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Kiyan Anthony's first action on a Syracuse court is still roughly a year away, but La La Anthony tells TMZ Sports she's already planning her gameday outfits!!! The mother of the four-star shooting guard -- who she shares with NBA legend Carmelo Anthony -- made it clear to us while leaving the Million Dollar Giveback event in NYC this week that she's "going to be that mom." "I don't have [the 'fits] yet," she told us, "but I think I'm going to be that mom that's, like, Syracuse-geared out. For sure."
Jim Boeheim: Team USA's future safe with Cooper Flagg and other young players
Former Syracuse head coach and Team USA assistant Jim Boeheim says the future will be bright for the U.S. even after that trio of 30-somethings exits the international stage. Led by Curry’s 24 points on 8-of-12 shooting from beyond the arc, the Americans won their fifth straight gold medal, 98-87, over France on Saturday in Paris. “I’m not worried about our game,” Boeheim said on SiriusXM NBA Radio with Sam Vincent and Vince Goodwill ahead of the gold-medal game. “I think we’re still going to be there. A guy like Cooper Flagg coming, some of these young players coming out the next couple years are really good. “We haven’t had these guys, the kid AJ Dybantsa there, the big Boozer kid [Cam Boozer], Carlos’s son, there are some really good players coming along.”
NBA legend Michael Jordan was in attendance for Dwight Freeney’s enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday in Canton, Ohio. Jordan, who Freeney refers to as a big brother, was seated with the former Syracuse defensive end’s friends and family during Saturday’s ceremony.
Adrian Wojnarowski: ESPN Sources: Syracuse’s basketball program is hiring a general manager — Knicks scout Alex Kline, sources tell ESPN. Kline — a 2016 Orange alumnus — will work under coach Adrian Autry on player personnel and NIL.
Adam Zagoria: The Boston Celtics hosted a pre-draft workout over the weekend that included the following, per league sources: Ryan Dunn (Virginia), Justin Edwards (Kentucky), Enrique Freeman (Akron), Judah Mintz (Syracuse)
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Dave McMenamin: Judah Mintz is going back to Syracuse after testing the NBA Draft waters, he announces on Instagram instagram.com/reel/Cs7bHCSgQ…
Legendary Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim retires after 47 years
Jim Boeheim worked his last game as Syracuse's head coach on Wednesday. Hours after a 77-74 loss to Wake Forest in the ACC tournament, Syracuse announced that Boeheim will be replaced by associated head coach Adrian Autry.
Dave McMenamin: The Lakers’ draft workout group today includes Shareef O’Neal (Shaq’s son), Syracuse’s Cole Swider (back for a second workout), as well as Jordan Hall (St. Joe’s), Orlando Robinson (Fresno State), Kyler Edwards (Houston) and Isaiah Whaley (UConn)
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Wayne Cole: Washington Wizards June 10 predraft workout list. #dcaboveall Ochai Agbaji, Kansas Ryan Allen, Delaware MarJon Beauchamp, G League Ignite Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech Brady Manek, North Carolina Cole Swider, Syracuse
Kevin Chouinard: Hawks workout tomorrow: James Akinjo (Baylor) Jaden Hardy (G League Ignite) Johnny Juzang (UCLA) Wendell Moore Jr. (Duke) Jared Rhoden (Seton Hall) Cole Swider (Syracuse)
Ryan Ward: The Lakers will hold a draft workout with the following participants on Saturday, May 28: Collin Gillespie – Villanova Tyrese Martin – UConn Drew Peterson – USC Quenton Jackson – Texas A&M Keon Ellis – Alabama Cole Swider – Syracuse
The other five prospects Monday at the Emory Sports Medicine Complex were Utah State forward Justin Bean, LSU forward Darius Days, Missouri State forward Gaige Prim, Oregon guard Will Richardson (from Hinesville) and Syracuse forward Cole Swider. It was the first workout the Hawks have held for draft prospects this offseason. It was Devoe’s second, following one with the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday.
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