For the Buss siblings, it remains to be seen how they interpret the language of the trust. It appears they want to cash out on their stakes in the franchise, and they could potentially seek a court order to remove their sister as a cotrustee, such as by arguing the trust permits a vote to that effect or permits a removal under certain circumstances. Trusts can also contain language that allows for reconfiguration in the event of conflicts of interest and other circumstances that touch on fiduciary duties. Whether the siblings could offer a viable argument is unknown, but the fact that they could try is the more salient point given that it could complicate the sale.SporticoThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: Whether the siblings could offer a viable argument is

NetsDaily: NetsDaily can confirm Nets are signing Nick Pringle to an Exhibit 10. An Ex10 does not necessarily mean a training camp invite. Nets often use it to fill out Long Island roster. Like Brooklyn, LI focusing on positional size, versatility.x.comThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: NetsDaily can confirm Nets are signing Nick Pringle to

In light of your success last season and winning the championship, how are you trying to build off of that this offseason with your game? Anunoby: Its to keep improving and to keep getting better and better. Our goal is the same: to win the championship next season. Thats everyones goal. But as far as me, its about getting better. Its a feel thing. I think you can feel when youve improved. I think you know when you improve. Each year, Ive felt that Ive improved. So its about doing the same things that Ive always done and not worrying about anyone else. Im just worrying about myself and how I can do the best for myself and for my team.Fade Away WorldThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: Our goal is the same: to win the championship next

Youve said in other interviews that youve gotten over your iconic tip-in shot in Game 4 in the Finals. Why are you able to think that way, knowing what it meant for that game, the series and the reaction it sparked among your teammates and fans? Anunoby: Im not over it as if I dont care about it. Its more about that Im ready for the next season. It was fun winning a championship. It was amazing. But we all want to do it again. So its about getting ready to start the next season. Hopefully we can do it again.Fade Away WorldThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: OG Anunoby on iconic tip-in game winner: 'It was amazing, but we all want to do it again'

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry knew he needed to rebuild the wide receiver room and add talent after it struggled in 2025. Jerry Jeudy showed some ability but had a bad year holding onto the football, and Isaiah Bond had an up-and-down rookie season, though he showed promise.ESPN's Ben Solaknoted in an article that another wide receiver, rookie Denzel Boston, has shown his physical traits and ability are worth taking note of so far in camp."The biggest box for a rookie to check is one of physical benchmarks. Wide receiverDenzel Bostonsmashes it in this regard. He has clear pro size at 6-foot-4 with a well-built frame, and he knows how to use it. He pushes off with strength, and he attacks throws away from his frame with length and hand size. But it's the smoothness with which he's in and out of his routes that truly stands out. He has shorter strides for a taller receiver, which allows him to gather himself more quickly and sink his weight more easily than other jump-ball specialists. You can tell he'll be a great possession receiver on quick-breaking routes (thinkMichael Pittman Jr. orDrake London) because of his ability to snap into routes and box smaller corners out from the catch point."Berry spent two of his top three picks at the position to upgrade the room and help whoever the quarterback ends up being. KC Concepcion was taken in the first round and has shown he is a dynamic playmaker, especially in the preseason opener, but the second guy, Denzel Boston, has really stolen the show at camp.The Browns are hoping they can step into larger roles than many outside the organization are expecting, especially Boston. This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Browns second round WR impresses analyst at camp

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On my podcast yesterday morning, I discussed the implications of Alec Pierce's injury and the strong possibility that the Colts would acquire an instant-impact receiver like Keenan Allen. Later that day, Allen signed with Indy. Now let's walk through the significant fantasy implications.Allen is not your typical 34-year-old journeyman receiver. He led all Chargers last year in total fantasy points. No longer the same downfield threat he once was, Allen is nevertheless a solid possession receiver who could push for 100+ targets.This is terrible news for managers who believed Pierce (WR38 ADP) and/or Downs (WR42 ADP) were huge bargains. I was one of those managers, pegging Downs as a must-draft at his ADP -- an almost surefire top-38 wideout with strong top-30 upside. With Michael Pittman Jr. now in Pittsburgh, this thinned-out receiving corps would open the door for Pierce and Downs to build on the former's 2025 breakout and the latter's 2024 breakout.There are major questions about whether Daniel Jones can feed more than two receivers per game, especially after Jonathan Taylor caught a career-high 46 passes in 2025. Jones was on pace for about 500 pass attempts last season. Between Pierce, Downs, Allen, and ascending tight end Tyler Warren, we might anticipate 400 targets at most. As a rookie, Warren led this team with 112 looks, and he could easily hit 125+ this year. Allen should be good for 80+. It will be hard for Pierce or Downs to comfortably exceed ADP expectations.This is suddenly a muddled fantasy group. Among those four primary pass catchers, only Warren looks like a bargain.For a deeper dive into this fantasy impact, listen to yesterday's podcast episode.This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Fantasy impact of Keenan Allen joining the Colts

