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Graduate forward Micah Peavy was selected 40th overall in the 2025 NBA Draft.

BREAKING: Micah Peavy Drafted 40th Overall, Will Join New Orleans Pelicans

By Nate Seidenstein, Senior Sports Editor June 26, 2025

Georgetown University’s Micah Peavy became the second Hoya drafted into the NBA in as many days, with the graduate forward to join the New Orleans Pelicans after being drafted with the 40th pick in this...

Boston Celtics player Jayson Tatum goes up for a shot during a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. With the NBA playoffs approaching, Jay Kakani and Owen Khanna break down which teams look to be title contenders and which may not be as good as they look. (@celtics/Instagram)

COMMENTARY | Championship Contenders and Pretenders in the NBA

By Jay Kakani and Owen Khanna March 23, 2025

As the back half of the NBA season comes to a close, true contenders for this year’s NBA championship are starting to emerge. After analyzing the top playoff teams’ trajectories, we identified four...

Wizards veterans Jordan Poole and Kyle Kuzma will serve a key role in mentoring younger players this season. (@WashWizards/Twitter)

COMMENTARY | Washington Wizards 2024-25 Season Preview

By Ava Hult, Special to The Hoya October 7, 2024

As the start of the 2024-25 NBA season creeps up on the Washington Wizards, fans are divided. Some can’t help but wonder how the team will perform following their worst season in franchise history, while...

MANENS | Value NBA Players’ Safety Over Their Entertainment Value

By Benjamin Manens March 17, 2023

With two weeks left until the opt-out deadline for the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association’s current collective bargaining agreement, both sides are determined to hash out a new deal...

MANENS | Address the Oldest Bastion of Sports: Bad Refereeing

MANENS | Address the Oldest Bastion of Sports: Bad Refereeing

By Benjamin Manens February 13, 2023

There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and referees ruining sports. It feels as though almost every week there is a baseball game where the umpires miss several big calls or a football game...

BRENNAN | How The Lakers Can Avert Disaster

By Tim Brennan November 18, 2022

When the Los Angeles Lakers won the 2020 NBA title in the Orlando bubble, their all-in trade sending away most of their young players and future picks for Anthony Davis a year prior was validated forever....

HALFTIME ON THE HILLTOP: Georgetown Soccer Dominates, Astros Do Some Light Dusting, and Victor Wembenyama

HALFTIME ON THE HILLTOP: Georgetown Soccer Dominates, Astros Do Some Light Dusting, and Victor Wembenyama

By Demi Pappas, Julia Cannamela, and Tim Brennan November 3, 2022

Halftime on the Hilltop and its sports writers are back! Well, sort of. Hoya writers Julia Cannamela (COL ’24) and Demi Pappas (MSB ’24) are joined by columnist Tim Brennan (MSB '24) and his three...

BRENNAN | The Wembanyama Tanking Experiment Is Bad For Basketball

By Tim Brennan October 28, 2022

It seems every few seasons, a new supposed special talent arises, from LeBron James to Ben Simmons to Zion Williamson. This year, there’s an 18-year-old basketball player who could be as good as Rudy...

BRENNAN | It’s Time for the NBA to Expand

By Tim Brennan October 6, 2022

For much of the past decade of NBA basketball, we have seen many teams vie to be the worst. This idea, known as “tanking,” is when a team purposefully fields a bad roster in hopes of receiving high...

BRENNAN | Donovan Mitchell’s Trade is a Win For Everyone Involved

By Tim Brennan September 9, 2022

Although the Cleveland Cavaliers triumph with the addition of a three-time All-Star and proven playoff performer to their roster, the Utah Jazz and even the New York Knicks gain something from Donovan...

BRENNAN | Cap Space Is Overrated in the NBA

BRENNAN | Cap Space Is Overrated in the NBA

By Tim Brennan August 6, 2022

NBA fans are obsessive. They scour Twitter for breaking news, rant about the decisions of front offices and always seem to know what’s best for their team. Cap space is inevitably a big part of this....

The Mavericks — Led by the Best Offensive Player in the World — Have Arrived

The Mavericks — Led by the Best Offensive Player in the World — Have Arrived

By Tim Brennan May 21, 2022

When a player looks like he could become an all-time great, he often has playoff success before it seems like he’s ready to. In the 2007 playoffs, 22-year-old LeBron James led the Cleveland Cavaliers...

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