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Former No. 1 overall draft pick John Wall retired from the NBA in August 2025. Wall then joined Amazon Prime Video’s coverage team as an NBA analyst. Now, Wall has a new job, this time in college basketball, as he is the new president of basketball operations at Howard University, as first reported by ESPN’s … The post John Wall lands a new job in college basketball appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
According to ESPN's Shams Charania, John Wall has become the president of basketball operations at Howard University.
Let me share a story from my rock radio days. I used to be part of a wacky morning zoo-style show on 96 Rock (RIP) in Raleigh, NC. Part of my duties, when the show first launched, were to do the top-of-the-hour sports updates. They weren’t serious, structured things. They were banter, designed to fit…
Ahead of the 2026 NBA draft, AJ Dybantsa got a ringing endorsement from a former no. 1 pick.
The New York Knicks are careening toward the NBA playoffs, but they're going to need Jalen Brunson at his best to truly contend. The post Ex-NBA All-Star Calls Out Jalen Brunson Before Playoffs appeared first on Heavy Sports.
The Washington Wizards endured an extremely difficult 2025-26 campaign that has them languishing plump 15th in the easier Eastern Conference despite making multiple big moves before the last trade deadline. The likes of Trae Young and Anthony Davis were brought in to help a young core potentially enter the ‘win-now’ mode, but injury issues meant […] The post John Wall sends encouraging message to Wizards fans after difficult 2025-26 season appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Shooting is a major asset in the NBA. With the league leaning towards pace and space, outside shooting is becoming a vital factor in deciding games. As a result, these days, teams are looking for versatile players who can be a threat from anywhere on the court. However, back in the day, even the greatest […] The post 10 greatest NBA players who couldn’t shoot appeared first on ClutchPoints.
NBA on Amazon Prime analyst John Wall reacts to the Lakers’ surge but points to one major concern that could impact their playoff run. The post John Wall Sounds Off on Lakers’ Surge But Raises One Major Concern appeared first on Heavy Sports.
John Wall left viewers deeply impressed Friday night after rattling off where numerous NBA players went to college. Wall, in his first season as a Prime analyst, was given a list of 20 NBA players and challenged to name where they went to college. It was a fairly obscure list of players, but Wall still … The post Everyone said the same thing about John Wall’s elite college basketball knowledge appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
