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Dusty May's rapid rise and sudden departure reveal how administrative burdens, unclear contracts and the lure of NBA stability are reshaping the coaching landscape in college basketball.
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Dusty May's rapid rise and sudden departure reveal how administrative burdens, unclear contracts and the lure of NBA stability are reshaping the coaching landscape in college basketball.

Norbert A. Sygdziak’s alleged scheme to collect fees for a nonexistent basketball team left dozens of families out of pocket, prompting legal action, a community‑run alternative squad, and scrutiny of his prior business practices.

The United States women's national team is assembling a powerful lineup for the upcoming Women’s World Cup in Berlin, blending veteran Olympic gold medalists with promising new stars.

After a standout stint at SMU, Samet Yigitoglu joins the Hoosiers, aiming to anchor the paint and spark a rebounding surge.

Jaxon Kohler, a former Michigan State standout, is leaning toward Brigham Young University after Coach Tom Izzo confirmed he will not return to the Spartans.

The roster of matchups, ticket pricing and key dates were revealed, highlighting a return to the historic Municipal Auditorium and a slate of exhibition and holiday games.

The Red Raiders announce a challenging non‑conference slate that opens with Jackson State, includes a showdown with Final Four‑bound Illinois and a rematch against Duke, and culminates with a possible appearance in the national title game.

A look at the career of Glenn Rivers, whose contributions as a defensive stalwart, NBA champion and Marquette trustee culminate in his upcoming Hall of Fame enshrinement.
The BIG3, co‑founded by Ice Cube, continues its ninth season with playoff games, celebrity matchups and plans to grow to 16 teams across the United States.

Doc Rivers' induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame celebrates a career of over 1,100 wins, playoff milestones, and a push to honor active coaches.

WPI announced the hiring of John Salivonchik, whose three‑year tenure at Saint Michael's College included a Northeast‑10 title and an NCAA Division II championship, to lead the Engineers' men's basketball staff.

WNBA champion Katie Smith will headline the Toledo women's basketball program's Tipoff Dinner, an evening of games, food, and fundraising that supports the university's athletic ambitions.

Syracuse University’s men’s basketball team will face Rutgers at the Barclays Center on February 6, 2027, marking the program’s first non‑conference February game in over two decades and highlighting Coach McNamara’s push to showcase the team in NBA arenas.

ESPN analyst Myron Medcalf projects a 25‑win best case and a 20‑win worst case for Auburn, highlighting the impact of departing star Keyshawn Hall, returning guards Tahaad Pettiford and Kevin Overton, and pending eligibility for international signees.

Dylan Betts, a 7‑foot‑3 prospect ranked among the top 12 in the class of 2028, is weighing his options as UCLA looks to capitalize on a family connection that spans three generations of Bruins basketball.

Seth Trimble’s move from North Carolina to Louisville marks the final chapter for the last four‑year player in UNC history, raising questions about legacy, loyalty and the sting of a departure that fans hope may yet be reversed.
Tim Garl, who served Indiana University for nearly five decades, has filed a lawsuit accusing the university and its athletic director of wrongful termination and age discrimination. The case includes support from former coaches and players and raises questions about the school's obligations regarding attorney fees.

Kermit Davis Sr., a cornerstone of Mississippi basketball, passed away at 91 in Tupelo, leaving behind a storied career that shaped generations of players and coaches across the state.

Brenen Lorient is set to rejoin West Virginia University’s basketball program for the 2025‑26 campaign, bringing size, experience and a familiar connection to head coach Ross Hodge. His presence reshapes the frontcourt rotation and could influence the team’s depth as they prepare for a demanding conference schedule.

The Miami RedHawks women's basketball team captured the Mid‑American Conference regular‑season and tournament championships, finishing the 2025‑26 season with a franchise‑record 28 victories.
A lawsuit filed by longtime trainer Tim Garl accuses Indiana University of age discrimination and wrongful termination, citing performance concerns and demanding reinstatement, attorney fees and damages.

The Women's National Basketball Association finds itself stalled on defining what constitutes a woman, as controversy over transgender participation and recent on‑court incidents fuels fan frustration and media criticism.

UC Irvine has appointed Zykera Rice as assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, tapping a player with collegiate success at Gonzaga and titles abroad.

Duke University continues to make waves in the recruiting market, extending an offer to Georgia standout Asa Montgomery, while Canadian center Deng Ngor, fresh off a 2026 FIBA U18 AmeriCup victory, narrows his collegiate choices.