Marcus Scott V had an incredible sophomore season with the Savannah State University Tigers men’s basketball team (SSU). The 5-foot-9 guard finished the 2021-22 season as a champion and as MVP. Now he has officially entered into the NCAA transfer portal as he looks to continue his progression in the game of basketball.  Born and raised in Hinesville, Georgia, Marcus Scott V has been around basketball since the age of three where he began playing organized basketball. What started as a hobby would become a passion. Loving the game and enjoying the competition it bought and all the effort a ..read more

NBL has publicly announced its policy regarding the replacement of players impacted by COVID-19 and the circumstances in which games may be postponed. The policy provides that: If a player is unavailable for selection due to COVID-19 protocols, the club can replace that player The COVID-19 replacement player rule is in addition to the current injury replacement rules however, a contracted injury replacement player may be selected as a COVID-19 replacement player COVID-19 player replacement players are contracted on a game-by- game basis and must be released from their contract once the player ..read more

From playing Basketball around the world to leading an organization directed at giving back to at-risk youth in Edmonton, AB, Canada, Jamelle Anthony Davis is an extremely talented athlete who has competed around the globe and is an artist who has helped raise awareness on important issues. “If life has taught me one thing, it’s that you should always be yourself. Feel what you feel and live what you believe. Being bold isn’t about walking around with your chin high. It’s about believing in yourself and protecting your inner love.” – Jamelle Davis Born in London, Jamelle went through some ..read more

Growing up in a sporting family from North Brunswick, New Jersey, Dillon Salva was destined to follow in his parents footsteps as an athlete.  Started by playing four years of football along with basketball at Bishop George Ahr High School in Edison, NJ. He would leave the school earning all-state, all-county, all-area and all-division honors in football and the school’s all-time leader in two-point field goals in a season and blocks in a game in basketball.  Growing up, his parents were always there every step of the way. With Dad as coach, an accomplished athlete in his own right ..read more

Sometimes you need to take risks in the search for glory, and that’s exactly what the Houston Rockets did when they parted ways with Chandler Parsons, Jeremy Lin and Omir Asik. While they did manage to sign the likes of Trevor Ariza and Jason Terry, they failed to secure the signature of that big name that they were clearing all that cap space for. As the season came around, there was no questioning that Houston had talent, but did they have the depth? Well as it turns out, patience is what they needed. Despite the absence of Dwight Howard, Patrick Beverley and Terrence Jones throughout the se ..read more

For Golden State Warriors fans, Draymond Green has always been somewhat of a cult figure. Known for his energy, defence and hustle, Green has been a consistent role player for the Warriors. Fast forward to this season, the 2012 35th overall pick from Michigan State is putting up career best numbers and is a key part to the Warriors’ current success. [image src=’http://fnx.network/fnxnetwork/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/3261471149_0977744c3e_z.jpg’ width=‘458’ height=’400′ title=‘Source:David Giard,Flickr’ align=’left’]Coming into the 2014/15 season, there was quite a bit of talk around Green. He ..read more

While they failed to make the Playoffs, the New York Knicks had a strong finish to the 2013/14 NBA season. Add to this, the addition of Phil Jackson in the front office, Derek Fisher as Head Coach and the re-signing of Carmelo Anthony and you would be right to assume that the Knicks were destined for great things this season… Well we’re now just over a quarter of the way into the season, and the Knicks currently have a terrible 4-20 record, a 10 game losing streak and cracks are beginning to appear among the players. The most recent of which, between Carmelo Anthony and Tim Hardaway Jr.. While ..read more

From 2014 to 2016, Quiyante Burroughs spent time competing on the Nike EYBL Circuit in New Jersey against the likes of Isaiah Washington (Minnesota University), Nate Pierre-Louis (Temple) and training with greats such as, Isaiah Briscoe (Orlando Magic), and Kyle Anderson (Memphis Grizzles). He would also go on to compete on both, the Under Armour and Adidas Circuit against some of top level talent that we see today such as, Collin Sexton (Cleveland Cavaliers), and Zion Williamson (Duke University). Which would see Quiyante quickly garner a lot of attraction and attention from many Division 1 a ..read more