
Maine Basketball Hall of Fame Inducts 2026 Legends
The recent Hall of Fame brunch honored players, coaches and historic teams, underscoring the sport’s deep-rooted relationships in Maine.
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The recent Hall of Fame brunch honored players, coaches and historic teams, underscoring the sport’s deep-rooted relationships in Maine.

Missouri’s exhibition series with Kansas State marks the debut of new head coach Casey Alexander, who inherits a roster reshaped by transfers and freshmen after Jerome Tang’s departure.

South Carolina sophomore Agot Makeer, dual‑citizen and rising star, will represent Canada at the FIBA Pre‑Qualifying Tournament in Mexico, where a youthful squad aims to secure a 2028 Olympic berth.

Ranked No. 12 nationally, Samuels chooses ten programs, including the Tennessee Volunteers, as she eyes a future where her versatile wing skill set aligns with the program’s vision.

Makayla Presser-Palmer, celebrated for her record-breaking high school career, returned to Erie County to run a basketball clinic that blends skill development with mentorship for young girls.

Charlie Stevens, a Bronx native with a decade of experience in the San Antonio Spurs organization, will replace Tom Moore as UConn's general manager, focusing on NIL deals and transfer portal management.
After a Colorado district court extended his eligibility, Ven-Allen Lubin will play his fifth and final college season with the Wolfpack, bringing experience and efficiency to a roster reshaped by new head coach Justin Gainey.
Ven-Allen Lubin is set to don the red and white for one final collegiate campaign, returning to North Carolina State for the 2026‑27 season after a Colorado district court granted him an extra year of eligibility.

UConn announced the hiring of Charlie Stevens, a Bronx native with five years of NBA front‑office experience, to lead its men’s basketball program’s administrative and compliance functions.

Charlie Stevens, a Bronx-born former Spurs staffer, is set to become UConn’s new general manager, tasked with overseeing NIL and transfer portal matters while leveraging his deep connections with the NBA.

The University of Columbia’s women’s basketball squad will traverse three Japanese cities from August 11 to 21, mixing exhibition matches with immersive cultural experiences.

An overview of how six Big Ten programs are reshaping their squads and leadership to climb out of last season’s cellar.

Sheremy Dillard, a beloved girls basketball coach and educator, died at 57 in Raleigh. Her career spanned multiple schools, advocacy for equity, and mentorship that touched countless lives.

A federal court injunction granting an extra year of eligibility has opened a narrow window for Kansas to add talent, with four potential transfers under consideration.

The 2026 Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony honored Elena Delle Donne, Candace Parker, and other trailblazers, highlighting their groundbreaking achievements and the enduring impact of women’s basketball.

After 16 seasons in the NBA and a storied international career, Mike D'Antoni was celebrated in the Basketball Hall of Fame, recognized not only for his wins but for the way he changed how the game is played

West Virginia University’s 2025‑26 season was hampered by an absence of a true three‑level scorer, prompting the program to seek a versatile offensive weapon. Finley Bizjack, a Butler transfer, brings a blend of shooting efficiency, ball security and defensive impact that could reshape the Mountaineers’ attack.

Guam’s women’s basketball team captured its second straight FIBA Micronesian Cup title, defeating Palau 142‑37 and earning a spot at the 2027 Pacific Games. The victory highlights disciplined defense, selfless play, and the emergence of new talent across Micronesia.

The Wildcats will face Lithuania’s national teams and Ukraine in exhibition matches, guided by NBA veteran Domantas Sabonis and local players, as they blend new talent and aim for cohesion before the season.

After a mass exodus via the transfer portal, LSU’s basketball program hinges on a handful of returning players and a late commitment that may not fill the gaps before practice begins.

Mark Few’s induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame caps a 27‑year tenure that transformed the Gonzaga Bulldogs from a March Madness afterthought into a perennial national contender.

Elena Delle Donne and Chamique Holdsclaw were inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame on the same day, highlighting a career that blends individual brilliance with franchise triumphs.

The recent Hall of Fame ceremony gathered an eclectic mix of talent, from NBA champions to pioneering coaches, highlighting the game's rich tapestry of achievement.

A proposal to swap a deteriorating basketball court for four pickleball courts has sparked debate among residents, with city officials weighing demand against long‑standing sporting traditions.