Former Spurs guard, current free agent Josh Primo suspended by NBA for โconduct detrimental to leagueโ
The NBA on Friday announced that former San Antonio Spurs player and current free agent guard Josh Primo has been suspended for four games, for conduct they say is โdetrimental to the leagueโ.
BEST OF 2022: Uvalde football, Manu Ginobili, San Antonio FC headline San Antonioโs Top 12 sports stories of the year
Uvalde football's incredible rally, Manu Ginobili's induction into the Hall of Fame and San Antonio FC's historic first title are three of the top 12 sports stories from an unforgettable 2022.
๐ Spurs notebook: Team falls to Thunder 118-112 in final preseason game; renovates neighborhood court for Play SA
The San Antonio Spurs had five players again score in double digits on Thursday, but it wasnโt enough as the team lost at home 118-112 to the Oklahoma City Thunder to close out the preseason.
Tickets for Spurs game in Alamodome versus defending champion Warriors to go on sale to general public on Thursday
The San Antonio Spurs are playing one game in the Alamodome this season to celebrate the teamโs 50th anniversary, and tickets will be available to the general public starting Thursday, a news release from the team said.
From Popโs future to Keldonโs rise. Hereโs the 6 biggest questions Spurs face as season tips off
Itโs been a long and winding road but four seasons after Kawhi Leonard burned every bridge out of San Antonio, the Spurs have finally embraced a full on youth movement as the regular season tips-off Wednesday night at the AT&T Center. Welcome to our KSAT.com Spurs newsletter.
Spurs offseason transformation; Popovich drops F-bomb on critics after Team USA wins gold; Ben Simmons-Spurs remains in rumor mill
In less than a month, we have seen a complete transformation of the Spurs. Letโs break down some of the pros and cons of this wild offseason and coach Gregg Popovich eviscerating the haters! Welcome to this weekโs KSAT.com Spurs newsletter.
Down 15, No. 6 Alabama rallies past Tennessee in SEC semis
6 Alabama rallied from a big deficit in the final 17 minutes to beat Tennessee 73-68 Saturday in the SEC Tournament semifinals. AdTop-seeded Alabama (23-6) faces the LSU-Arkansas winner in Sundayโs championship in search of its first SEC Tournament title since 1991. The Volunteers trailed 69-68 when Davonte Gaines missed two foul shots with 25 seconds left. Yves Ponsโ 3-pointer got Tennessee within 69-68 with 41.4 seconds left, but Quinerly added two free throws and Ellis two more with 3.7 seconds left to seal a tense game. Alabama: The Crimson Tide have thrived from long distance all season and werenโt about to change, even without Primo.
Alabama stuns No. 7 Tennessee 71-63 in physical battle
The Crimson Tide (7-3, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) turned a one-point halftime lead into a double-digit advantage midway through the second behind Pettyโs trio of 3s and two more long-range makes by Joshua Primo. Primo and Herbert Jones finished with 11 points, and Jahvon Quinerly scored 10. Tennessee (7-1, 1-1) struggled from the field the entire game, hitting 21 of 66 shots (32%). Alabama's 31-29 lead at the break happened with the Crimson Tide shooting 39% (12 of 31), while Tennessee struggled shooting 33% (11 of 33). UP NEXTAlabama: The Crimson Tide will be home Tuesday to face Florida, which beat LSU on Saturday.