An example: when Mitchell was 8, his AAU basketball team used a drill called The Pit, which featured one man on offense, one man on defense, going …
Terrance Mitchell is being targeted more than ever, and the Chiefs are OK with that
PHOTOS: 2017 AAU Boys Basketball Easter Classic
Doug DeVries has been working in youth basketball for over 25 years. He has a passion to see sports in balance in life, for kids to thrive in sports, and for parents to enjoy the entire process.
Amateur Athletic Union Partners with CYBL-USA
In a strategic effort to increase youth programming in boys and girls basketball in the southeastern portion of the United States, the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) is partnering with the Competitive …
AAU Memorial Day Classic: The Competition Heats up in the Sunshine State
The AAU Memorial Day Classic marks the beginning of our summer basketball season.
Men’s basketball: Ohio State Athletics Director Gene Smith on NCAA’s commission to address FBI …
Those outside entities include apparel companies, agents and AAU basketball. The FBI investigation revealed that Adidas made back-channel …
Five topics with Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski
Passing a blanket judgment on the role of AAU basketball and shoe company influence, he said, would be unfair for the players who benefit from …
AAU Sport Stacking Featured on CBS Sunday Morning
One of the fastest growing sports among youth in America
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski weighs in on college basketball landscape: ‘We don’t have a good …
In some cases, Nike might even send a great AAU basketball team to Italy to play, and at that level, it’s completely legal. Krzyzewski said that should …
The Ugly Truth: College basketball is dirty
The shoe company referred to in the document as Company 1 is adidas. adidas provided money to some of the top AAU basketball players across the …
AAU Cares: Michigan AAU donates for Hurricane Harvey
Darnell Hall, 1992 Olympian and AAU Track and Field Executive Committee member gives back to those impacted by Hurricane Harvey
Doug DeVries has been working in youth basketball for over 25 years. He has a passion to see sports in balance in life, for kids to thrive in sports, and for parents to enjoy the entire process.