Reigning NBADL Dunk Contest champ and RGV guard Jarvis Threatt posted up a career-high 34 points and 14 assists in a victory over Reno. Since the All-Star break, Threatt has averaged 16 points and 5.4 assists per game on 54% shooting.

After a lengthy European stay, D-League vet Coby Karl will be making his way back with the Reno Bighorns. During his four year D-League career with Idaho and LA, Karl has averaged 16.3 points and 5.5 assists per game.

In February, Sioux Falls guard Scotty Hopson etched his name as one of the D-League's top scorers as he averaged 25 points per game on 58% shooting. Here's a look at what makes Hopson so dominating.

Twitter sensation and D-League All-Star exploded for 31 points in an Energy win over Sioux Falls. After that game, Reed is averaging 15.1 points and 11.9 rebounds per game between his time in Grand Rapids and Iowa.

Reno Bighorns' big man Sim Bhullar appeared on The Late Late Show. Here's a look at him...facing off...against The Big Bang Theory star and guest-host Kunal Nayyar.

The former Cleveland Cavalier exploded for 52 points against the run and gun Reno Bighorns in the Skyforce's latest victory. Hobson was named one of RU's weekly top prospects earlier this month. Click here for more on his most recent progress.

Logan and Brian bring the heat on an epic NBA trade deadline and discuss the philosophy splitting GMs league wide about treating players as humans or just assets.

The Warriors started their Wednesday night matchup against the Dallas Mavericks dragging their feet through molasses. Giving up more than 40 points in the first quarter and at one point being down 22. The starters did not look ready to play against the better-than-you-think sixth seed Mavericks. It was the ultimate sluggish start of the whole season, coming off a back to back after crushing the Kings in Sacramento Tuesday night. The bench brought them back within striking range after the starters simply looked beaten down. The defense hasn’t l...

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Former New Mexico guard Kendall Williams opts for Italy over the NBADL.