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First‑year coach Molly Miller is reshaping Arizona State’s women’s basketball program through community engagement, NIL opportunities, and a player‑led culture that has already yielded a 24‑win season and national attention.
From building a court in a Delhi village to funding future classes, 17‑year‑old Kian Raja turns volunteer hours into a cross‑continental mission.
The University of Maine reveals a 2026‑27 nonconference slate that includes seven home games, a road swing across the East Coast and participation in a Florida holiday tournament.
First‑year Arizona State women’s basketball coach Molly Miller is redefining the program through a community‑focused initiative, player‑led culture and high‑profile recruiting.
California natives Jake and Dax Hall, twin brothers and basketball standouts, have pledged to play together for the University of New Mexico. Jake’s record‑breaking freshman season and Dax’s senior dominance set the stage for a partnership that could reshape the Lobos’ prospects.
From TV spots to local storefronts, Colorado Mesa University's rising stars are leveraging name, image and likeness agreements to boost both their careers and the businesses that support them.
The University of Kansas will host separate Late Night in the Phog events for its men’s and women’s teams in 2026, featuring exhibition games, fan activations and community tickets.
Two Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference programs were recognized among the nation’s top academic basketball teams for the 2025-26 season, with several others receiving special mention.
Maryland's basketball program is making notable strides in recruiting, centered around top 2027 guard Corey Dixon, signaling a transformative phase for the team.
The University of Maine announced its full nonconference slate, featuring seven home games, a road trip across the Midwest and Mid‑Atlantic, and participation in the Daytona Beach Classic.
The varsity boys' basketball team from Marshall County High School is set to compete in HoopFest, the King of the Bluegrass tournament and the WGM Holiday Classic, facing elite opponents and giving players a platform to attract Division I recruiters.
Purdue’s men’s basketball squad embarks on a Canadian itinerary, playing four games, introducing fresh players and touring major attractions
The UTSA women's basketball program has become a conduit for emerging Puerto Rican talent, linking standout players like Nina De Leon Negron and Adriana Robles through a shared journey of competition, guidance, and community impact.
Two WIAC basketball programs and 23 student-athletes are celebrated for their academic achievements by the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
Memphis basketball coach Penny Hardaway is optimistic about his program's future after a sub‑par season. With summer workouts underway and key players stepping into leadership roles, the Tigers are building chemistry and dedication on and off the court.
Former Grainger High School basketball coach Doug McBee, 73, was killed in a tractor accident on his farm on July 20. His legacy lives on through his son Skylar’s career and the community he served.
Tennessee basketball has offered a scholarship to five-star center Bentley Lusakueno for the 2028 signing class, a move that highlights the Volunteers' aggressive recruiting strategy.
North Carolina basketball has awarded a scholarship to Brady Pettigrew, a 6‑foot‑3 combo guard ranked among the nation’s elite in the 2028 class, highlighting the Tar Heels’ focus on premier prospects.
Paris Basketball is close to appointing Max Lefevre as its new head coach, ending Julius Thomas's interim tenure and marking a strategic shift for the club.
Colorado State's basketball program is reshaping its roster by targeting lower‑division talent whose mindset and work ethic align with a winning culture. Amondo Miller Jr., a standout from Lubbock Christian, brings a proven scoring record and a confident outlook, while alumni and coaching staff provide a seamless transition to the higher division.
The Elkins YMCA’s inaugural Girls’ Summer Basketball League brought together six teams and 44 girls from Randolph County and neighboring communities, fostering skill development, confidence and new friendships. A Free Throw‑A‑Thon fundraiser on August 5 will support new equipment and HVAC upgrades, with the season culminating in final games and a pool party.
Jorge Sanz, a Spanish basketball strategist with eight seasons at Gonzaga, has accepted a position on the University of North Carolina's basketball staff, bringing a blend of analytics, recruiting acumen, and youth development experience.
Jorge Sanz confirmed his departure from Gonzaga to join the coaching staff of Michael Malone at the University of North Carolina, a shift that could reshape the Tar Heels' roster.
The Spartans' strong classroom performance led to a conference‑wide acknowledgment and individual player accolades.