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The university announced the hiring of alumnus Preston Ruedinger as an assistant coach, highlighting his playing legacy and the strategic role he will play in the program’s future.
Memphis dominated from the opening tip, racing to a 21-0 lead and never looking back in a summer league matchup that ended 96-64.
Carmelo Anthony argues that Syracuse’s program is not broken but idle, and that a fresh start under new leadership could unlock immediate competitiveness.
Syracuse will open its non‑conference slate with games against Colgate and Canisius, while a host of other opponents and exhibition contests promise early tests for the Orange.
Syracuse will host Colgate on Dec. 8 and Canisius on Dec. 16, reviving long‑standing rivalries and highlighting coaching connections that add intrigue to the early season.
Rutgers University announced the signing of Italian forward Diego Garavaglia, highlighting his defensive skill, scoring efficiency, and international background.
The Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio, is upgrading its video boards to enhance the game‑day atmosphere. The project, led by Anthony James Partners and Daktronics, includes a transformed center‑hung main board, expanded 360‑ribbon displays and new vomitory screens, with completion slated for September 2026.
Five Monmouth University men's basketball players have been recognized by the National Association of Basketball Coaches for maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher, marking the tenth consecutive season the program has earned the honor under head coach King Rice.
Arizona State University announced the hiring of Joe Few as a graduate assistant under head coach Randy Bennett, continuing a long‑standing coaching rivalry with Mark Few.
Tennessee basketball will face Michigan State on November 17 at the Food City Center, kicking off a home‑and‑home series while also meeting Maryland in Las Vegas and a lineup of top SEC opponents.
Tennessee will open its season at home against Michigan State on Nov. 17, a rematch of the 2010 Elite Eight that adds another chapter to a series that favors the Spartans.
A four‑star recruit from Sioux Falls is looking to make an impact for the Wildcats, citing family proximity, team depth and a new coaching direction as key factors.
Former Tarleton State guard Ocypher Owens has signed his first professional contract with Santiago’s Puente Alto, bringing a decorated college career to Chile’s premier league.
Season ticket holders for the University of Kentucky men’s basketball program received notice this week that renewals for the 2026‑27 campaign are now open, with early‑renewal perks and a complete schedule that includes non‑conference rivals and SEC showdowns.
The Wildcats will test their mettle against a lineup of top opponents, from Little Rock’s new coach Travis Ford to traditional powerhouses like Kansas and Florida.
Kentucky's upcoming schedule blends marquee road tests, a home exhibition against Little Rock, and a full SEC slate, while key recruits look to make an impact.
After eight years with the Los Angeles Lakers, LeBron James has moved on, sparking a mix of celebration and reflection on his impact, his rivalry with Kobe Bryant, and the future of the franchise.
Michigan State’s men’s basketball team is set to open its non‑conference schedule with a road game at Tennessee on November 17, a matchup highlighted by a slate of games against ranked opponents.
Missouri’s men’s basketball program under Dennis Gates is stepping up its non‑conference schedule, adding high‑profile opponents and a marquee exhibition in Las Vegas.
Jesse Pruitt, a coach with extensive experience at Cal Poly, Stanford, Santa Clara and Cal Poly Pomona, has been appointed Assistant Coach and Director of Basketball Operations at George Mason University, bringing a blend of on‑court success and administrative expertise.
The Seawolves add a mix of domestic and international talent, each bringing unique experiences and impressive statistics.
Alumni and current Cajun Basketball athletes gathered for a charity golf event that reinforced camaraderie and set the tone for the upcoming campaign.
Appalachian State University announced the hiring of AJ Clark, a versatile coach with a strong playing background, to lead the Mountaineers’ men’s basketball program for the 2026‑27 season.
With the summer halfway point approaching, Iowa's basketball staff is still finalizing a rotation that will adapt to each opponent, leaving the exact minute distribution tentative.