We take a trip down memory lane as we celebrate Tony Bennett ahead of February 8th with a diary Val originally wrote for HoosPlace. Setting the scene:  In March ...

Scoring has been climbing as of late, but this year the stat inflation has revealed itself in a more subtle way.

The Nations Ford Alternatives to Violence program oversees a 1.5-mile area on and around one of Charlotte's most underserved ...

Ernie Nestor, who got his start coaching at Bassett High School and was a longtime Wake Forest men’s basketball assistant, ...

Even after betting on him as a prospect straight out of high school, pairing him with his cousin Vince Carter and developing ...

Ernie Nestor was the quintessential basketball lifer. Nestor, who had three different stints as an assistant coach at Wake ...

To be a professional athlete, it takes genetic gifts and hard work; however, for the freak athletes on this list, genetics ...

There have been a lot of great NBA players throughout the league's history, but what players have NBA fans forgotten about?

The shortest player in NBA history also had many other obstacles other than making history as a 5’3’’ guard. Muggsy Bogues had a lot going against him entering the league, but his poor upbringing made ...

Shamir Bogues was pesky all night. He intercepted a bounce pass intended for Binghamton's Tymu Chenery, for his seventh steal of the night. On the ensuing offensive possession, TJ Hurley found ...

Alonzo Mourning, Glen Rice, Larry Johnson, and Muggsy Bogues were some of their early stars. All of them except for Bogues (the shortest NBA player ever) left the team pretty quickly, though.

The show is named after Muggsy Bogues, the legendary NBA star who stood just 5 feet 3 inches, yet shone in the league through sheer tenacity, heart and an unshakeable spirit. Those same qualities ...