De’Aaron Fox has started the season strong, leading the Sacramento Kings with improved stats across the board. He’s betting on himself after forgoing an extension to aim for a ‘supermax’ contract, positioning the Kings as a potential playoff threat …
De’Aaron Fox has started the season strong, leading the Sacramento Kings with improved stats across the board. He’s betting on himself after forgoing an extension to aim for a ‘supermax’ contract, positioning the Kings as a potential playoff threat in the Western Conference.
Off the court, Fox is launching his signature shoe, the Fox 1, in collaboration with Curry Brand. Designed for speed and agility, the sneaker reflects Fox’s style with unique elements like “fur” on the tongue and lightning-inspired accents.
Despite last season’s playoff appearance via the Play-In tournament, which some might view as a step back from the prior year, he remains focused on building team chemistry, especially on defense, to compete in a challenging Western Conference.
Last week, before Fox scored 109 points over a two-game span, he sat down with HoopsHype. Fox discussed his start to the 2024-25 NBA season, what it’s been like teaming up with DeMar DeRozan, having Malik Monk re-sign, the Kings’ potential as a competitive force in the West, and more, as we near the release of his Fox 1 with Under Armour’s Curry Brand.
The shoes is designed with outer space and “Gravity” in mind, which is the name of the design and color scheme of the sneakers. The look has a light gray upper portion with the sides sporting a green and black look.
While newly released worldwide, the kicks are the same ones that Curry wore during his Olympic gold medal run with Team U.S.A.
The release comes just in time for the start of the 2024-25 NBA season. Curry, a four-time NBA champion, will embark on his 16th season.
And don’t forget, the drop comes just in time for the holiday season, too. It’s the perfect gift to grab for the Curry fan in your life.
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Eric Reibe, the second-best center in his class, made headlines with his commitment to UConn, marking a major win for Dan Hurley and the Huskies as they secured their second top-25 recruit for the 2025 class. Reibe, a versatile 7-foot center, chose …
Eric Reibe, the second-best center in his class, made headlines with his commitment to UConn, marking a major win for Dan Hurley and the Huskies as they secured their second top-25 recruit for the 2025 class. Reibe, a versatile 7-foot center, chose UConn over powerhouse programs like Kansas, Creighton, Indiana, and Oregon, citing UConn’s proven track record in player development and their recent success in sending players to the NBA as key reasons for his decision.
Originally from Germany, Reibe’s journey has taken him through Switzerland and Maryland, where he focused on finding a program that prioritizes development for big men over geographical concerns. He models his game after stars such as Kristaps Porzingis, Nikola Jokic, Dirk Nowitzki, Bam Adebayo, Kevin Durant, and Anthony Davis.
Ranked No. 23 in ESPN’s 2025 rankings, Reibe is known for his well-rounded game, with the ability to shoot, pass, and defend, making him a coveted prospect.
Speaking with HoopsHype last August, on behalf of Under Armour’s Elite 24, Reibe discussed his playstyle as a big who can pass, dribble, and shoot, his defensive improvements, his experience moving around the world, and more.
Former NBA player Brandon Jennings recently returned to his hometown to host a community event at Rowley Park in Gardena, California. The gathering was organized by his brand TUFF CROWD in collaboration with Curry Brand, Stephen Curry’s Under Armour …
Former NBA player Brandon Jennings recently returned to his hometown to host a community event at Rowley Park in Gardena, California. The gathering was organized by his brand TUFF CROWD in collaboration with Curry Brand, Stephen Curry‘s Under Armour footwear and apparel line.
Before the event kicked off, Jennings sat down with HoopsHype to discuss his career, playing at MSG, his Achilles injury, Josh Hart‘s recent comments, and more.
Find great savings on golf apparel during Amazon Prime Big Deal Days this October.
For all you Amazon lovers out there, Amazon Prime Big Deal Days has arrived and it’s the perfect time to grab all the golf gear you might need. Amazon is offering fantastic savings on countless golf items so you can load up your wardrobe.
In this list, we’ve searched Amazon and found some great deals on golf apparel items. Jus some of the brands included below are Callaway, Nautica, Skechers and Under Armour.
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Nate Ament, currently ranked No. 7 nationally in the class of 2025, showcased his elite skills last week at Under Armour’s Elite 24 camp. Standing at 6-foot-9, Ament demonstrated his versatility, excelling in passing, dribbling, and shooting while …
Nate Ament, currently ranked No. 7 nationally in the class of 2025, showcased his elite skills last week at Under Armour’s Elite 24 camp. Standing at 6-foot-9, Ament demonstrated his versatility, excelling in passing, dribbling, and shooting while making an impact on both ends of the court. In the main game, he led his team with 16 points, grabbed three rebounds, and hit three of seven shots from beyond the arc.
Basketball runs in Ament’s family. His father, Albert Ament, was a four-year standout at Wayne State, where he earned a spot in the school’s athletic hall of fame. Nate has attracted interest from top programs, receiving offers from schools such as UConn, Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Texas, and more.
After the scrimmage at UA’s Elite 24, Ament spoke with HoopsHype about his college recruitment, playing style, influences, and what the future might hold for him.
