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After a standout junior season at Western Carolina, guard Cord Stansberry has signed with the University of Missouri, completing the Tigers' 2026‑27 roster and adding depth ahead of another promising campaign.
The International Wheelchair Basketball Federation has renewed its collaboration with Tissot, securing the brand’s involvement through the 2026 IWBF World Championships in Ottawa and related events worldwide.
Milan Momcilovic’s decision to stay at Iowa State brings a $7 million valuation and high expectations, but questions about his rebounding, defense and shot creation loom large.
The Missouri Valley Conference is buzzing with potential breakout stars. From a freshman sharpshooter to an undersized rebounding dynamo and a high‑profile transfer, the league’s next wave of talent is ready to make noise.
The latest weekly roundup highlights scoring bursts, defensive upgrades, and injury setbacks across the league, setting the stage for upcoming contests.
The university announced the hiring of Amber Moore, a rising star in women's basketball, to help shape the program's next era of success.
The university's basketball program welcomes an overseas frontcourt player, sparking debate over roster completeness, even as the baseball team eyes a home‑field advantage in the upcoming Super Regional.
Analysts place the Hoosiers between No. 20 and No. 30, highlighting a mix of returning talent, transfer additions, and a chemistry‑building tour of Peru.
The Bison's athletic department unveiled a recruiting class of eleven players, including DJ Daniel and Seth Brown, who bring impressive high school and college statistics.
The Flyers began an eight‑week summer camp this week, introducing six transfers to the roster while Haynes shares his determination to return to full health.
Florida State will begin the 2026‑27 campaign on Nov. 2 in Tampa, facing Florida A&M in a matchup that underscores a long‑standing rivalry and brings the program close to coach Luke Loucks' hometown.
Tennessee State University has announced a seven‑player signing class for its women's basketball team, featuring a mix of Division I transfers, junior‑college stars, and internationally seasoned athletes.
The university announces unchanged men’s ticket tiers, a new bleacher mezzanine option, lower‑priced women’s tickets, and interest‑free payment plans, with renewals opening June 15 and general sales July 15.
After a modest stint with the Volunteers, Burg signs with the Israeli powerhouse, bringing his shooting touch and playmaking back to the league where he once excelled.
In a recent interview, Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May reflected on the surge of responsibilities that followed the program’s national title, the joy it sparked among fans, and the meticulous planning already underway for another Final Four run.
A fresh batch of transfers, freshmen and overseas prospects report for summer workouts as the Hoosiers aim to rebound from an 18‑14 season.
The Blue Devils will face Miami, UNC and a host of other ACC rivals, with dates and times to follow.
The conference released the full slate of 18 games, highlighting home‑and‑home matchups, returning veterans and a top recruiting class.
Michigan's roster is nearly set for the upcoming season, with one scholarship spot open, key departures to the NBA, and a strong recruiting class aiming to keep the team competitive.
Eastern Michigan University announces new season ticket packages for both men's and women's basketball, featuring a referral program that rewards fans with perks and a free courtside seat upgrade.
Jayda Clark, a standout from Boise State's recent women's basketball era, is set to rejoin the program as a graduate assistant, bringing her deep knowledge of the team culture and community ties.
Four‑star power forward Sydney Mobley has cut her recruitment to three schools, planning official visits to Illinois, Ohio State and Virginia Tech. Her choice will impact Illinois’ rebuilding efforts after a season marked by transfers, injuries and new arrivals.
A look at the top five teams in the upcoming Big Ten season, highlighting key returning players, transfers and coaching storylines.
Dave Richardson, a longtime strength coach with a military background, is back at Ohio State, drawn by new coach Jake Diebler, assistant Dave Dickerson, and the program’s advanced resources.