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Coach Mike Rhoades admits Penn State's NIL budget ranks at the bottom of the Big Ten, putting the program at a competitive disadvantage compared to powerhouses like Illinois and Michigan.
Oneal Delancy, a four-star combo guard, pledged to the Houston Cougars, highlighting the program’s culture and player development as key reasons.
The Green Bay women's basketball program continues to blend athletic success with academic distinction, securing the highest GPA among Division I teams for the second consecutive year.
In a recent episode of Inside College Basketball Now, veteran insider Jon Rothstein sits down with BYU forward Kevin Young, offering a behind‑the‑scenes look at the program’s trajectory and the dynamics shaping the 2026 season.
Victor Valley College remembers Jheney Wallace, a 20‑year‑old women's basketball player who died in a crash at Cajon Pass, as a leader, friend and future WNBA talent.
Residents Tod Hart and Collin Ratsey have invested $25,000 toward a $42,570 project that will upgrade the Third Street courts and commission a large‑scale mural. The Greenport Mural Project seeks artists to submit designs by August 10, offering a $1,000 stipend. The annual Summer Basketball Tournament will take place on July 25, with donations of refreshments needed.
Former UNC basketball player Ty Lawson was arrested in Castle Rock, Colorado, for shoplifting a bottle of vodka and now faces a misdemeanor theft charge.
Jordan Page, a 6‑foot‑5 small forward, has risen to the ninth spot in the 2027 class rankings, drawing attention from UNC, Kentucky and other powerhouse programs.
The Buckeyes will use exhibition games in Puerto Rico to integrate eight new players, build cohesion and test leadership before a packed slate that includes a doubleheader with Cincinnati and a season‑opening matchup against BYU in Salt Lake City.
The Hoosiers will play their second group‑stage game today against the United States Virgin Islands in Lima, with the semifinals and medal matches scheduled later this week.
Coach Mike Boynton Jr. has secured most of the previous roster and staff, aiming to build on existing strengths rather than undertake a sweeping overhaul.
Ethan Brown dominated the Missouri high school basketball scene, posting elite numbers, earning state accolades, and drawing attention from national scouting platforms as he prepares for the next level.
After a left‑foot injury and a later right‑foot setback, Peyton McCollum used movie marathons to preserve his mental health before returning to the court, where he hopes to bring energy, leadership, and shooting prowess to the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Peyton McCollum overcame two foot injuries, prioritized mental well‑being, and returned to the Iowa Hawkeyes with a renewed emphasis on physical care and team contribution.
Niagara University announced the addition of twelve new student‑athletes to its men’s basketball roster for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting a blend of domestic and international experience and a shared commitment to development and teamwork.
The Cowboys travel to Puerto Rico for exhibition games, a phone‑free bonding period and lineup experiments as they prepare for the upcoming season.
The Cowboys travel to Puerto Rico for three exhibition games and team‑building activities, with Coach Lutz emphasizing chemistry and experimentation as they prepare for the upcoming season.
The University of North Texas has signed Braylon Barnes, a 6‑foot‑4 guard from Jones College, highlighting his impressive stats, hometown roots and the endorsement of head coach Daniyal Robinson.
A behind‑the‑scenes look at the Wolfpack’s offseason regimen, featuring standout performances from Paul McNeil Jr., Preston Edmead and Darius Adams.
Head coach Michael Malone is shaping the Tar Heels’ 2027 and 2028 recruiting classes, highlighted by a recent offer to four‑star guard Brady Pettigrew.
The disagreement between Grant Hill and Jaylen Brown over Team USA’s Olympic selection underscores the complexities of assembling a winning international squad.
Nebraska basketball has offered a scholarship to Noah Woods, a six‑foot‑eight forward in the class of 2029, who announced the news on social media and is ranked among the top prospects in his state.
Wisconsin Badgers are revamping their defense after a 56th‑ranked KenPom season, adding new talent and focusing on drills under Coach Greg Gard.
Nebraska's basketball program offered a scholarship to top forward Noah Woods, a 6‑foot‑8 recruit from South Dakota, on Monday, sparking excitement across the Huskers community.