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A $42.4 million basketball practice facility approved for DePaul University will replace historic row houses with a modern, eco‑friendly complex just blocks from the Sullivan Athletic Center.
The Wildcats welcome Derek Dixon, JJ Mandaquit, Cameron Holmes and RJ Godfrey, aiming to reshape the guard rotation ahead of a week‑long trip that marks the program’s inaugural international experience.
The city honored Phil Hubbard, one of only three Olympic gold medalists from Canton, by dedicating a basketball court at Preston Young Sr. Mini Park, accompanied by a celebration that included free meals, a career collage and a city proclamation.
From a childhood steeped in umpiring tradition to a Hall of Fame career that spanned three decades, Joey Crawford’s journey blends family legacy, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to the game.
After years apart, twin centers Tomislav and Zvonimir Ivisic reunite in Champaign, offering the Illini a rare blend of athleticism, shooting and interior presence that could reshape the team's prospects.
A look at the life and career of NBA referee Joey Crawford, whose journey from a baseball umpire’s son to a Hall of Fame official defied expectations.
The Badgers have repeatedly exited the NCAA tournament in the first round under head coach Greg Gard, and ESPN analyst Myron Medcalf believes a 20-win season may be the minimum needed to change that narrative.
The college announced his hiring as junior varsity head coach and varsity assistant for the upcoming winter season.
The Simpson women's basketball team, fourth in the American Rivers Conference last year, looks to build on that foundation with a coaching staff excited about returning players and emerging leadership.
The Tar Heels are aiming to translate offseason moves into tournament success, while the Blue Devils are positioned as heavy favorites to contend for a national title.
The University of North Carolina announced that five-star shooting guard Jordan Page has committed to the Tar Heels, bringing elite talent to the program ahead of the next recruiting class.
A brief but intense rivalry between Wilt Chamberlain and a young Kareem Abdul-Jabbar reshaped the NBA’s center position in the late 1960s.
A look at the ten small forwards projected to dominate the 2026‑27 college season, from lottery‑bound talents to breakout shooters eyeing NBA drafts.
After four seasons at North Carolina, Seth Trimble announced his move to Louisville, citing personal fit and resource limitations. His departure coincides with a reshaped UNC roster and a scheduled ACC showdown in 2026‑27.
Topps' latest set introduces multiple autograph tiers, dual and triple player pairings, and a First Day Issue auction, marking the company's debut in NBA collecting.
Two Wisconsin-born players join Marquette's women's basketball program, aiming to enhance team performance and local support.
Celebrating its 10th season, the Big3 showcases a unique mix of former NBA stars, charismatic leadership and expanding viewership, positioning itself for broader media reach and cultural impact.
Milan Momcilovic, a top 3‑point shooter, has surprised Kentucky fans with a goofy, supportive personality that is fostering a positive locker‑room culture.
In 2002 the Suns took a chance on a high‑school phenom, a decision that would produce a Rookie of the Year, multiple All‑Star appearances and a lasting legacy.
The 978HERS Basketball League, created to provide competitive girls' basketball opportunities, quickly became a community highlight, blending elite talent with a vibrant atmosphere.
Mark Pope enters his third season with renewed optimism, focusing on team unity and the impact of incoming transfers Milan Momcilovic and Alex Wilkins, while the squad’s off‑court activities signal a cultural shift.
Coach Michael Malone finalizes his first roster, adding South Dakota transfer Cameron Fens while navigating the loss of Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar to the NBA. Early rankings place the Tar Heels in the ‘next five’ and analysts debate their ACC contender status.
NBA veteran Jae’Sean Tate hosted a sold‑out youth camp in Columbus, blending his professional experience with a deep love for the city that raised him.
In 2025 the FIBA Foundation’s Basketball For Good program engaged over 376,000 participants across 127 countries, launching new festivals, supporting hundreds of community projects and activating its Propose A Project platform like never before.