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The Spurs' R.C. Buford traveled to Cameroon with a plan for his family. Alexis Wangmene left the country for dreams of the NBA. Their lives haven't been the same since.

You ever wonder what NBA assistant coaches are scribbling on their clipboards during games? They're taking down stats. But not the stats you'll read in any box score. They're logging numbers like touches in the paint, passes per possession, thre...

Corey Robinson, the son of NBA legend David Robinson, is makig a name for himself on the football field, writes Damon Sayles.

Today's Preview Soccer, basketball and hockey combine for 12 matchups in three windows. The second semifinal match of the Coppa Italia kicks us off at 2:45 p.m. ET on ESPN360 with both teams receiving odds to win the first leg. Our second match ...

Tony Parker didn't have the typical high school experience -- he was playing low-level pro ball by the time he was 16.

Celtics vs. Cavaliers Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe: '"The Truth' may be a reach, but he sure lived up to his Captain's title yesterday. Paul Pierce brought his certified 'A' game to a deciding seventh game against the Cavaliers. He stood tall in the ...

Brian Windhorst of the Akron Beacon-Journal: "James scored just 14 points on a woeful 4-of-16 shooting, which indicated just how off his normal production he was as he struggled to find space to operate. Unlike previous games in these playoffs when t...

John Hollinger ranks the NBA's international players, according to their 2006-07 PER.

Story | Conversation | April 26, 2007

John Hollinger ranks the best players in the NBA from around the globe.

TrueHoop's Henry Abbott provides a roundup of info and opinion on the ball controversy, from launch to tip-off.

Participants were due to learn on Tuesday the results of China's first basketball lottery, which was launched in Shanghai following an increase in the sport's popularity since Yao Ming joined the Houston Rockets.

Larry Bird came to a country were basketball isn't on the front burner -- and was treated as royalty.