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A wave of lawsuits filed by 2022 college basketball players contests the NCAA's new age-based eligibility criteria, prompting coaches across the country to weigh the risks and opportunities of adding affected athletes.
Duke’s latest recruiting push leans on a defensive specialist whose limited basketball pedigree could reshape the Blue Devils’ frontcourt.
Josh Burkett, a Wes‑Del High School alumnus, will serve as both boys basketball coach and athletic director starting in the 2026‑27 school year, drawing on a career that spans multiple Indiana programs.
The first Upshot League women's basketball championship will take place on August 29 in Jacksonville, showcasing top teams, a luncheon with Cheryl Miller and Tamika Catchings, and plans for future expansion.
Veteran sports editor Reid Laymance returns to the Houston Chronicle after stints at major outlets, having chronicled multiple championship seasons across the NBA, MLB and NFL.
The University of Virginia and Old Dominion University have announced a two-year slate of games that will see the Cavaliers travel to Norfolk in November 2026 and host the Monarchs at John Paul Jones Arena during the 2027-28 season, reviving a rivalry that last featured a overtime win for Virginia in 2019.
A 14‑game non‑conference schedule has been released, highlighting early‑season tournaments and marquee road tests for Rick Barnes' twelfth year at the helm.
Xavier University has announced its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 men’s basketball season, highlighting early exhibitions, a trip to the Battle 4 Atlantis and a showdown with Cincinnati’s Skyline Chili Crosstown Shootout.
The newest NBA 2K title showcases two breakout athletes on its covers, celebrating their rapid rise and the impact they’ve had on their respective teams and leagues.
The Harvard Men's Basketball graduate commits to Manchester Basketball in the Super League, bringing a blend of Ivy League excellence and international experience.
After a summer that included a gold medal with USA Basketball and dominant play on the EYCL circuit, Asa Montgomery's recruitment is accelerating faster than many expected.
Shelburne native Catherine Gilwee returns for a sixth year with the University of Vermont women’s basketball team, navigating injury, redshirting and the NCAA’s upcoming eligibility overhaul while emerging as a vocal leader.
Minnesota State Community and Technical College announces Steve Schreiber as its new women's basketball head coach, highlighting his extensive experience and community‑focused philosophy.
The University of Tennessee announced its 14‑game non‑conference schedule, highlighting home games, Power Five road tests and a Las Vegas championship appearance.
Transfer Taylor Henderson, sidelined by an Achilles injury, is channeling her experience and resilience into a leadership role for Purdue's women's basketball team.
Returning sophomore Andrej Kostic, a 6‑foot‑6 Serbian guard, is the only holdover from last season’s roster as new head coach Casey Alexander implements a fast‑paced offense that promises greater freedom and team‑first responsibilities.
Summer workouts highlight Owen Foxwell’s all‑around game, a renewed defensive emphasis, and the rising roles of Will Garlock and Zach Kinziger, setting the stage for a potential turnaround.
Freshman guard Kelan Gruver, a Kansas Class 5A Player of the Year, is adjusting to college basketball while playing under coach Sundance Wicks, who is guiding the children of his former teammates.
The Basketball Tournament’s first‑round matchup pits Purple Reign, led by Michael Beasley, against JHX Hoops, a team anchored by Mario Chalmers and Billy Preston. The game will be streamed on FOX Sports 2 on July 22, 2026.
The Women’s Basketball Without Borders All‑Star camp will bring together the nation’s most promising female prospects for a three‑day experience in Chicago, featuring coaching from Georgia Amoore, Tamecka Dixon and Anna Montañana and backed by Nike.
The 2025‑26 NABC Team Academic Excellence Award highlights Augusta University’s commitment to scholarly achievement, with two graduate students named to the prestigious Honors Court.
Former Edwardsville star Mark Smith, a 6‑foot‑5 point guard, is set to re‑enter the Japanese professional ranks, bringing his scoring prowess and playmaking to the Akita Northern Happinets.
The Mocs finalized a 17‑player roster that blends international prospects, returning leaders and new transfers, setting the stage for a competitive season
A look at the journey of Curtis Aiken, from a high‑school scoring phenom to a Hall of Fame inductee, and his lasting impact on Pittsburgh.