Former UA men's hoops star Channing Frye may not have drawn a cheer from every New York Knicks fan in attendance at last night's NBA Draft, but he did undoubtedly garner the approval of the team's most recognizable.

Film director Spike Lee, famous not only for his contributions to silver screen but also for his courtside hijinks as the unofficial first fan of New York Knicks basketball, stood from his seat and cheered loud after the National Basketball Association Commissioner David Stern's announcement that Frye would wear the Knicks famed blue and orange this upcoming season. [Read article]

Men's hoops schedule released: Cats to face champ UNC

As if the task of repeating as Pacific 10 Champions in 2006 wasn't hard enough for the Arizona men's basketball team following the departures of All-Americans Salim Stoudamire and Channing Frye, it's the Wildcats' non-conference schedule that could pose the biggest problems.

The Wildcats, coming off their third-ever 30-win season and 18th consecutive 20-win campaign, released their tentative 2005-06 schedule last week, a slate that includes potential match-ups against four of the past six NCAA Champions. [Read article]