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YAXEL LENDEBORG: MOST POINTS BY A WARRIORS ROOKIE IN A SINGLE GAME SINCE STEPH IN 2010!
🌉 37 PTS (career-high, game-high)
🌉 6 AST
🌉 6 3PM
🌉 13-19 FGM
4 straight wins for @Yaxel_Lendeborg and the @warriors!
Food for thought from today’s Notre Dame vs Villanova Game:
Notre Dame won 74–72 despite a 42.3%–56.7% eFG deficit.
20 Villanova turnovers yielded 20 points. Offensive boards produced 16 second-chance points.
Lost scoring chances. Extended Irish possessions. A 65–52 shot-attempt edge.
#CollegeBasketball
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Whatever it takes to WIN! Rebounding, defense, energy & effort. Just getting started. The work speaks for itself! 😤🏴☠️
@UNLVmbb
#RunninRebels
At 6’8”, MJ Thomas understands his role: physical play, rebounding, interior activity, and running the floor. His exhibition averages—9.0 points and 8.5 rebounds, shooting 85.7% from the field (6-for-7)—reflect that identity.
Defensively, his physical presence inside and ability to finish possessions with rebounds are valuable to UNLV. His impact goes beyond scoring. He’s my X factor for the Rebels this season.
At 6’8”, MJ Thomas understands his role: physical play, rebounding, interior activity, and running the floor. His exhibition averages—9.0 points and 8.5 rebounds, shooting 85.7% from the field (6-for-7)—reflect that identity.
Defensively, his physical presence inside and ability to finish possessions with rebounds are valuable to UNLV. His impact goes beyond scoring. He’s my X factor for the Rebels this season.
Want to play Division I? Understand what it demands.
From behind the bench at UNLV–Missouri: physicality, communication and role clarity at game speed.
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His defensive instincts is ust crazy. His energy is unmatched. One of the most intriguing players in the country.
Missouri’s sensational freshman Jason Crowe Jr. against UNLV’s Sebastian Mack—two high-level scoring guards in an intriguing matchup. Watching how each creates offense and responds defensively.
u1hoops.com/2026/10/29/zeke-… Bonner is a name worth tracking in Arizona’s 2029 class.
The Desert Vista point guard shows pace, developing lead guard instincts and tools worth monitoring heading into his sophomore season.
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Saying it for the 10,000th time. Analytics sped the game up and made it sporadic, which has led to a major increase in NBA injuries. The pace and rapidness of play is taking a toll. Hoopers aint chess pieces and robots.
14 years old. 6’2”, 220 pounds. Still in eighth grade.
Jhamar Clark Jr. has major high school football programs pursuing him, according to his father. We’ve followed this Las Vegas talent—and his size and agility give you a reason to watch.
Full feature below. ⬇️⬇️
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Jim Jackson compares today’s game to the era he played in and breaks down how basketball has evolved.
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#JimJackson #NBA #NBALegends #BasketballDebate #TFUPodcast
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He can play pick-up in dockers and Khakis and kill other D1 type players. #BabyJordan
Who’s worth tracking? How is a player developing? What makes his role matter?
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U1HS PROSPECT WATCH | 1/7
A coach asked for Las Vegas prospects worth tracking. We’re sharing 20 names across the 2027–2030 classes, including players with Vegas ties now in California and Texas.
A starting point for coaches to do their homework. Listed by class, not ranked.
U1HS PROSPECT WATCH | 2030 | 6/7
BJ Jolly — 6’4”, Somerset Losee
Logan Kish — 6’11”, Bishop Gorman
Elliot South — 6’5”, CIVICA Academy
Kaemon Thomas — 5’10”, relocate to school in Texas.
















