Four teams are left in the 2025 FIBA U19 Basketball World Cup. The United States are just two wins from their goal of winning ...

Team USA, which has been dominant at the FIBA U19 World Cup, went up by double-digits early against Canada in the ...

Team USA is on a roll. AJ Dybantsa and his teammates have advanced to the quarterfinals of the FIBA U19 World Cup, doing so ...

AJ Dybantsa and Team USA have improved to 3-0 in group play at the FIBA U19 World Cup, rewriting the record book in the ...

Some have questioned Dybantsa’s tendency to score when the game is already out of reach, as opposed to taking over from the ...

College basketball's top award will be hotly contested this upcoming season, with Braden Smith listed as the early favorite ...

Mikel Brown Jr. was a huge get for Pat Kelsey. So far, Brown has done nothing but show Kelsey and his staff that he is the ...

It was easy to predict who would be selected first overall in the 2025 NBA Draft more than a year in advance of commissioner ...

The hoops prodigy with Kevin Durant-like game and a Mamba mindset is taking his skills to Brigham Young University.

In Sunday’s Team USA action, Dybantsa scored 16 points with four rebounds in a 108-77 victory over France in Lausanne, ...

AJ Dybantsa, BYU. The idea of Dybantsa as a built-in-a-lab, 6-foot-9 scoring wing -- the archetype NBA teams so covet building around -- puts him firmly in the mix to go No. 1.

The BYU signee from Brockton is 6 feet 9 inches and has been a favorite to sit atop draft boards next summer and ranks as the nation’s top recruit by ESPN, On3, and Rivals.