The guys at Sports Science never cease to amaze me and they hit us with another gem as they analyze the athleticism of Kristaps Porzingis. The 4th pick of the 2015 NBA Draft was someone that many people didn’t know much about. However, once he hit that court and displayed everything he had in his

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This past weekend myself and a few of my comrades from Basketball Society were afforded the luxury of covering The Basketball Tournament‘s Northeast Regional at Philadelphia University through our colleagues at Def Pen. The Basketball Tournament or TBT as it has come to be known, is an exciting high stakes brand of Summer Hoops. Founded

Red Alert: First and Second Team All-Ginger
There is a certain archetype in professional sports that often flies under the radar, an elite group of individuals who are rarer than Lil B eating pink steak. That’s right folks, I’m talking about the ginger athlete! Now obviously, The Society talks strictly hoops, so we’ve excavated the NBA archives and picked our First and Second
Carmelo Anthony Says He Would "Always Love" To Play With Kobe Bryant
Carmelo Anthony Says He Would “Always Love” To Play With Kobe Bryant Kobe Bryant has taken large heaps of criticism lately, most notably from Henry Abbott’s latest feature article in ESPN Magazine in which he took an open and educated stance that the Los Angeles Lakers have been unable to land big time free agents
Jeanie Buss: "Any free agent that would be afraid to play with Kobe Bryant is probably a loser"
Lakers president Jeanie Buss defended Kobe Bryant from popular criticism publicly on Thursday. In their annual preseason NBA player rankings, ESPN ranked Kobe Bryant at no. 40, a ranking any supporter of the future Hall of Famer would consider atrocious. Then in this week’s ESPN Magazine, columnist Henry Abbott’s top feature story was heavily driven
NBA Reaches Agreement on New Television Deal with Turner, Disney
Monday, the NBA released an official statement and Adam Silver held a press conference announcing a new television and media rights deal with Turner Broadcasting and Disney. Per the release: “The National Basketball Association (NBA) has expanded its partnerships with Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. and The Walt Disney Company through new, nine-year agreements under which
Byron Scott frontrunner for Lakers coaching job, Lionel Hollins close second
According to Ramona Shelburne of ESPN Los Angeles, Byron Scott is the frontrunner to fill the Los Angeles Lakers coaching vacancy as he’s interviewed for the position three times. Former Memphis Grizzlies coach Lionel Hollins is considered to be a close second and the Lakers are still considering the services of Mike Dunleavy. Byron Scott
Shane Battier to join ESPN after retirement
Miami Heat forward Shane Battier will become an ESPN College Basketball analyst after retiring from the NBA at the conclusion of the 2013-14 season according to reports. Battier expressed his desire to retire two months ago, and is now establishing future plans as the days of his lengthy NBA career dwindle down. The 35 year