AJ Storr has announced his college commitment - for the fifth and presumably final time. In taking full advantage of the transfer portal, Storr, who spent one season with the Wisconsin basketball team three seasons ago, revealed the fifth school he will play for during his five-year college career.Yes, that's five different programs in five years. For his final school, Storr will play for UNLV during the 2026-2027 season, he announced on his Instagram on Tuesday, Aug. 18. "Committed," he wrote in the caption of the post.A judge granted the soon-to-be 23-year-old an injunction that is allowing him an extra year of eligibility. Storr comes to UNLV after playing at Ole Miss last season. Before that it was Kansas. And before that it was Wisconsin. And before that it was St. John's. His college career experience follows his high school journey when he played for four schools/academies in Illinois, Nevada, Arizona and Florida. One of those stops in high school came in Las Vegas, meaning his final college basketball destination is a bit of a homecoming or as much of one that can be for someone who doesn't appear to be too attached to any one location.View this post on InstagramAJ Storr at Wisconsin After beginning his college career at St. John's, Storr joined the Wisconsin program as a sophomore for the 2023-24 school year. Storr started all 36 games for Wisconsin and led the team with 16.8 points. Storr's 605 points were over 200 more than Steven Crowl, who was second on the team. Storr's 28.8 minutes were third on the team. He earned second-team all-Big Ten honors.After a run to the Big Ten Tournament title game, the Badgers' season ended in disappointment in the NCAA Tournament days later when Storr and Wisconsin lost as a No. 5 seed in the first round to No. 12 James Madison. AJ Storr college careerStorr declared for the NBA Draft after his lone season at Wisconsin but he maintained his college eligibility. And he eventually transferred to Kansas. But his stay in Lawrence, Kansas, was short-lived and unproductive, averaging just 6.1 points per game and starting only four games in 15.7 minutes, all career lows. He was then off to Ole Miss where he had a bounce-back season in a new conference and in a different part of the country, averaging a team-high 15.5 points in 26.2 minutes across 35 games, including 15 starts. Storr started his college career in the Big East at St. John's in New York where he averaged 8.8 points in 33 games with 17 starts.AJ Storr college career Here are the schools AJ Storr has played at during his five-year college career:St Johns: 2022-23Wisconsin: 2023-24Kansas: 2024-25Ole Miss: 2025-26UNLV: 2026-27AJ Storr statsHere are AJ Storr's college career stats: Games: 138 games Starts: 72 startsMinutes: 23.1 minutesFG%: 43.1%3PT%: 34.1% FT%: 77.7% REB: 2.7 rebounds AST: 1.1 assistsSTL: 0.6 stealsPPG: 11.9 pointsThis article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Ex-Wisconsin basketball star AJ Storr announces 5th school in 5 years

