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Texas Tech is weighing the addition of forward Donovan Atwell for a fifth season, a move that could reshape its offensive scheme and financial planning while navigating a complex eligibility landscape.
A look at Vaughn Karvala’s standout summer performances, from Indiana’s exhibition game to the FISU America Games, highlighting his shooting prowess and future goals
Trent Perry is set to reclaim the starting point guard spot for UCLA, a role he last held in high school before stepping away from the position. With Donovan Dent’s eligibility complications and Jaylen Petty’s uncertain status, Perry’s physical development, experience and versatility position him to drive the Bruins' backcourt and potentially add small‑forward duties.
Sports Illustrated’s preseason rankings highlight the most versatile power forwards poised to influence the 2026–27 college basketball landscape, from Illinois’ David Mirkovic to Arizona State’s Paulius Murauskas.
The lawsuit, filed in Louisville, challenges NCAA transfer portal restrictions and aims to secure a fifth year of college eligibility for the former Missouri forward.
Javon Bardwell reclassifies from 2027 to 2026, adding depth to Kansas while a potential eligibility extension for Melvin Council Jr. may free a roster spot.
After 18 seasons in the league, Russell Westbrook steps away from basketball, closing a career defined by record‑breaking triple‑doubles, scoring titles and a gold medal, while looking ahead to new endeavors.
Doc Rivers reflects on his Basketball Hall of Fame induction, honoring supporters, recounting key achievements, and sharing the lessons learned from mentors and past decisions.
Doc Rivers reflects on gratitude, career milestones, and the pivotal influences that defined his path to the Basketball Hall of Fame.
From power‑outage drills to beachside games, the Buckeyes’ week in Puerto Rico forged lasting bonds and gave fans a glimpse of their off‑court spirit.
Kentucky’s 2027 recruiting class is being reshaped by prospects who carry the pedigree of former NFL stars, most notably NaVorro Bowman Jr., whose athletic bloodlines and elite performances have placed him at the center of the Wildcats’ pursuit.
After a decade at Michigan, Dusty May left for the NBA, citing systemic issues in college basketball and a desire for clearer contracts. His move to the Dallas Mavericks highlights a broader push for reform.
After a mass exodus and the return of Will Wade to LSU, the Wolfpack are rebuilding with scholarships, new frontcourt talent, and a defensive identity that could keep them on the bubble.
The Tygers captured their first district championship in twelve years, finished as regional runners‑up, and return a core that includes co‑Player of the Year Kaylen Brooks, junior Davion Mack, and Andrew Brooks Jr., while welcoming newcomer Malachi Harris for the upcoming campaign.
Ohio State Buckeyes are preparing for upcoming football and basketball seasons, with top prospects Langston Pridgeon and Deng Ngor signaling strong interest and inclusion on the team's recruiting radar.
At 37, Russell Westbrook revealed his retirement after 18 NBA seasons, reflecting on an MVP award, an Olympic gold medal and a record‑breaking triple‑double legacy, while looking ahead to documentary production and his streetwear brand.
The city’s popular 3‑Point Hot Shot Challenge will take place on August 21, featuring a basketball shoot‑out, free food, military recruiters and prizes ranging from gift cards to Nike sneakers, all organized by retired police officer Mike Perreira and supported by local sponsors.
Madison‑Ridgeland Academy will retire the jersey of basketball star Josh Hubbard, celebrating a career that set new standards for Mississippi high school and college play.
A recent ranking places former Arkansas coach Wally Hall and current leader Matt Campbell among the country's elite, reflecting their lasting influence on the program and the sport.
After nearly 40 years in college basketball, Karl Hobbs is set to bring his expertise to Duquesne University as an assistant coach, focusing on defense and player growth.
From backyard drills with his dad and uncle to dazzling dance celebrations, Cam Edwards’ journey from basketball courts to Spartan football fields tells a story of heritage, passion, and performance.
The University of Louisville’s basketball program is entering a pivotal season after assembling one of the most coveted transfer classes in the country, blending elite talent with depth to chase a championship.
The annual Gus Macker tournament brings community basketball, contests, and charity fundraising to Iron Mountain, Michigan, with over $5 million already invested in local projects.
The MAC announced its 2027 women's basketball schedule, outlining an 18‑game conference season that begins on January 2, features marquee rivalries and culminates in the March tournament.