The Bobcats started the process of changing their name to Hornet, a source with knowledge of the situation told Will Brinson of CBS Sports.
This isn't exactly a surprise. Once the Hornets changed their names to Pelicans, there were multiple reports the Bobcats were at least exploring the idea of returning to the name of the franchise that played in Charlotte from 1988 to 2002. According to Brinson, there's no timeline for the change but commissioner-in-waiting Adam Silver said in April that such a process can at least 18 months.

The Bobcats will interview CSKA Moscow assistant coach Quin Snyder for their vacant head coach position, a source tells Marc J. Spears of Yahoo! Sports.
Snyder interviewed with the Bobcats last year too when he was an assistant on Mike Brown's Lakers staff. Charlotte of course went with Mike Dunlap, who was fired at the end of the season, and Snyder ended up taking an assistant coaching job in Russia. Snyder will be the seven known candidate to interview with Charlotte, joining Steve Clifford, Alvin Gentry, Nate Tibbetts, Kelvin Sampson, Jeff Hornacek and Elston Turner.

The Bobcats will interview Lakers assistant Steve Clifford for their head coaching vacancy.
Clifford is the sixth known candidate to potentially fill the position vacated by the firing of Mike Dunlap, joining Alvin Gentry, Nate Tibbetts, Kelvin Sampson, Jeff Hornacek and Elston Turner. Turner was an assistant for Mike Brown and then Mike D'Antoni with the Lakers this season after spending nine seasons combined on the staffs of Jeff and Stan Van Gundy.