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Kevin Durant used Instagram to call for the removal of Fox Sports analysts Colin Cowherd and Nick Wright, sparking a broader conversation about media criticism, player legacy and recent player trades.
After a standout performance that helped Iowa reach the Elite Eight, sophomore forward Tate Sage is gearing up for a larger role in the 2026‑27 campaign, focusing on conditioning, skill development and a more distributed offensive approach.
After delivering a decisive performance against Nebraska that helped Iowa clinch its first Elite Eight berth in nearly four decades, sophomore guard Tate Sage is turning his focus to diet, conditioning and a larger role on the roster.
Iowa women's basketball has extended a scholarship to Jojo Martin, a 5‑foot‑10 guard from Westminster, Colorado, whose impressive freshman stats and national ranking have attracted attention from programs across the country.
After a season lost to injury and personal commitments, Ashlyn Watkins rejoins the University of South Carolina women's basketball team, bringing size, defensive intensity, and a proven knack for altering opponents' rhythms.
Badger Observer is commemorating its first anniversary by launching a special subscription promotion, highlighting its expanding coverage of Badger athletics and setting a 1,000‑subscriber target before kickoff.
Paisley Hogan, a 6‑foot‑2 shooting guard and small forward from Fort Smith, Arkansas, has received a scholarship offer from the University of Iowa, highlighting her dual‑sport excellence and top ranking in the state.
A recent Ohio injunction lets graduating seniors challenge the NCAA’s age‑based eligibility standards, igniting a nationwide legal fight and reshaping career choices for college athletes.
Duke’s 2026‑27 campaign hinges on the resurgence of senior guard Caleb Foster, whose career‑high statistics and leadership have revived the Blue Devils’ championship aspirations.
Duke's senior guard Caleb Foster is entering his final college season with the Blue Devils, aiming to translate a strong bounce‑back year into a championship‑contending campaign.
Chicago's DePaul University has secured demolition permits for the first two of five buildings, paving the way for a $42.4 million practice facility designed by HNTB and Antunovich Associates.
Quentin Coleman's rapid ascent from a Missouri state champion to the No. 14 prospect in the 2026 class.
The University of Arizona continues to feed the NBA with standout performances from Carter Bryant, Kylan Boswell and Arthur Kaluma during the 2026 Summer League.
A local basketball game has grown into the Full Force Nation league, offering mentorship and community support to hundreds of young people in Philadelphia.
Marine Dursus, a rising French basketball talent, considers a move to UConn after her agent highlights the benefits of NCAA play, while veteran Tony Parker underscores the strategic value of such a step
After four NBA seasons without a firm foothold, Wendell Moore is exploring overseas opportunities, with European clubs showing strong interest.
As LeBron James prepares for his 24th NBA season, former teammate DeMarcus Cousins argues that modern basketball culture is unfairly undermining the achievements of aging legends, urging fans to recognize their lasting impact.
In a sweeping analysis, CBS Sports writer Isaac Trotter predicts a transformative season for several Power Five programs, highlighting Alabama's top‑ranked offense, the rise of Florida, Texas and Auburn, and the emergence of three SEC players as potential All‑Americans.
The annual Peach Jam in North Augusta draws scouts and coaches, with Duke turning its attention to Colton Hiller and Beckham Black while live evaluations return to the EYBL in Vegas.
A Phoenix Suns fan reflects on childhood memories, the allure of 1990s SkyBox basketball cards, and the therapeutic joy of reimagining them with today's roster.
With the Peach Jam looming, Caleb Ourigou's potential move from the 2027 to the 2026 class promises to fill a critical void in Arkansas' frontcourt, a shift that could influence both SEC competition and NBA prospects.
UNC's basketball program looks to leverage strong recruiting and staff additions ahead of the upcoming season.
Coaches from the South Bend area voice divergent views on whether a seeded sectional tournament would better reward regular‑season performance, while the IHSAA commissioner warns of limited appetite among school leaders.
A lively discussion among Indiana high school basketball coaches and the IHSAA commissioner centers on whether the state tournament should adopt seeding to reward regular‑season success while preserving its inclusive character.