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Brad Stevens
Brad Stevens, American basketball executive and former coach; Butler Bulldogs head coach 2007-13 (166-49, 2010-11 NCAA runner-up), Boston Celtics head coach 2013-21 (354-282), then president of basketball operations, 2024 NBA champion, two-time Executive of the Year.
Brad Underwood
Brad Underwood, American college basketball coach, Illinois Fighting Illini head coach since 2017; formerly Stephen F. Austin (89-14) and Oklahoma State. 302-137 career, three Big Ten titles, 2026 Final Four.
Brad Wanamaker
Brad Wanamaker (born 1989, Philadelphia) is an American basketball guard, Pitt alumnus, undrafted 2011, who starred for Bamberg, Darussafaka, and Fenerbahce before NBA stints with the Celtics, Warriors, Hornets, and Pacers.
Bradley Beal
Bradley Beal (born 1993) is an NBA shooting guard for the LA Clippers; former Wizards star (3rd pick 2012, 3x All-Star, 31.3 ppg in 2020-21) traded to the Suns in 2023 under a $251 million no-trade contract, later bought out.
Branden Carlson
Branden Carlson (born 1999) is a 7-foot American center from South Jordan, Utah; Utah's all-time blocks leader, undrafted 2024, 2025 NBA champion with Oklahoma City, now Portland Trail Blazers.
Brandin Podziemski
Brandin Podziemski, Golden State Warriors guard drafted 19th in 2023, 2024 All-Rookie First Team, career-high 13.8 points in 2025-26, signed a five-year $110 million extension in October 2026.
Brandon Clarke
Brandon Clarke (1996-2026), Canadian NBA forward, 21st pick in 2019, played seven seasons for the Memphis Grizzlies (309 games, 10.2 ppg); died May 2026, ruled accidental.
Brandon Ingram
Brandon Ingram, NBA forward born 1997, drafted 2nd overall in 2016 by the Lakers; MIP 2020 and 2020 All-Star; played for New Orleans, Toronto, and since September 2026 the LA Clippers.
Brandon Jennings
Brandon Jennings, born 1989, is an American former NBA point guard (9 seasons, 2009 draft 10th pick) famous as the first American high schooler to skip college and sign with Virtus Roma in Italy, and for a 55-point rookie game.
Brandon Knight (basketball)
Brandon Knight (born 1991) is an American guard, 8th pick of the 2011 NBA Draft by Detroit after one Kentucky season; nine NBA seasons with the Pistons, Bucks, Suns, Rockets, Cavaliers, and Mavericks, career 14 points per game, now with the Perth Wildcats in the NBL.
Brandon McCoy Jr.
Brandon McCoy Jr., Michigan Wolverines freshman guard, five-star 2026 recruit from Sierra Canyon, McDonald's All-American, three-time USA Basketball gold medalist; out 2026-27 with right knee ACL injury.
Brandon Miller (basketball, born 2002)
Brandon Miller (born 2002) is an American NBA forward for the Charlotte Hornets, drafted second overall in 2023 from Alabama; SEC Player of the Year, All-Rookie First Team, 2025-26 team-leading 20.2 PPG.
Brandon Roy
Brandon Roy (born 1984) is a former NBA guard, 2006 sixth pick traded from Minnesota to Portland, 2007 Rookie of the Year, three-time All-Star, whose degenerative knees ended his career; now a Seattle high school coach.
Brandon Rush
Brandon Rush (born 1985, Kansas City, Missouri) is a former NBA guard-forward, 2008 first-round pick, Kansas 2008 NCAA champion, and 2015 Golden State Warriors NBA champion; brother of Kareem Rush.
Branislav Pokrajac
Branislav Pokrajac (Бранислав Покрајац), Serbian handball left winger and coach; Olympic gold 1972 as player and 1984 as Yugoslavia coach; 180 caps, 510 goals; died 2018.
