UGA prevails after No. 3 Florida’s 26-point rally

NBA Insiders ESPN.com Who were the standouts and disappointments at NBA summer league? Our experts answer the big questions. 1. Who was the best rookie you saw at summer league? Mike Schmitz, ESPN Insider: Often described as a safe or high-floor selection, Bulls center Wendell Carter Jr. turned heads with his play in Las Vegas. This isn’t to say he’s an NBA Rookie of the Year front-runner or on track to be the best player from the 2018 draft class, but the 19-year-old outshined every other big man drafted ahead of him, and he looks like a steal at No. 7 overall. Often compared to Al Horford, Carter’s ability to space the floor (3-of-6 from 3), beat a switch in the post, play out of short rolls,

Auston Matthews may very well be the Leafs’ next captain, but he won’t wear a letter this season.

Forward Yves Pons has informed Tennessee he is returning for his senior season with the Volunteers rather than try his luck with the NBA draft. ”I’m back,” Pons announced Monday on Twitter. Pons was the Southeastern Conference defensive player of the year after tying the Tennessee record with 73 blocked shots.