Kevin Durant has expressed a surprising ambition for his post-playing career, stating his desire to take over Grant Hill's position with USA Basketball. This revelation comes as the basketball world also reflects on enduring team achievements, with the Boston Celtics holding five records that appear virtually unbreakable.
Meanwhile, several current and former college players are participating in FIBA 2029 pre-qualifying games, representing various nations including Great Britain, Bosnia, Spain, and Portugal. The FIBA qualifiers also see a potential return for 76ers star VJ Edgecombe. The college basketball landscape continues to grapple with eligibility issues as conferences implement their own rules amidst ongoing NCAA deliberations. In other news, the Illinois Fighting Illini have added Arizona State guard McCoy to their roster, and tragically, former Texas Longhorns center Jason Klotz has passed away at the age of 44.
Durant Eyes Grant Hill's USA Basketball Role; Celtics Records Stand
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