There was a time when Georgia Tech basketball was legitimately terrifying thanks to a trio called the “Lethal Weapon 3.” It was comprised of Kenny Anderson, Dennis Scott, and Brian Oliver, and ...

Nineteen years after leaving Georgia Tech for a career in the N.B.A., Kenny Anderson is about to earn a college degree.

He has said he’d like to one day coach basketball at the college level, maybe even at Georgia Tech. After a weekend DUI arrest, Kenny Anderson is looking for a job sooner than he planned. The ...

Kenny Anderson, an All-American at Georgia Tech and NBA All-Star, is now the coach at Fisk and will be featured in a CBS program about HBCUs Sunday.

He posted career averages of 12.6 points and 6.1 assists. Anderson also starred for Georgia Tech’s 1990 Final Four team, and scored 26 points per game en route to first-team All-American honors as a ...

Georgia Tech has extended an offer to Nasir Anderson, a dynamic Class of 2027 guard who has been making waves with his electrifying performances on the court.

Kenny Anderson, an All-American at Georgia Tech and NBA All-Star, is now the coach at Fisk and will be featured in a CBS program about HBCUs Sunday.

Kenny Anderson, in the wake of Georgia Tech's basketball coaching turnover, said he wants to be part of his former school's next staff.

Anderson, hailed as one of the best point guard prospects to come out of New York and the No. 2 pick in the 1991 NBA Draft from Georgia Tech, wants his players to see the game the way he sees it ...

“This is my best highlight. Probably the best in my career,” former Georgia Tech star Kenny Anderson says of his epic shot against Michigan State in the 1990 NCAA Tournament.

After a Final Four and two years at Georgia Tech, Anderson hit the NBA as the second overall pick in the 1991 draft. And while his NBA career was nothing to write home about, he banked about $60 ...

Kenny Anderson's Overlooked Stint as a Nets Guard Explore the underrated journey of Kenny Anderson during the 1990s, overshadowed by the prominent guards of that era, yet a force to be reckoned with.