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USA Basketball has unveiled the coaching staff that will guide the United States men's team at the 2027 Basketball World Cup and the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, with Erik Spoelstra at the helm.
A former player and coach at Margaretta High School, Jake Meisler retired after eighteen years, leaving a lasting imprint on the community, his former teammates, and the broader basketball landscape.
Today's matchup marks the first best‑of‑three series in The Basketball Tournament history, pitting Kentucky's La Familia against Louisville's The Ville in a contest that could reshape the alumni circuit.
The Basketball Tournament pits Kentucky alumni teams La Familia and The Ville in a best‑of‑three series, beginning at noon at Memorial Coliseum, broadcast nationally on Fox, with tickets starting at $33.
Former UConn women’s basketball legend Tina Charles launched her debut craft beer, 78‑0 Hazy IPA, at East Rock Brewing in New Haven, sharing revenue with teammates and the UConn Foundation while reflecting on a storied career and future in brewing.
Shepherd University’s women’s basketball squad is among the nation’s top academic performers, receiving Special Mention in the WBCA’s 2025‑26 Top 25 NCAA II honor roll.
Troy Henderson is set to return to the Tennessee Volunteers after a swift recovery from shoulder surgery, bolstering the team's guard options for the next campaign.
After years of inconsistency and a mass exodus through the transfer portal, Penn State’s basketball program is poised on a pivotal moment as it prepares for the upcoming campaign.
Katy Schwartz’s high school basketball career at St. Joseph Central Catholic was defined by injury, leadership, and a family tradition of grit, culminating in her daughter Kaylin’s dream of playing for the North Carolina Tar Heels.
The University of Tennessee and Michigan State have committed to a two‑year home‑and‑home men’s basketball series, with the first contest set for December 17, 2022, in East Lansing and the second for December 16, 2023, in Knoxville.
The Cyclones aim to transform their offense by elevating key returnees and integrating transfers ahead of the 2026‑27 campaign
Former Iowa basketball player Brendan Hausen remains the sole Hawkeye in the 2026 NBA Summer League playoffs, with his Memphis Grizzlies set to face the Houston Rockets in the semifinals.
The Viking Hoops Basketball Camp celebrated its 30th anniversary this July, returning to Rogers High School where founder Jim Psaras once coached for 26 seasons, while his daughter Julia now leads the program.
Clemson’s basketball squad will travel to Italy for a ten‑day training camp, navigating injuries while using the experience to shape the upcoming season.
A private workout in Las Vegas has reignited discussions about Victor Oladipo’s potential return to the NBA, a journey that began with early promise, a career‑altering injury, and a series of team changes.
An exploration of LaVell Blanchard's overlooked achievements and lasting impact on Michigan's men's basketball program.
Ranked seventh among Michigan men’s basketball greats since 1989, LaVell Blanchard’s career blends statistical dominance with a team narrative of struggle and transition, offering a nuanced portrait of a player whose impact often faded behind louder voices.
Coach Mike Young confronts a wave of player movement as key scorers leave for new programs, prompting a strategic rebuild.
After losing six key contributors to the professional ranks, UCLA's women's basketball program leans on experienced leadership and fresh talent to maintain its competitive edge.
With all six leading scorers from last year's title‑winning team now in the WNBA, UCLA looks to Sienna Betts and incoming transfers to lead the charge, while head coach Cori Close stresses teamwork and role adaptation.
Wisconsin's offense ranked among the nation's best, but defensive lapses cost the team dearly, especially in their tournament loss to High Point.
Justin Wise, a four-star shooting guard from Georgia, has trimmed his options to six schools and is eyeing a fall official visit to Tennessee as the Volunteers continue to chase elite talent.
A new ranking evaluates the eight most influential head coaches in Kansas University basketball history, tracing their achievements from the sport's early days to today.
From July 31 to August 5, the Horned Frogs will play two exhibition matches in Costa Rica, giving Coach Jamie Dixon a first look at a revamped lineup that blends returning All‑Big 12 talent with top newcomers.