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The University of Wisconsin‑Madison men’s basketball team will begin its 2026‑27 campaign on November 2 against Denver, marking the fourth straight Monday start. Analyst Rocco Miller confirmed the matchup, while Tim Bergstraser will set the tipoff time.
The recent NBA Players Association Top 100 Camp in South Carolina highlighted top talent, including DeMarcus Henry’s dominant display and a host of prospects drawing attention from the University of Louisville and beyond.
The Wildcats have cleared Ousmane N’Diaye to practice after a strong stint in Italy, positioning him for a potential starting role.
La Salle University’s rich basketball heritage is defined by a constellation of players whose records, achievements and community impact continue to shape the sport.
Assistant coach Julia Ford, a veteran of seven collegiate seasons, captured a FIBA 3x3 World Cup gold with Team USA and previously worked alongside Robin Pingeton at Missouri, bringing international expertise to the Badgers.
The arrival of forward Matt Able and the hiring of NBA‑experienced coach Michael Malone set the stage for a pivotal season for the North Carolina Tar Heels, with high hopes and possible pitfalls.
Ousmane N'Diaye has satisfied academic and practice compliance requirements, paving the way for his debut with the Kentucky Wildcats ahead of the new season.
A sophomore season that turned heads, a physical style that defined his game, and a transfer driven by financial mismatches.
Renton police responded to multiple violent episodes, including a child molestation report, a basketball‑related assault, a burglary case, property damage, and a knife threat, prompting arrests and investigations.
Joe Mazulla’s fourth straight 50-win season earns him the 2025-26 NBA Coach of the Year award, highlighting a remarkable trajectory from Glenville State to the Celtics’ elite ranks.
The Seahawks are set to benefit from the addition of assistant coach Jama Sharp, whose offensive expertise and deep rapport with Woods promise a fresh dynamic for the upcoming season.
CBS Sports' recent top 25 returners list omitted Gonzaga's star forward Braden Huff, sparking debate over injury history, transfer bias, and the impact of new teammate Massamba Diop.
One win separates the Abingdon High School softball team from a historic championship trifecta, sparking community excitement.
The Jets prepare for the upcoming season with a camp at Michigan Tech, where Carter Dombrowski and Braiden Wolsker stand out.
Evie Wolshire, a native of Lancaster, Ohio, has been named assistant coach at Michigan Tech University, bringing a strong playing background and recent graduate‑assistant experience at Southern Illinois University‑Edwardsville.
Morgan Eye Scott, a former Missouri Tigers standout, has been appointed head coach of the Jefferson City High School girls basketball team, adding a teaching role pending board approval.
Bucky McMillan's contract extension elevates him into the top 30 highest‑paid college basketball coaches after a breakthrough season that saw the Aggies exceed expectations.
The University of Southern Indiana announced the addition of two alumnae, Stephanie Gehlhausen and Madi Webb, as assistant coaches, bringing experience and a winning pedigree.
After a shoulder injury ended his previous campaign, guard Rodney Rice is set to rejoin the USC Trojans, bringing his 20.3 points per game average and a top‑23 retention ranking into a roster that last missed the NCAA Tournament three years in a row.
From June 22‑24, the varsity program will open its gym to youngsters eager to learn, compete and bond with the team.
In a recent interview, Stephen Curry opened up about the central role his family plays in his life, from lessons learned from his own parents to the joys and trials of raising four youngsters.
CBS Sports left out Gonzaga's Braden Huff from its ranking of the best returning college basketball players, a decision that reflects injury history and transfer rules more than pure performance.
Butler University’s newest head coaches, Ronald Nored and Maria Marchesano, threw ceremonial first pitches at Victory Field during Butler Night, marking a homecoming that ties their playing days to their current coaching roles.
The Heal the Hood Foundation’s annual All‑Star Weekend basketball camp brings together youth aged 7‑18 for drills, competition and mentorship, with a $10,000 fundraising goal to support families.