Muggsy Bogues Middle School Basketball tournament drew nearly 40 teams from more than 20 N.C. counties Saturday. Bogues' plans for the future: "Make it even bigger." ...

With several CMS schools playing in their own tournament Saturday, the Muggsy Bogues Foundation expanded its footprint.

Scoring has been climbing as of late, but this year the stat inflation has revealed itself in a more subtle way.

At the Paris Games last week, NBA commissioner Adam Silver responded ... point guards like John Stockton, Isiah Thomas and Muggsy Bogues were depended on to run the methodical offenses directed ...

Ernie Nestor was the quintessential basketball lifer.

He played basketball at Wake Forest in the 1960's and early '70's and also was a longtime broadcaster with the Charlotte ...

He was also part of Carl Tacy’s staff from 1980 to 1985 where he recruited, among others, Muggsy ... NBA. “I do remember Coach Tacy telling Ernie ‘well, you were right about this kid ...

The show is named after Muggsy Bogues, the legendary NBA star who stood just 5 feet 3 inches, yet shone in the league through sheer tenacity, heart and an unshakeable spirit. Those same qualities ...

My knees hurt just thinking about it. Muggsy Bogues - NBA A 5-foot-3 NBA player sounds impossible in a sport where, even in the 90s, the average height of a point guard was around 6-foot-2.

The Hornets came into the NBA in 1988, and they had some decent teams early on. Alonzo Mourning, Glen Rice, Larry Johnson, and Muggsy Bogues were some of their early stars. All of them except for ...

The shortest player in NBA history also had many other obstacles other than making history as a 5’3’’ guard. Muggsy Bogues had a lot going against him entering the league, but his poor upbringing made ...