The 26-year-old grandson of famed former Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski faces a misdemeanor charge of driving while impaired after a collision Saturday night in Durham, North Carolina, that took the life of a 15-year-old boy.

The incident happened just before 9 p.m., when Joseph Savarino, who was driving a northbound Ford Explorer, hit the teen who was riding an e-bike in the same direction. The boy, identified by family as Jack O’Shea, was pronounced dead at the scene.

No other injuries were reported and police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the accident.

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Details emerge: Coach’s grandson’s DWI crash takes life of Cardinal Gibbons freshman

According to court records, Savarino admitted to drinking alcohol that evening. A breathalyzer test conducted shortly after midnight recorded a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.11 percent – ​​more than North Carolina’s legal limit of 0.08 percent.

He was charged with DWI over the weekend and made his first court appearance on Monday, where a judge suspended his driver’s license and set his bond at $100,000. Savarino made bail later that day and is now out of custody awaiting his next court date. This will happen in about a month.

O’Shea’s family shared an emotional tribute on social media, describing the Cardinal Gibbons High School freshman as a “well-rounded, smart, athletic, fearless and beautiful baby boy” who enjoyed his final day — attending Confession in the morning and biking with friends in the afternoon.

His mother said the family was finding some solace in the memories of that day as they grappled with unimaginable grief. The tragedy shocked the local community, where O’Shea was known as a talented athlete on his school’s baseball and basketball teams.

The case has attracted attention because of Savarino’s prominent family ties to the Duke basketball program. Coach K, who has led the Blue Devils to five national championships over several decades, has not issued any public statement on the matter as of Monday.

This is the second time a grandson in the family has faced DWI-related problems in recent years.

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The 2025-26 season has been a great one for the San Antonio Spurs, as they have risen to the top of the NBA totem pole and become one of the best teams in the association. And it’s not just that Spurs are the Victor Wembanyama show; They have such a young and deep team that it can hit on all cylinders even if Vembanyama withdraws, and their 54-18 record on the season is the furthest thing from a fluke situation as it could be.

But make no mistake, Spurs’ title hopes will hinge on Wembanyama and how far he can take this team, as franchise greats Tim Duncan and David Robinson did before him.

And prominent media member Bill Simmons, who has been a renowned student of the game for decades, believes Wembanyama is already keeping pace with some of the all-time greats compared to a similar point in his career.

“There’s only been three years two guys have won titles that were first-team All-NBA, which was ’99 (Tim) Duncan, ’81 (Larry) Bird, and ’71 Kareem (Abdul-Jabbar). I’m only mentioning it because I think he’s in that league,” Simmons said of Wambanyama on the latest episode of the Bill Simmons Podcast.

“And it feels weird to have all these names from the first 80 years in the league and be like holy man, these are the best names we have but I think that’s what we’re seeing.”

Only time will tell whether Vembanyama will be able to overcome this problem like those players did early in his career. After all, standing in his way is the Oklahoma City Thunder. But if there is anyone who has shown enough individual excellence to deserve consideration, it is the Spurs star.

The good thing is that the Spurs had a poor performance in the first two seasons of Wembanyama’s career, giving them an opportunity to fill the roster with quality players. This makes him one of the best contenders in the association, and could make Simmons look like a visionary once again.

Pablo Hernandez spent four years at Leeds United between 2017 and 2021 and became a fans’ favorite at Elland Road.

The Spaniard left Leeds United to return to CD Castellón and ended his playing career in 2023.

A year later, Castellón appointed him their reserve team manager and promoted him to first team coach in September 2025.

As There is a detailed report on Hernández’s journey, covering both his playing and managerial careers.

leeds united changed his career

The newspaper reports that the move to Leeds United had a huge impact on the 40-year-old’s career.

He began his career at Castellón’s academy and left them in 2003 to join Valencia’s youth system. The former winger spent his career in his home country until Swansea City signed him in 2012.

Hernandez scored five goals and 17 assists in 71 appearances for the Welsh club and moved to Al-Arabi in 2014. The latter initially allowed him to join Leeds United on loan in 2016, allowing him to reunite with former Swansea City manager Garry Monk at Elland Road.

AS said the move to Leeds United would ‘change his career forever’. The former attacker scored 36 goals and provided 41 assists in 175 appearances in all competitions, and 94 appearances under Marcelo Bielsa.

Bielsa’s influence on the Leeds United fans’ favorite

The Argentine coach played a key role in helping Leeds United gain promotion to the Premier League after 16 years. He became a fan favorite and talked about white supporters At the latest by September 2025.

The newspaper explains how Bielsa’s methods left a lasting impression on the former Leeds United star.

AS State: ‘Pablo became a famous figure at the club. This was especially true following the arrival of Marcelo Bielsa, from whom he derived much of his current football philosophy. Argentina left a lasting impression on him with its steadfast methodology and extremist views.

‘It was here where he experienced the practices he now applies as a coach, such as collecting trash at the training ground to understand the sacrifices of fans.

‘His goal against Swansea in the 89th minute, which was crucial for promotion to the Premier League, is still remembered at Elland Road. Even today, fans sing his song and a mural in his honor adorns the city.’

Despite the affection of the Leeds United supporters, he left them to help explain the reasons to Castellón and AS.

The newspaper adds: ‘…he felt pain [while at Leeds] Seeing Castellón struggle with debt and disastrous management. From afar, he joined Angel Delbert and Vicente Montesinos to snatch the club out of the hands of David Cruz and Castellano and bring it back to life.’