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A man without a driver’s license and without a tooth stood in the way of a historic NBA team’s date with destiny.

Backed into every conceivable corner, the Denver Nuggets kept their season alive with a 119-107 Game 6 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder at Ball Arena in Denver.

Nembhard has stacked up six solid days, first at the NBA G League Elite Camp to earn a combine invitation and the last three during combine drills and scrimmages in front of NBA executives.

Ryan Nembhard’s first-half numbers at the NBA draft combine prompted an observation from an ESPN analyst who’s become uniquely familiar with the record-setting point guard over the past two years at Gonzaga.

Gonzaga has added another marquee game to its men’s basketball schedule next season that won’t require leaving town. The Zags will face Oklahoma on Nov. 8 at the Spokane Arena.

Gonzaga remains focused on filling out its 2025 roster through the transfer portal, but Mark Few and his coaching staff continue to make positive progress with a couple of the top high school prospects in the 2026 recruiting class.

A memorable Sunday for the Nembhard siblings started at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, where older brother Andrew scored seven points and registered a team-high seven assists to help the Indiana Pacers rout the Cleveland Cavaliers 129-109 and take a 3-1 series lead in their Eastern Conference semifinal.

Adam Miller was contacted by numerous big-name programs after entering the transfer portal, but he only took one visit. That was to Gonzaga in April, about five months after his former team, Arizona State, fell to the Bulldogs at the McCarthey Athletic Center.

Throughout Orlando’s first-round playoff loss against Boston, it became common to see Jalen Suggs with a basketball in his hands.

Gonzaga record-setting point guard Ryan Nembhard has received an invitation to the NBA G League Elite Camp next weekend in Chicago.

Gonzaga got a good look at Adam Miller when the guard competed alongside Chet Holmgren on United States’ gold-medal winning team at the 2021 FIBA U-19 World Cup – a tournament that also featured future Zags Ryan Nembhard and Jun Seok Yeo.