Branko Skroce
Branko Skroče, born in 1955 in Zadar, is a Croatian basketball player who won Olympic gold with Yugoslavia in 1980 and starred for KK Zadar.
Branko Strbac
Branko Štrbac (Бранко Штрбац), born 1957 in Herceg Novi, is a Serbian former handball player who won Olympic gold with Yugoslavia in the men's tournament at Los Angeles 1984, beating West Germany 18-17 in the final.
Brayden Burries
Brayden Burries (born 2005) is an American basketball guard from San Bernardino, California; a five-star Arizona freshman and 2025 California Gatorade Player of the Year, drafted 10th overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 2026 NBA Draft.
Braylon Mullins
Braylon Mullins (born 2006) is an American basketball guard from Greenfield, Indiana, playing for UConn; 2025 Indiana Mr. Basketball and Gatorade Player of the Year, hit a 35-foot game-winner against Duke in the 2026 Elite Eight, and returned for his sophomore season as a 2027 NBA draft prospect.
Brazil men's national volleyball team
Brazil men's national volleyball team, coached by Bernardinho since 2001: three-time Olympic champion (1992, 2004, 2016), three-time world champion, 34 of 36 South American titles, qualified for LA 2028 by beating Argentina 3-0 in Rio in 2026.
Brazil women's national volleyball team
Brazil women's national volleyball team (seleção brasileira feminina de vôlei), CBV-administered indoor team; Olympic golds 2008 and 2012, Tokyo 2020 silver, 24 South American titles, 2026 CSV crown and LA28 qualification.
Breanna Stewart
Breanna Stewart (born 1994), also called Stewie, American WNBA forward for the New York Liberty; four-time UConn NCAA champion and only four-time Final Four MOP, 2016 No. 1 pick, 2x MVP, 3x WNBA champion, 3x Olympic gold medalist.
Brecht Rodenburg
Brecht Rodenburg (Engelbrecht Rodenburg), Dutch volleyball player born 1967, outside hitter, 202 cm. Won 1996 Atlanta Olympic gold with the Netherlands, beating Italy 3-2; also 1993/1995 European and 1994 World silver medalist.
Bree Hall
Bree Hall, born 2003 in Dayton, Ohio, is a 6-1 WNBA guard, 20th pick of the 2025 draft by the Indiana Fever, two-time NCAA champion with South Carolina.
Breeze BC
Breeze BC (Breeze Basketball Club) is a Miami-based 3-on-3 women's basketball club in Unrivaled, added with Hive BC as a 2026 Season 2 expansion team, coached by Noelle Quinn and built around first overall pick Paige Bueckers.
Brendan Haywood
Brendan Haywood (Baby Huey), born 1979, American NBA center, 13 seasons; drafted 20th overall 2001 by Cleveland, played for Wizards 2001-2010, won 2011 title with Dallas Mavericks; now an NBA and college basketball broadcaster.
Brent Barry
Brent Barry, NBA shooting guard 1995-2009, son of Rick Barry; 1996 Slam Dunk Contest winner, two-time champion with the Spurs, led the NBA in 3-point percentage in 2000-01, later Spurs executive and Suns assistant coach.
Brett Brown
Brett Brown (born 1961, South Portland, Maine) is an American basketball coach, 76ers head coach 2013-2020 (221-344) during "The Process," former Spurs assistant with four rings, and Australia Boomers head coach.
Brian Scalabrine
Brian Scalabrine, the White Mamba, is a former NBA power forward/center (Nets, Celtics, Bulls, 2001-2012), 2008 champion, now Celtics TV analyst on NBC Sports Boston.
Bridgette Gordon
Bridgette Cyrene Gordon (born 1967, DeLand, Florida) is head women's basketball coach at Florida A&M, a 1988 Olympic gold medalist, two-time Tennessee Lady Vols NCAA champion (1987, 1989), 1989 Final Four MVP, and Women's Basketball Hall of Famer (2007).