AJ Storr has announced his college commitment - for the fifth and presumably final time. In taking full advantage of the transfer portal, Storr, who spent one season with the Wisconsin basketball team three seasons ago, revealed the fifth school he will play for during his five-year college career.Yes, that's five different programs in five years. For his final school, Storr will play for UNLV during the 2026-2027 season, he announced on his Instagram on Tuesday, Aug. 18. "Committed," he wrote in the caption of the post.A judge granted the soon-to-be 23-year-old an injunction that is allowing him an extra year of eligibility. Storr comes to UNLV after playing at Ole Miss last season. Before that it was Kansas. And before that it was Wisconsin. And before that it was St. John's. His college career experience follows his high school journey when he played for four schools/academies in Illinois, Nevada, Arizona and Florida. One of those stops in high school came in Las Vegas, meaning his final college basketball destination is a bit of a homecoming or as much of one that can be for someone who doesn't appear to be too attached to any one location.View this post on InstagramAJ Storr at Wisconsin After beginning his college career at St. John's, Storr joined the Wisconsin program as a sophomore for the 2023-24 school year. Storr started all 36 games for Wisconsin and led the team with 16.8 points. Storr's 605 points were over 200 more than Steven Crowl, who was second on the team. Storr's 28.8 minutes were third on the team. He earned second-team all-Big Ten honors.After a run to the Big Ten Tournament title game, the Badgers' season ended in disappointment in the NCAA Tournament days later when Storr and Wisconsin lost as a No. 5 seed in the first round to No. 12 James Madison. AJ Storr college careerStorr declared for the NBA Draft after his lone season at Wisconsin but he maintained his college eligibility. And he eventually transferred to Kansas. But his stay in Lawrence, Kansas, was short-lived and unproductive, averaging just 6.1 points per game and starting only four games in 15.7 minutes, all career lows. He was then off to Ole Miss where he had a bounce-back season in a new conference and in a different part of the country, averaging a team-high 15.5 points in 26.2 minutes across 35 games, including 15 starts. Storr started his college career in the Big East at St. John's in New York where he averaged 8.8 points in 33 games with 17 starts.AJ Storr college career Here are the schools AJ Storr has played at during his five-year college career:St Johns: 2022-23Wisconsin: 2023-24Kansas: 2024-25Ole Miss: 2025-26UNLV: 2026-27AJ Storr statsHere are AJ Storr's college career stats: Games: 138 games Starts: 72 startsMinutes: 23.1 minutesFG%: 43.1%3PT%: 34.1% FT%: 77.7% REB: 2.7 rebounds AST: 1.1 assistsSTL: 0.6 stealsPPG: 11.9 pointsThis article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Ex-Wisconsin basketball star AJ Storr announces 5th school in 5 years

Baur To Start? | Predicted 4-2-3-1 Celtic Lineup To Face LASKAfter a blistering start to their domestic season, Celtic will begin their Champions League campaign on Wednesday night by hosting LASK in the first leg of the play-off round. The spirit must be high in the camp after the weekends thumping 4-0 League Cup win at Tannadice Park against Dundee United. But the Austrian heavyweights, who won their first league title in 61 years, would be more resolute in deep defence.Meanwhile, the LASK boss Dietmar Khbauer considers the home side favourites for this European encounter. However, he calls for a balanced and proactive performance in Glasgow rather than a purely defensive approach, and this midweek contest would be a tactical battle between two domestic champions in their first-ever competitive meeting for a lucrative league-phase spot in this coveted tournament.Predicted 4-2-3-1 Celtic Lineup To Face LASKDefenceThe Hoops are weighing up a move for another goalkeeper. But they are not in a rush, thanks to Viljami Sinisalos command and composure ever since replacing the injured Kasper Schmeichel between the sticks earlier this year.GLASGOW, SCOTLAND JULY 25: Cameron Carter-Vickers of Celtic making a pass during Celtic v AC Milan in a pre-season friendly at Celtic Park on July 25, 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by WM Sport Media/Getty Images)Alistair Johnstons injury is a massive blow, and the gaffer Martin ONeill is likely to rely on Colby Donovan down the right, having preferred him over Anthony Ralston in recent fixtures. Liam Scales got the nod against the Tangerines as a left fullback, but could make way for Kieran Tierney, who remains the preferred choice for his flair, finesse and trademark crosses. The USMNT duo Cameron Carter-Vickers and Auston Trusty should continue as the first-team central defensive pairing.MidfieldMika Baur has been brought in to replace Arne Engels in the middle of the park. The German youngster made his debut against Dundee United as a second-half substitute, and the manager should now hand him a start at Parkhead over the suspended Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain alongside skipper Callum McGregor deep as the double pivot.Benjamin Nygren, a revelation since his low-key transfer last summer, must retain his number 10 status. Camilo Duran has been deployed from the right, and his assist and goal in recent games would boost his confidence after losing his number 9 role to Kasper Hgh. Yang Hyun-jun missed Saturdays game, but ONeill expects him to be available for tomorrows test. Sebastian Tounekti grabbed the opportunity in his absence and should keep his place on the left, having scored and assisted in the second half. Haissem Hassan could be involved from the bench, as Egypts World Cup hero needs more time to rebuild his match fitness.AttackHgh has already made his presence known in Scottish football by netting a hat-trick against Kilmarnock. He enjoyed an exquisite run in last seasons Champions League in Bod/Glimts colours, and the Celts club-record signing must exhibit his poaching traits once again while spearheading the attack.