NY Times: The Vanderbilt point guard has forced his way into a conversation that for months has included just three names: Zion Williamson, Ja Morant and R.J. Barrett.

ESPN: Many of the top 2002-born international prospects assembled in Riga, Latvia, for four days of skill development, scrimmages, life skills panels and more at the Basketball Without Borders Europe camp, a joint initiative of the NBA and FIBA featuring 40 prospects. American NBA players Jonathan Isaac and Sam Dekker joined Latvians Kristaps Porzingis, Davis Bertans, Dairis Bertans and Rodions Kurucs in guiding the players through the camp, aided by NBA coaches including Rick Carlisle, Pablo Prigioni, Jamahl Mosley, Vince Legarza, Cam Hodges and Michael Ruffin.

SI: The Basketball Without Borders Global Camp remains one of the best events on the scouting calendar, moving annually with NBA All-Star Weekend, bringing together personnel from around the league and giving elite young talent from around the world an opportunity to showcase their skills.

NBA.com: 17th Basketball Without Borders Europe Camp will bring together 63 of top boys and girls from 25 European countries

KWESE/ESPN: Basketball Without Borders Africa 2018, staged ahead of the third NBA Africa Game to honour the centenary of Nelson Mandela’s birthday, tipped off on Wednesday in Johannesburg, with a number of the NBA and WNBA’s shining lights taking part.

SLAM: Every year, an international prospect surprises NBA fans on draft boards. Last year, it was Frank Ntilikina, who guided France to gold as their second leading scorer at the 2016 FIBA U18 European Championship. The player ahead of the current Knick: Sekou Doumbouya, who was only 15 years old at the time.

NBA: Llamas y otras figuras de la NBA, como Raúl Neto y Wayne Selden Jr., entre otros, recibirán a decenas de jóvenes en la Academia de NBA Latinoamérica en la Ciudad de México

Business Standard: India’s Amyjot Singh and Satnam Singh today shared their knowledge with 66 campers at the 10th edition of Basketball without Borders Asia Camp at the at The NBA Academy here.

USA Today: The NBA is headed to India next week, bringing another Basketball Without Borders camp to Asia.Miami’s Kelly Olynyk, Oklahoma City’s Corey Brewer, Brooklyn’s Caris LeVert and Dallas’ Dwight Powell will be among the coaches at the camp that starts May 30, the NBA said Thursday.