JaKeenan Gant signs with NBA’s Indiana Pacers
Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns men’s basketball alum JaKeenan Gant took another step towards the National Basketball Association on Friday when he inked a free-agent deal with the Indiana Pacers.
view moreCeltics take LSU guard Tremont Waters in second round of NBA Draft
LSU point guard and first-team All-SEC selection Tremont Waters was selected with pick No. 51 Thursday in the 2019 NBA Draft.
view morePelicans trade No. 4 overall pick to Hawks
As expected, the New Orleans Pelicans have worked a trade with the No. 4 overall pick in this evening’s NBA Draft.
view moreTrade rumors persist on NBA Draft day as Pelicans set to coronate Zion
New Orleans will pick the clear-cut top player in the draft first overall. But what will the Pels do with the fourth overall pick?
view moreReport: Pelicans forward Julius Randle declines player option to become free agent
Randle is expected to make considerably more than the $9 million option this season on his next deal.
view moreAnthony Davis saga reaches point of exhaustion on brink of trade
If ESPN ever decides to do a 30 for 30 documentary on the Anthony Davis trade saga, they may need a few nights to tell the complete story.
view morePelicans hire former WNBA star Swin Cash for front office
Cash played 15 seasons in the WNBA and made four All-Star teams.
view moreTamika Catchings free clinic returns to XULA June 14
For the second consecutive year, Xavier University of Louisiana and the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation are partnering to host the Tamika Catchings Catch the Stars Foundation Basketball Clinic at XULA’s Convocation Center.
view moreNew Orleans, fans positioned well among NBA basketball cities
It is a widely believed and commonly stated position that New Orleans is not a basketball city, that football rules the day, the city and the region, along with the state of Louisiana.
view moreEx-Pelicans guard Tyreke Evans banned from NBA for drug policy violations
Former Pelicans guard Tyreke Evans has been banned from the National Basketball Association for at least two years for violating the league’s drug policies.
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