The New Zealand Breakers recently signed 17-year-old Mexican forward Karim Lopez as part of the NBL’s Rising Stars program. The 6-foot-7 Lopez, an up-and-coming player from a strong international basketball background, will bring versatility and …
The New Zealand Breakers recently signed 17-year-old Mexican forward Karim Lopez as part of the NBL’s Rising Stars program. The 6-foot-7 Lopez, an up-and-coming player from a strong international basketball background, will bring versatility and size to the Breakers.
As the son of former Mexican basketball player Jesus “Chino” Lopez, Karim Lopez has already made his mark across various leagues. He most recently showcased his skills in Spain’s Liga Endesa, where he gained valuable experience despite limited playing time. This past week, Lopez participated in Under Armour’s Elite 24 camp in Brooklyn, New York, where he stood out among top high school recruits, finishing with 12 points and seven rebounds in the final game.
Lopez has also gained international experience by representing Mexico’s senior National Team and previously contributed to the U22 National Team. At the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where he averaged 5.7 points and 3.3 rebounds per game.
Lopez spoke with HoopsHype after the UA scrimmage to discuss his decision to join the NBL, his playstyle, expectations, background and more.
The Warriors point guard unveiled a new edition of his signature Curry 12 shoes in Team USA colorways before the Olympics.
During his highly-anticipated Olympic debut in Paris, Steph Curry will be rocking a new pair of kicks.
While Team USA is preparing for Paris at training camp in Las Vegas, the Golden State Warriors’ All-Star point guard unveiled a new pair of his signature sneakers. At practice, Curry debuted the Under Armor Curry Brand 12 in two different Team USA-themed colorways.
While one pair is white with red and navy blue accents, the other is mainly navy blue with red and white accents. Each pair has a gradient navy blue and red fade around the midsole.
According to Nick DePaula, the new Curry shoes will launch on August 14.
While he’s currently wearing them on the court at practice, Curry will have the chance to show them off in game action on Wednesday in an exhibition contest between Team USA and Team Canada.
Curry’s opening game in the Olympics is set for July 28 when group play begins. Curry and the Americans are set to face Serbia on July 28 at 8:15 a.m. PT.
Sooners QB commit, and four-star prospect, Jaden O’Neal shines bright at UA Future 50 event.
Oklahoma’s quarterbacking future is in excellent hands. The Sooners have depth on the current roster and have talented quarterbacks committed from the classes of 2025 and 2026.
Oklahoma’s latest quarterback, [autotag]Jaden O’Neal[/autotag], chose the Sooners during the last week of June over offers from Miami, Washington, Ohio State, and Florida State.
With his recruitment over, O’Neal’s number one objective is to continue improving as a quarterback so that he’s even better equipped when he officially joins the Sooners in 2026.
O’Neal took his talents to Under Armour’s Future 50 event, where some of high school football’s top 50 underclassmen are invited to train and compete in an intense two-day summer camp at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.
They utilize combined training and skill development sessions that are capped off by a competitive 7-on-7 competition.
Cody Bellaire of On3 recruiting shared his takeaways from the second day of the session, and he mentioned Jaden O’Neal as his third-best performer of the day.
Brady Hart wasn’t the only quarterback that shined out on the field during Saturday morning’s workout. Jaden O’Neal was out there throwing darts today. It felt like every station he moved to throughout the day he got better and better. He is able to generate so much velocity on the football and makes it look so effortless. He utilizes that dense build of his to get so much zip onto the football and he can air it out with ease. O’Neal showed excellent mobility and clean mechanics on the move as well. Even when he had to throw off-platform and rely mostly on his arm, he was able to show off the natural arm talent and ability to throw an accurate football. O’Neal has one of the bigger arms early on in the 2026 cycle and put together a stellar showing on Saturday. – Bellaire, On3
One recurring theme in O’Neal’s game is how effortless he looks as a passer. He has the arm talent to make every throw needed. His one area of improvement that other analysts have keyed in on is being more of a threat from outside of the pocket, and it looks like O’Neal was able to showcase his ability to throw on the move.
4 ⭐️ Oklahoma QB commit Jaden O’Neal evades the rush and delivers a strike to 5 ⭐️ Ohio State WR commit Chris Henry Jr. for the score pic.twitter.com/DxTqDQ2MV5
Oklahoma and [autotag]Seth Littrell[/autotag] have identified a talented player and should be extremely excited about what he can bring to Norman.
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Keisei Tominaga has signed a multi-year partnership with Steph Curry’s ‘Curry Brand’ as the brand’s first international athlete.
A former Nebraska guard has signed a deal with a growing shoe brand. Keisei Tominaga has signed a multi-year partnership with Steph Curry’s ‘Curry Brand‘ as the brand’s first international athlete.
Curry expressed his excitement at signing the Olympian to the ‘Curry Brand.’
“We are excited to have Keisei join the Curry Brand family as we continue to extend our mission internationally. He has a dedication to the game and continues to be an inspiration for athletes across the globe. I love that we are growing this amazing roster of Curry Brand athletes, and Keisei, along with other athletes, are continuing to create an impact and change the game of basketball.”
Curry and Tominaga first met more than five years ago when Tominaga was invited to the 2018 Under Armour Basketball Tour in Tokyo as a high school student.
The guard is currently focused on making Japan’s 2024 Summer Olympic roster for the upcoming Paris Games and plans to earn an NBA offer after the Games.
