
Eric Reveno Takes the Helm at Brown
Former Stanford assistant Eric Reveno, celebrated for his 20‑win seasons and advocacy for the All Vote, No Play movement, is set to lead Brown’s basketball program.
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Former Stanford assistant Eric Reveno, celebrated for his 20‑win seasons and advocacy for the All Vote, No Play movement, is set to lead Brown’s basketball program.

Kentucky Wildcats coach Mark Pope confirmed a second foot surgery for guard Kam Williams, expressing confidence the veteran will be ready for next season despite the setback.

Binghamton University announced the appointment of Alex Brodsky, a former Bearcat player and graduate, to the role of assistant general manager, where he will oversee fundraising, NIL opportunities, and roster building.

The Hawkeyes' last public workout before the season showcases a revamped attack, the arrival of Dani Carnegie, and emerging post talent.

Angelo Brizzi, a 6‑3 guard from Warrenton, Virginia, will play his final year of eligibility with the Tar Heels after a career that included eight 20‑point games and a top performance of 27 points against UMass.

From Quebec to France and beyond, Jeremy Gohier is shaping a unique path toward the NBA, driven by ambition, mentorship and a desire to be more than just a tall figure.
Louisville’s alumni squad, The Ville, looks to avenge an early defeat to Kentucky’s La Familia in a high‑stakes series that could net the champions a $2 million prize.
The final game of a three‑game series between the Kansas alumni team and Kansas State’s Purple Reign is scheduled for Friday, July 24, at 6 p.m. CT in Manhattan, with FS2 broadcasting the contest and streaming via Fubo.

Highly rated prospect Marcus Zelee, a 6‑foot‑3 guard from Austin, Texas, has signed with the Mean Green, bringing a blend of scoring, playmaking and defensive intensity to the program.

A planned December 2026 showdown between Duke University and the University of Michigan has been scrapped after the schools failed to agree on a venue and a broadcast arrangement that would satisfy both Amazon Prime Video and Fox.
A planned December 2026 showdown between Duke and Michigan was scrapped after parties failed to agree on revenue sharing, prompting a replacement matchup and highlighting the growing influence of broadcast rights on college sports.

UMass will meet Boston College on Nov. 6 at TD Garden as part of a multi‑team showcase, revisiting their 2026 national championship clash and highlighting a growing neutral‑site rivalry.

Professional forward David Atkinson has played in leagues across Canada, Spain, Indonesia, Mexico and Rwanda, while also leading a San Antonio clinic, launching a clothing brand, and developing a creative project.

Texas will host Baylor at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio and also travel to face Arizona State, SMU and St. John's as part of a demanding non‑conference slate.

On September 13, the University of North Carolina will host a charity dribble event to raise funds and awareness for pediatric cancer research, partnering with the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation and the V Foundation.

Eight Division I conferences unite under a new officiating alliance led by Pualani Spurlock‑Welsh to elevate women’s college basketball standards.
Alabama sophomore guard Aden Holloway has resumed training while navigating a court‑mandated program that could erase his marijuana and prescription‑drug charges if completed successfully.

Jayson Granger, a former EuroLeague guard from Uruguay, has retired at 36 after a career that spanned top clubs across Europe. His Instagram farewell highlights titles, personal milestones and the path that began in Spain and ended with a return to his homeland.

Sayon Keita’s visa delay won’t dim the excitement surrounding UNC’s revamped roster under coach Michael Malone.
Duke’s scheduled December 21 game against Michigan has been canceled and replaced with a neutral‑site clash against Texas Tech at Madison Square Garden, to be streamed on Prime Video.

Despite inclement weather, the Elmont Family Day and Basketball Tournament on July 18, 2026, offered youth basketball, family activities, food and entertainment, uniting residents through the collaborative efforts of Core Group Enterprises and BeingEgypt Cares.
Four‑star forward Sienna Williams, ranked No. 64 in the 2027 class, has cut her recruitment to six universities, including Iowa, and will reveal her decision via Instagram.

Four‑star forward Sienna Williams, a 6‑foot‑3 prospect from Monarch High School, has cut her list to six schools, keeping Iowa among the finalists. Her impressive junior stats and club experience have made her a coveted recruit, while the Hawkeyes already hold a 2027 commitment from guard Jada Seubert.

Four‑star forward Sienna Williams, ranked No. 64 in the 2027 class, announced her final six schools on Instagram, with Iowa among the contenders, while the Hawkeyes already hold a commitment from guard Jada Seubert