Williamson suffered a mild knee sprain after his Nike basketball shoe ripped apart when he planted hard after driving in the lane just 36 seconds into Duke’s 88-72 loss to North Carolina.

Unlike athletes in other league sports, basketball players can do a lot of accessorizing. They don protective masks, headbands, knee pads, and more. One addition that causes a little confusion ...

Zion Williamson left the game with a knee injury and didn't return. North Carolina's blowout of Duke wasn't the most pressing blowout on the college basketball powerhouse's mind after Wednesday's ...

College basketball fans gasped, and Nike shareholders frowned. On Thursday, Nike ( NKE ) stock dropped 2% premarket and was down more than 1% as of 12 p.m. EST. Now Nike is “concerned” and is ...

Because Duke is a Nike-sponsored school, Williamson has been required to wear Nike shoes throughout a historic season (in terms of PER) in which he has averaged 22.4 points and 9.2 rebounds per game.

Nike would be inclined to quickly settle a lawsuit that is based on a broken Nike sneaker worn by a basketball star. In reality, the publicly-traded company has already suffered damage its brand.

Nike unveiled its new line of uniforms and technology for Team USA's basketball team at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro on Thursday. As players and sports have changed, Nike has shifted for a ...

Williamson was wearing the Nike PG 2.5, Thunder star Paul George's signature shoe from the fall, in a Duke exclusive colorway. Duke is four years into a 12-year deal with Nike as the exclusive ...

Thirty-three seconds into Duke's loss to North Carolina on Wednesday night, Blue Devils freshman Zion Williamson injured his right knee attempting to change direction, ripping a hole through one ...