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The Auburn Tigers basketball program, fresh off an NIT championship, enters the new season with a rebuilt lineup, key returnees and highly touted newcomers, positioning them as a dark‑horse contender in the SEC despite being ranked No. 11 in the preseason.
Coach Steven Pearl revealed that the Los Angeles Clippers apologized after drafting Narcisse Ngoy, an international player who was unaware of the selection, and confirmed that Auburn will become the first college program to house a draft-and-stash athlete.
Several players who honed their skills at Cincinnati-area colleges are turning heads in the NBA Summer League 2026, signing with league teams and showcasing their abilities ahead of the regular season.
Illinois basketball is experiencing a recruiting surge, highlighted by Keaton Wagler's Final Four impact, Brad Underwood's proven track record, and the emergence of future first‑round prospects.
Two Florida Atlantic University graduates achieve professional milestones, highlighting the program's growing impact on the NBA.
Shawn Phillips Jr., a 7‑foot center from Missouri, has agreed to a professional contract with the New Orleans Pelicans as he simultaneously contests the NCAA's new eligibility rule in court.
Mark Mitchell, a five‑star recruit and McDonald's All‑American, has agreed to an Exhibit‑10 contract with the Denver Nuggets, positioning him for a Summer League audition in Las Vegas and a potential path to an NBA roster spot.
Keyshawn Hall and KeShawn Murphy have each signed Exhibit 10 deals with the Miami Heat and Washington Wizards respectively, marking the latest step in Auburn's strong pipeline of NBA talent.
Forward Nick Martinelli was selected by the Los Angeles Clippers with the 55th overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, capping a standout college career that included back‑to‑back Big Ten scoring titles and record‑setting performances for Northwestern.
A record 13 Big 12 prospects were drafted, highlighted by a high‑profile Barclays Center campaign that underscored the league’s rising influence.
Narcisse Ngoy was selected by the Los Angeles Clippers in the 2026 NBA Draft, but will continue playing for Auburn University.
The first round of the 2026 NBA Draft delivered headline picks, while the second round promises volatility, with Wisconsin forward Nick Boyd among the prospects drawing significant analyst attention.
Keaton Wagler’s selection fifth overall by the Los Angeles Clippers caps a breakout freshman season that saw him lead Illinois to a historic Final Four run and join a lineage of Illini alumni now thriving in the NBA.
From an 80‑16 high school career to a fifth‑overall NBA draft selection, Keaton Wagler’s story captures the growing pipeline of talent from the Midwest to the league’s brightest stages.
Nate Ament is slated to hear his name called in the opening round of the 2026 NBA Draft, joining a lineage of Volunteers who have turned college success into professional opportunities.
Veteran forward Wesley Johnson is set to play for Boeheim’s Army in The Basketball Tournament this summer, teaming up with Elijah Hughes and Buddy Boeheim while the squad faces Seton Hall’s alumni team in a best‑of‑three series.
USA TODAY Sports spotlights the ten standout high school boys from Peoria, Illinois, whose on‑court feats reshaped the local basketball landscape and launched successful collegiate and professional careers.
Sam Dekker's hiring underscores South Carolina's focus on rebuilding momentum through seasoned expertise and player-centric coaching.
After a distinguished playing career, Sam Dekker transitions to coaching, aligning with Lamont Paris to shape the next generation of Gamecocks talent.
Daryl Morey’s tenure as President of Basketball Operations for the Philadelphia 76ers has officially ended, clearing the way for a new leadership chapter. Head coach Nick Nurse will return for a fourth season after a historic playoff comeback, while Bob Myers will lead the search for the next executive.
The Philadelphia 76ers dismissed president of basketball operations Daryl Morey after a 4‑0 loss to the Knicks, a move that underscores the pressure on a roster built around Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and Paul George.