Latest Slidescroller coverage in Basketball.
Elon University announced the appointment of Zeke Petrou, a 2026 graduate from Durham, to lead video analysis and support the coaching staff with data‑driven insights.
Joe Black steps into the head coaching role at Staples, succeeding Dave Goldshore, as the team navigates a reshaped roster and aims for a fresh start.
The Iowa Hawkeyes will host Vanderbilt on Nov. 15 in Sioux City, Iowa, a game that pits two recent powerhouses against each other and underscores Iowa's commitment to challenging its roster.
Ian Plaskoff, a senior at Indiana University's Media School, has been hired as a new writer for Inside the Hall, where he will cover football and basketball while drawing on years of broadcasting and sports journalism experience.
Aden Holloway avoids felony charges through a court‑ordered program while Alabama integrates new technology and recruits top talent for future seasons.
More than a hundred elementary and middle‑school players spent three days on the campus of West Texas A&M, learning fundamentals and building relationships that coaches say will translate into stronger fan support.
A sophomore guard secures a pretrial intervention for a marijuana charge while the university rolls out HeatSense to monitor athletes’ core temperatures and shape its football outlook for the coming season.
The Wolverines and Huskies meet again on November 6 at TD Garden, promising another chapter in their storied rivalry.
A school bus transporting the Morton High School girls' basketball team collided with another vehicle on Interstate 20 in Mississippi, prompting traffic delays, precautionary medical evaluations and a swift response from local authorities.
Top-ranked high school players will compete at Shelton High School on August 11, 2026, in a free event streamed live on the NBA App.
Jack Kohnen, a 6‑foot‑6 wing from Slinger, Wisconsin, commits to Iowa, bringing a blend of scoring, playmaking and high basketball IQ to the program.
After a turbulent 2025‑26 campaign, Alabama's basketball program welcomes back Amari Allen, adds promising transfers and freshmen, and climbs early national rankings, all under coach Nate Oats' frontcourt-focused plan
The NBA Finals this year spotlight a unique Filipino tie, historic performances, and a record‑breaking financial stakes race.
Missouri’s last scheduled non‑conference clash with Kansas headlines a whirlwind of transfer portal moves and early commitments that could reshape the program’s future.
Al Skinner, who led Boston College to seven NCAA Tournaments in nine seasons, was fired in 2010 without explanation and still refuses recognition until the university provides a clear answer.
SLAM Magazine’s latest feature spotlights incoming Duke freshman Deron Rippey Jr., whose family ties to ECU and a supportive upbringing underscore his readiness for college hoops.
The Elite 20 Invitational will take place on August 11, 2026 at Shelton High School, featuring committed stars such as Demarcus Henry and Kaleena Smith, and will be streamed live on the NBA App for free.
Coach Dawn Staley adds two French prospects, Alicia Tournebize and Justine Loubens, to a roster that now boasts 13 percent French representation, highlighting the growing allure of U.S. college basketball for overseas talent
After a three-month pause, the Courier Journal’s Louisville basketball mailbag is back, inviting fans to discuss Pat Kelsey’s revamped roster, new staff and the team’s upcoming season.
The Boilermakers are mapping out a season that blends overseas talent, a near‑full roster and a demanding schedule, with coach Katie Gearlds leading the charge.
The Zips announced Ford's hiring, detailing his contract, incentives and how the university plans to reinvest savings into player compensation.
Mikayla Blakes and Aubrey Galvan return as the cornerstone of Vanderbilt’s women’s basketball team, each bringing award‑winning credentials that fueled a Sweet 16 run last season. The Commodores must replace three starters and two transfers, prompting a comprehensive overhaul of the roster. Fresh recruit Olivia Jones, the No. 16 prospect in the 2026 class, joins returning guard Madison Greene and versatile forward Trinity Wilson, while transfer Vee Atamah from Northwestern State provides the only true wing on the squad. Adding size and depth, Mia Woolfolk arrives from Georgia and freshman Jhai Johnson bolsters the frontcourt. Defensive stability will hinge on the gritty work of Aiyana Mitchell and Aalyah Del Rosario, who have earned reputations as tenacious defenders. The team also welcomes a host of newcomers, including Sacha Washington, Ndjakalenga Mwenentanda, Aga Makurat, Ava Black, Justine Pissott, Monique Williams, Sther Ubaka and Aria Gerson, each expected to contribute across roles as the Commodores aim to tighten defense and add size to the paint. Coach’s vision blends the scoring firepower of Blakes and Galvan with the versatility of the new frontcourt pieces, setting the stage for a season that could translate early promise into a deeper NCAA run.
After 33 years at Notre Dame, Muffet McGraw steps away from the game, finding happiness in travel, family and new pursuits.
A look at the top ten high school girls basketball players from the South Shore, their achievements, and the college paths they are forging.