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Charlotte Hornets to retire jersey of franchise legend Muggsy Bogues

The Charlotte Hornets announced today that the organization will retire Muggsy Bogues’ No. 1 jersey during a halftime ceremony at the team’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, February 11, 2027 at Spectrum Center. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Charlotte Hornets) - The Charlotte Hornets announced today that the organization will retire Muggsy Bogues’ No. 1 jersey during a halftime ceremony at the team’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday, February 11, 2027 at Spectrum Center. Bogues will become the third player in franchise history to have his jersey retired, joining Bobby Phills (No. 13) and Dell Curry (No. 30). An original member of the Hornets, Bogues has spent more than 20 years with the organization as a player and ambassador. The honor recognizes his accomplishments during 10 seasons with the team and his enduring impact on the organization, his steadfast commitment and…

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Panthers’ Cornerback Crisis Sparks Call to Trade for 9-Year NFL Veteran

The Carolina Panthers’ secondary needs answers, and the clock is working against them. The injuries in the cornerback room have raised the urgency of adding a quality CB through trade, but that window is closing quickly, given that the trade deadline is November 10. The Panthers now have less than two weeks to make a move. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler and Matt Bowen recently ranked some top trade candidates in the NFL and their potential next destinations. The Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Donte Jackson was one of the names on the list, with the Panthers named among his suitable options to land him amid the CB room crisis. “Corner is a position of need for several teams, and the Chargers likely could get a draft pick for Jackson,” wrote Fowler. “The 30-year-old has ball production and a reasonable contract — a $6 million base salary.” Donte Jackson playing for the Carolina Panthers And as for…

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Boston College finds success in run game ahead of visit to Duke

Bouncing back has been a recent theme for Boston College and Duke entering their first Atlantic Coast Conference matchup since 2022 on Saturday afternoon in Durham, N.C. Boston College (4-3, 2-2 ACC) aims for a third straight win after rallying from early double-digit deficits in its last two games, including last Saturday's 49-27 victory at Georgia Tech. Meanwhile, Duke (5-2, 2-2) recovered from its first two losses of the season with a late 19-16 triumph at Virginia last Friday. The Eagles are coming off one of their best games in recent memory last weekend, accounting for 500 total yards (399 rushing) on the highest-scoring effort of Bill O'Brien's three-year coaching tenure against a Power 4 opponent. "It's all about the players and how hard they work," O'Brien said. "You really feel good when they win, but the trick is, you have to do the best you can to try to keep it going."…

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Virginia basketball player profile: Favour Ibe has a blueprint to follow

Favour Ibe picked Virginia because of what it did for Ugonna Onyenso. When the 7-foot-1 center committed on May 9, days after his official visit to Charlottesville, he chose the Cavaliers over Tennessee, Alabama and Villanova. Tennessee, as Virginia fans are painfully aware, is the same program that ended Virginia's season in March. Ibe told 247Sports that Onyenso's growth under Ryan Odom and his staff showed him what the program could do for a big man. "The coaches believed in me from the start, and I could really see myself growing there," Ibe said. When Ibe committed, I called Onyenso's role the blueprint. Onyenso came off the bench, protected the rim, ran the floor and changed games without needing the ball. He led the ACC in blocks, made the All-ACC Defensive Team and turned a dominant ACC Tournament into a spot in the NBA Draft. Ibe is not Onyenso yet. He is a raw, 20-year-old…

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