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The University of Kentucky has announced exhibition games against Texas Tech and Little Rock for the 2023‑24 season, rounding out a schedule that includes two Big 12 opponents and a perfect historical record against Texas Tech.
A back‑to‑school initiative in Richmond will provide backpacks, hygiene kits and free haircuts to over 200 students, while a basketball game celebrates Jaylen Martinez’s spirit and promotes violence prevention.
Former Indiana University basketball trainer Tim Garl has filed a lawsuit alleging age discrimination in his dismissal after 44 years of service, sparking a legal battle with the university's board and athletic director Scott Dolson
Legendary coach Don Nelson proved that a player’s greatest contribution can be the space they create for teammates, a lesson still ignored by a metric‑driven basketball culture.
Freshman guard Isaiah Sealy was taken into custody after an incident at a Fayetteville bar, facing multiple charges that could affect his role on the team.
Texas Tech’s men’s basketball team will meet Kentucky in a preseason exhibition at Rupp Arena, marking the first meeting since 2020 and ending a two‑year hiatus from such games.
After guiding the Waves to a 21‑win season and a historic WNIT run, Brian Porth steps into a senior coaching role as the program looks to build on its momentum.
Portland State University announces low‑cost season ticket deposits for men’s and women’s basketball, featuring key player transfers and a revamped women’s roster under Coach Karlie Burris.
On a recent Twitch stream, Klay Thompson evaluated PlaqueBoyMax’s basketball abilities, discussed the likelihood of a EuroLeague move, and outlined his championship goals with the Dallas Mavericks.
Kentucky basketball may add former Missouri star Mark Mitchell to its roster after a court delays a ruling that could grant him an extra season, while the NCAA prepares to appeal.
Marian Washington’s induction honors a trailblazing career that transformed women’s basketball and helped launch the WNBA.
The eighth edition of the NYvsNY basketball tournament returns to Victory Park, featuring semifinal matchups, NBA star appearances, and a weekend of community‑focused hoops.
Elena Delle Donne’s path from early retirement to WNBA stardom is shaped by family bonds, health challenges, and a relentless love for the game.
From Atlanta’s historic victory to a future Hall of Fame ceremony, the roster that reshaped women’s basketball continues to inspire.
Florida State basketball will wear a ReliaQuest patch starting in the 2026‑27 season, marking a historic partnership that ties the cybersecurity firm to the university’s athletic identity.
The Washington Mystics have built a development system that discards talk of potential in favor of daily, measurable improvement, turning young talent into a defensive powerhouse.
A Kentucky court will decide by the end of next week whether athletes like Mark Mitchell can obtain an additional season of eligibility, after a hearing that highlighted a clash between the NCAA and legal arguments centered on age, season count, and state‑specific contract claims.
The Spartans’ 2026‑27 season features 32 games, highlighted by matchups against NCAA tournament teams NC State and Furman, and a strategic blend of home and away contests designed to sharpen the squad under Coach Jerod Haase.
A former college basketball player and her fiancé turned their wedding morning into a playful court showdown, weaving competition and camaraderie into their celebration.
The Eagles will open the season on the road before a home opener against UC Davis, and will test themselves against a mix of Power‑Five opponents and regional rivals.
Kentucky’s men’s basketball team will meet Texas Tech Red Raiders in a preseason game at Rupp Arena, with the date expected between October 2 and 16.
The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s 2026 class features Amar’e Stoudemire, Mike D’Antoni, Doc Rivers and other iconic figures, with live coverage on NBA TV and League Pass.
From walking away from college basketball to earning a place in the Hall of Fame, Elena Delle Donne’s journey intertwines personal sacrifice, family bonds, and athletic excellence.
From an early exit from college basketball to a Hall of Fame induction in 2026, Elena Delle Donne’s career is defined by resilience, health battles, and a deep connection to her sister Lizzie.