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The Hawks announce three key front office changes, promoting Peter Dinwiddie to executive vice president of basketball operations and adding Tim Bontemps as strategic advisor, while Maxwell Kupchak moves up to director of cap strategy and player personnel.
South Korea’s men’s basketball team will begin its Asian Games campaign on Thursday in Nagoya, targeting its first gold since 2014 and a return to the top of the continental standings.
Gonzaga’s 2026‑27 frontcourt is expected to benefit from the addition of Izan Almansa, whose rebounding experience may fill the gap left by Braden Huff and Massamba Diop.
Illinois' Class of 2027 features a record‑high recruiting interest, with five top prospects committing to major programs after prep school moves and a rich pool of additional talent shaping the state's basketball future.
Former Purdue basketball player Trey Kaufman-Renn has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA to gain a sixth year of college eligibility, arguing that the league’s new five‑for‑five rule should apply retroactively.
Jordan Scott, a 19‑year‑old University of Evansville women’s basketball player, died in a crash near Evansville after dropping off a friend, prompting a communitywide outpouring of grief and a scheduled memorial service.
Jayson Wells, a 13‑year international basketball veteran and seasoned coach, has been named Director of Mindset & Culture for the University of Washington Athletics, tasked with shaping the program’s culture under head coach Danny Sprinkle.
Despite strong perimeter production from Cade Tyson, Kentucky’s need for a frontcourt presence leaves the 15th roster spot uncertain, with recruitment challenges lingering after the Mark Mitchell episode.
Team USA defeated Czechia 105-64, improving to a perfect 3-0 in Group D and moving into the quarterfinals after a record 33rd consecutive World Cup win.
Millie Long, a multi‑sport standout from Port Angeles, Alaska, has signed with AS Flamurtari in the Women’s Albanian Superleague, marking a new chapter in her career after impressive stints at Peninsula College, Cal Poly Humboldt, Alaska‑Anchorage and Fresno State.
Senior forward Kadyn Betts explains why he transferred to Nebraska Men's Basketball for his final year, citing the program's family-oriented culture, positive atmosphere, and recent growth.
Wake Forest will host Georgetown in a pre‑season exhibition on Oct. 4 at 12:30 PM at Joel Coliseum, with $10 tickets, free entry for children under 12 and season ticket holders, and a slate of family‑friendly activities as part of the school's Family Weekend.
After three decades at the helm, Kevin Thomas steps down, leaving a legacy of state titles, player development, and a gym named for his grandfather.
Duke is projected to dominate the ACC for a third consecutive year, opening the season with a Georgia Tech matchup while the league braces for its most competitive campaign yet.
On September 3, 2026, UNC unveiled a coaching staff that mixes longtime Tar Heel insiders with seasoned mentors from the NBA and top college programs, aiming to honor the program’s championship legacy while injecting new recruiting philosophies.
Wake Forest’s men’s basketball team will host Georgetown in a pre‑season exhibition on October 4, featuring a refreshed roster, family‑friendly activities and $10 tickets with free entry for children and season ticket holders.
Jizzle James, a former Cincinnati guard who transferred to Charlotte to follow Wes Miller, has been removed from the roster after his father disclosed substance‑abuse issues and warned against financial support.
Former Tarleton State Women's Basketball standout Arieona Rosborough has signed a professional contract with Serbia's ŽKK Kraljevo, marking the latest step in her record-breaking collegiate career.
A federal injunction briefly lifted the NCAA’s five‑for‑five restriction, allowing Cade Tyson to play a fifth season, but an appellate stay has left him ineligible while he resumes practice with the Gophers.
In his final season with the Huskers, Kadyn Betts reflects on the decision to transfer, the strong family culture within Nebraska Men’s Basketball, and the positive atmosphere that defined his experience.
Cade Tyson, the University of Minnesota’s leading scorer from the previous season, has rejoined the Gophers men’s basketball program for the 2026-27 campaign after a court‑ordered suspension lifted his eligibility.
Alabama will host Furman in an exhibition game on October 8 at Coleman Coliseum, with ticket sales beginning in phases and the matchup serving as a crucial warm‑up for the upcoming NCAA tournament.
Former Brooklyn Nets forward Ziaire Williams is back with the Los Angeles Lakers and using his platform to inspire local youth through a vibrant basketball camp and upcoming year‑round program.
Cade Tyson, the 6‑foot‑7 wing who led the Gophers with 19.6 points per game last season, has re‑enrolled and will practice with the team while his playing status is evaluated under the NCAA’s new five‑for‑five rule.