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Construction of the new Morse Arena in Orono, Maine, is progressing with financial backing from the Harold Alfond Foundation and philanthropist Phillip Morse, promising a fresh venue for local sports and events.
Mike Taylor, a coach with over two decades of international experience, has been hired as an assistant basketball coach at Florida Atlantic University for the 2026‑27 season.
Coach Brad Underwood says the biggest hurdle for the Illini is getting Stefan Vaaks up to speed after his FIBA World Cup Qualifying stint, a task that could shape the team's chemistry and NBA draft prospects.
Mason Collins, a top-ranked prospect from Delaware, has pledged to Syracuse University, joining a lineage of five-star recruits who have left a lasting impact on the program.
A recent NBA mock draft lists Kanon Catchings as the fourth overall pick, sparking debate over the realism of the forecast and the circumstances surrounding the Utah Jazz’s projected selection.
The Cyclones' latest recruiting haul features Josiah Harrington, Jack Kohnen and Donovan Davis, each of whom has distinguished himself on the AAU circuit.
The Cyclones' 2027 class, anchored by Josiah Harrington, Jack Kohnen and Donovan Davis, tops national rankings as the Nike EYBL season wraps up at the Peach Jam.
Orlando “Tubby” Smith will be inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame this October, celebrated alongside coaching greats and former stars.
The Hall of Fame will honor longtime Kansas mentor Ted Owens alongside other basketball greats during a ceremony on Oct. 22 at the College Basketball Experience in Kansas City.
The upcoming induction honors Coach Ted Owens’s 19‑year tenure at Kansas, his Final Four achievements, and a lifetime of contributions to basketball, set against a backdrop of historic halls of fame and community recognition.
Glen Rice's induction celebrates a career that spanned championship glory at Michigan, a prolific NBA run, and lasting impact on the game
Former Kansas coach Ted Owens, a pillar of college basketball, will be honored in 2026 alongside a distinguished group of players and mentors.
The National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame unveiled its 2026 class, spotlighting six iconic figures whose careers reshaped college basketball.
The full schedule reveals a challenging mix of non‑conference matchups and an 18‑game SEC slate, culminating in a March 3 showdown with Arkansas.
The University of Virginia announced an eight‑player signing class on Tuesday, headlined by German guard Nolan Adekunle, as the program prepares for a versatile season.
Point guard Gal Raviv shattered records at the 2026 U20 Women’s EuroBasket, guiding Israel to its maiden final before a narrow defeat to France, while collecting accolades that cement her status as a rising star.
Jay Wright’s journey from shaping Hofstra into a mid‑major powerhouse to guiding Villanova to multiple national titles will be honored at the 2026 Hall of Fame ceremony.
A look at Tubby Smith's storied career, his 1998 Kentucky championship, and the upcoming Hall of Fame ceremony that will honor a distinguished group of basketball pioneers
Former Michigan star Glen Rice will be enshrined in the 2026 National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, joining a roster of coaches and players celebrated for their impact on college basketball.
Caleb Wilson’s 35‑point debut for the Chicago Bulls reflects a personal drive sparked by his 2024 omission from the USA Basketball junior national team.
After a 35‑year coaching odyssey, James Frey will take the reins of Georgia Southwestern State's women's program, bringing a championship pedigree and a focus on defense.
Orlando "Tubby" Smith's decades‑long impact on college basketball will be recognized in October 2026 when he is inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame.
The Roanoke Police Department, in collaboration with The Summit Sportsplex, will host free basketball sessions for teens, reinforcing the PROS program’s mission of positive community engagement.
A former Kansas University basketball player was arrested after a July 4th party shooting in Memphis. The victim identified him from a photo lineup, and he now faces a $1.5 million bond amid a history of legal troubles.