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Kolby King, a former Utah State and Tulane standout, is set to join the Auburn Tigers for the 2026‑27 season, bringing three‑point shooting and depth to Coach Steven Pearl’s backcourt.
The Miami-based 3x3 league announced nine women's college basketball stars have signed NIL agreements, building on its commitment to develop the next generation of female athletes.
The 2026‑27 preseason landscape for Big Ten basketball is taking shape, driven not only by traditional power metrics but also by recent court injunctions that have cleared the path for 2022 recruits to return for a fifth year of eligibility. That ruling has reshaped rosters and, consequently, the expectations placed on each program.
A look at the weekend’s highlights, including the return of the Pewaukee boat show, a free market with live music, the Bucks’ basketball tournament, and the final weekend of Irish Fest and the State Fair.
After a landmark lawsuit secured an extra year of eligibility, B.J. Edwards, a former Tennessee basketball standout, will play for Oklahoma in the upcoming regular‑season clash with the Volunteers, while his NBA journey and collegiate stats highlight a career defined by resilience.
Indiana University’s newest recruit, Trevor Manhertz, impressed coaches and teammates during a productive summer that included an exhibition game in Assembly Hall and a stint at the FISU America Games in Lima, Peru.
CIA Bella Vista captured the 2025‑26 national high school basketball championship at the Chipotle Nationals in Fishers, Indiana, and is now recruiting standout players for the 2026‑27 season under Syracuse’s new coaching staff.
Michael Mailot, a veteran coach with deep roots in Division III basketball, has been appointed head coach of the Clark University men's basketball program, succeeding Tyler Simms and inheriting a program poised for national contention.
Sports Illustrated’s latest rankings spotlight the nation’s most dominant big men, from Arizona’s defensive anchor to Kentucky’s rising sophomore.
The 2026 induction class celebrates a blend of WNBA pioneers, NBA coaching legends, and the gold‑medal 1996 U.S. Women’s National Team, highlighting careers that have defined eras of the sport.
From a modest ranking in 2023 to a central role at Villanova, Darryl Simmons II is preparing to showcase his skill set against larger opponents, aiming to help the Wildcats start the season with a bang in Rome.
The University of North Carolina's 2026 bench features three standout players whose skills aim to fill critical gaps and boost the team's ACC competitiveness.
South Dakota State and Wisconsin‑Green Bay will meet on Dec. 21, 2026, in Sioux Falls, marking the Phoenix’s first appearance at the Sanford Pentagon and continuing a seven‑year streak for the Jackrabbits.
Duke University is sharpening its focus on a 2027 recruiting class shaped by new NCAA eligibility rules. Coach Jon Scheyer is evaluating a handful of high‑profile prospects, each bringing distinct skills that could help the Blue Devils navigate a thinner talent pool.
Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne, two of the most influential women in basketball history, are being honored in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Both players had significant impacts in Chicago, where they helped redefine the sport and inspire future generations.
Louisville’s men’s basketball program is poised to invest more than $20 million in its 2026‑27 roster, a figure that places it among the most expensive college teams in the nation. The pressure on head coach Pat Kelsey intensifies as the Cardinals aim for a Final Four appearance to validate their financial gamble.
A 44‑year‑old from Milton was taken into custody after a scheme that promised children a place on a fictitious basketball team and a separate gold scam that stole $180,000 from an elderly victim.
From a championship‑winning stint in Spain’s U‑22 Liga to a coveted spot on Coach Dan Hurley’s roster, Egor Amosov is shaping his path toward the NBA through UConn’s developmental philosophy.
Concord University’s women’s basketball program has unveiled a 30-game schedule for the 2026-27 season, featuring a strong Mountain East Conference slate, a Puerto Rico swing, and a series of home matchups that underscore the team’s growing momentum.
A summer camp at Nazareth University offers basketball training alongside leadership, financial literacy and mental‑health workshops, while navigating the evolving landscape of college athlete compensation.
The JAB Classic, launched by Philadelphia-born Jared Armstrong, brings NBA talent, live music and court renovations to Philadelphia and Israel, aiming to foster unity and combat antisemitism, Islamophobia and other forms of prejudice.
A New Bedford native with international playing experience has been appointed head coach of Bristol-Plymouth Regional High School boys basketball, succeeding Tim Plante after six seasons.
The school announced the hiring of Brian Rudolph as head coach of the boys basketball team, replacing Tim Plante, and outlined a coaching staff reshuffle that includes new leadership for girls basketball, track and an athletic director.
In a heartfelt address, Doc Rivers thanked the coaches, players and family who helped him reach the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, while acknowledging regrets and future plans.