hospital in stable condition, police said. The police department did not identify the driver.Multiple news outlets including the Los Angeles Times and ESPN said Arenas was the driver, citing unnamed sources.ADVERTISEMENT -->USC men's basketball coach Eric Musselman said in a statement on X: "Our thoughts and prayers are with Alijah and his family following this morning's accident. Please keep him, his teammates and […]

SPORTIVO April 24, 2025

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Gilbert Arenas’ son and USC commit Alijah Arenas reportedly in coma following car crash

<!--> USC commit and five-star men's basketball prospect Alijah Arenas was reportedly injured in a serious car crash on Thursday morning, per ESPN. According to ESPN, Arenas has been placed into a medically induced coma as a result of the accident. Alijah Arenas is the 18-year-old son of former NBA point guard, Gilbert Arenas. ADVERTISEMENT --> <!--> recommended Get more from College Basketball Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more in this topic -->

SPORTIVO April 24, 2025

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Former five-star North Carolina guard Ian Jackson transfers to St. John’s

John Fanta College Basketball Broadcaster and Reporter <!--> Rick Pitino has reeled in one of the biggest fish left in college basketball’s transfer portal sea. North Carolina guard Ian Jackson has announced his commitment to St. John’s. The 6-foot-4 star out of Our Saviour Lutheran School in the Bronx has elected for a homecoming after his freshman year at Chapel Hill, where he earned All-ACC honors after averaging 11.9 points per game on 46% shooting from the floor and 40% from 3-point territory.[MORE: Ranking the best players available in the college basketball transfer portal]For the Johnnies, who went 31-5 this past year and won the Big East regular-season and tournament titles before a disappointing second-round NCAA Tournament loss to Arkansas, shooting and explosive scoring were the areas to address in the offseason. As good as St. John’s was defensively and on […]

SPORTIVO April 21, 2025

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College basketball’s ‘lawless, cesspool’ transfer portal must be fixed

John Fanta College Basketball Broadcaster and Reporter <!--> --> On Thursday, we got wind of the latest batch of transfer portal news in what has become a never-ending cycle. Memphis star and All-American guard PJ Haggerty entered the portal. Auburn big man Dain Dainja — who has to apply for a waiver for an extra year of eligibility in a process that's unpredictable to begin with — was reportedly going to enter, but that rumor was quickly squashed after he posted on social media saying that he was "not going anywhere." One of the best mid-major players in the country, Mid-American Conference Player of the Year and former Akron star Nate Johnson joined the 2,000-plus names in the portal as well. Combine that chaos with the April 22 deadline to enter the portal — you can expect some at-the-buzzer drama with what […]

SPORTIVO April 18, 2025

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Ranking the best players available in the college basketball transfer portal

John Fanta College Basketball Broadcaster and Reporter <!--> There is no offseason in college basketball. In fact, it's open season across the country, with bidding wars fully revved up and coaches trying to make big splashes to be in contention a year from now. As millions of dollars are being poured into programs from donors and then being spent on the big fish in the portal, it bears noting that, in the midst of chaos, this year's national championship game featured a Florida team that returned six of its top nine scorers from the previous season and a Houston program that has been notorious for roster continuity under Kelvin Sampson, having taken just one transfer in 2024. It's not to say home run portal additions don't exist, because Houston notched Milos Uzan and Florida reeled in Alijah Martin from the portal, […]

SPORTIVO April 15, 2025

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Stay at Duke or go to the NBA? Where Cooper Flagg stands with his decision

<!--> Less than one week after falling to national runner-up Houston in the Final Four, Duke freshman standout Cooper Flagg walked into a room on the fourth floor of the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Flagg is in L.A. for the Wooden Award Ceremony after becoming just the fourth true freshman in college basketball history to receive the prestigious award, which is presented annually to the most outstanding college basketball player of the year.Dressed from head-to-toe in New Balance threads — Flagg signed a significant endorsement deal with the popular shoe brand in August 2024 — the 6-foot-9 superstar forward made his rounds with the media, answering questions on a variety of topics, the most prominent being his pending decision to return to school or head to the NBA, where he is largely expected to be the first overall pick in […]

SPORTIVO April 15, 2025

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What Braden Smith’s decision to return to Purdue means for the Boilermakers

John Fanta College Basketball Broadcaster and Reporter <!--> Life continues to be swell inside Mackey Arena in West Lafayette. Purdue will once again have a national player of the year front-runner and the best returning guard in the sport as Braden Smith announced that he will be back for his senior season. The winner of the Bob Cousy Award and the Big Ten Player of the Year, the 6-foot Smith has gone from a three-star recruit out of high school to a consensus first-team All-American. While many wondered what the first year without Zach Edey would look like for Matt Painter and crew, Smith helped lead the Boilers to a 24-win season and a trip to the Sweet 16, the sixth in the last eight NCAA Tournaments.Smith broke the Big Ten record for assists in conference play this season, dishing out […]

SPORTIVO April 14, 2025

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Creighton names High Point’s Alan Huss as Greg McDermott’s successor

John Fanta College Basketball Broadcaster and Reporter <!--> A transition plan is in place at Creighton when the Bluejays' all-time winningest head coach, Greg McDermott, decides to retire. High Point head coach Alan Huss, who led the Panthers to the program's first-ever NCAA Tournament at the Division I level this season and went 56-15 over the last two campaigns, is heading back to his alma mater and will be named head coach in waiting, sources told FOX Sports on Thursday. For Huss, who played for Dana Altman at Creighton from 1997-2001 and worked for McDermott at his alma mater from 2017-23, this is a no-brainer opportunity to take over a program that he knows and loves.ADVERTISEMENT -->As for McDermott, who has led the Jays to the program's golden era with 10 NCAA Tournament appearances over 15 years, including three trips to the […]

SPORTIVO April 10, 2025

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2025 March Madness betting recap: Florida winning was ‘fantastic’ for futures market

Patrick Everson FOX Sports Betting Analyst <!--> A week into April, the March Madness odds market finally settled up. Unfortunately, it was a rather unfulfilling finish, with the basketball literally bouncing on the floor as the clock ran out.It would’ve been nice to see Houston at least get off a shot. A game-winning 3-pointer. A 2-pointer that tied it, sending the game to overtime. A miss that cements the outcome.But alas, nothing, giving Florida a 65-63 victory and the national title.Let’s spin through a quick championship game recap, including oddsmakers’ reactions, how the bettors did, and a look at 2025-26 March Madness title odds.ADVERTISEMENT -->Agonizing EndingAs Monday’s game tipped off, Florida closed as a 1-point favorite at most sportsbooks, including Caesars Sports. With 19 seconds remaining, the Gators led 65-63, and Houston had the ball.But the Cougars never got off […]

SPORTIVO April 8, 2025

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