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After nearly four decades of coaching and managing, Tom Moore is stepping away from the University of Connecticut’s men’s basketball program, prompting a national search for his successor.
Penn State men's basketball is navigating a transformed landscape of NIL deals and player movement, with Coach Mike Rhoades acknowledging the program's resource gaps while aiming to rebuild through strategic recruiting and home‑grown talent.
Florida’s basketball team returns most of its key players, including leading scorer Thomas Haugh, while welcoming three freshmen, promising continuity and a push for contention.
Enzo Shahrvin, a French basketball player, will spend one year at Purdue, adding physicality to the frontcourt while adjusting to NCAA age and rule differences.
The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo’s men’s basketball team has been honored with the National Association of Basketball Coaches Team Academic Excellence Award for the 2025‑26 season, and six roster members have been named to the NABC Honors Court.
Arkansas basketball finalizes its 2026‑27 class with four new signees who will join an overseas exhibition tour in the Bahamas, streamed live on FloSports.
Jacob Crews, a former Missouri basketball standout, has inked a professional contract with Donar Groningen in the Dutch‑Belgian BNXT League, bringing his scoring prowess and championship ambitions to Europe.
After a six‑year college journey that included two seasons at the University of Missouri, Jacob Crews has agreed to a professional contract with Donar Groningen, a BNXT League team in the Netherlands.
In practice sessions, the newly minted Huskies guard has drawn praise for his confidence and veteran-like composure, signaling a potentially pivotal role in UConn's quest for conference supremacy.
Freshman point guard Junior County arrives at UConn, bringing poise and confidence that could influence the team's strategy and future success.
Freshman guard Junior County impressed coaches during practice, showcasing confidence and poise that could reshape UConn's backcourt dynamics.
A look at the most despised opponents in Syracuse men's basketball history and why their on‑court clashes still resonate with fans.
With LeBron James set to become an unrestricted free agent, longtime Cleveland coach Sonny Johnson has sparked fresh speculation about a potential return to the Cavaliers, citing personal ties that could influence the superstar's decision.
The Aggies reveal a 10‑game home slate, exhibition matchups, and a road trip that includes the Battle 4 Atlantis, all under second‑year coach Bucky McMillan.
After placing three basketballs in her yard to honor her son, Kimberly Hiddleston has turned grief into a community-driven effort that will soon deliver tens of thousands of basketballs to schools.
Sydney Carter, a former WNBA guard and 2011 Texas A&M national championship player, has been appointed assistant coach for Auburn's women's basketball program, adding a wealth of playing and coaching expertise.
Early practice observations highlight Brock Vice's surprising impact, as players and coaches note his hustle, leadership and potential to reshape the Wildcats' rotation.
Coach Justin Gainey’s focus on defense, rebounding and teamwork defines N.C. State’s preparation, as new players join and veterans return for a season that promises tough matchups.
The final open practice revealed key contributions from Terrence Hill Jr., Braedan Lue and others, while several players nurse minor injuries.
The Cowboys will travel to Puerto Rico next week to face professional teams eliminated from the local league, using the trip to build chemistry and sharpen ahead of the upcoming season.
Indiana University’s men’s basketball team will represent the United States at the 2026 FISU America Games in Lima, Peru, opening against Peru on July 21, 2026, before facing the Virgin Islands and entering elimination play, with a roster highlighted by freshmen and experienced transfers.
The university announced the promotion of Mary Chris Vogt, a veteran coach with a championship pedigree, to lead the Eagles into a new competitive era.
Purdue’s men’s basketball program is set to embark on a demanding overseas swing, traveling to Canada where it will contest four contests over a five‑day stretch. The series marks the first competitive benchmark for the 2026‑27 roster, giving the coaching staff a rare chance to evaluate chemistry under game‑like pressure.
Iowa women's basketball has extended a scholarship to Brielle Denkmann, a 6‑foot combo guard ranked No. 3 in Minnesota for the 2029 class, adding a highly touted prospect to the program.