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The new Shoot 360 location in Ocean Township offers state‑of‑the‑art analytics, six courts and exclusive early‑member benefits, signaling the brand’s expansion across North America.
The former Purdue standout has filed a lawsuit seeking an extra year of eligibility despite the NCAA’s new five‑for‑five eligibility framework, raising questions about roster composition and coaching strategy.
The Atlanta Dream have added veteran forward DeWanna Bonner after her release from the Phoenix Mercury, a move aimed at strengthening the roster for a playoff push. Her championship background, local connections, and shooting prowess are expected to add depth and leadership.
Ralph Scott becomes the first Bermudian to play NCAA Division I basketball, reflecting on his versatile game, the welcoming environment at Tennessee, and the personal touches that keep him grounded.
Leroy Blyden Jr., the MAC Freshman of the Year, joins the Kansas Jayhawks as the program’s most promising guard prospect in years, bringing a blend of shooting accuracy, ball‑handling flair and advanced playmaking metrics.
Massachusetts Senators John Velis and Adam Gomez organized a youth basketball tournament at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, bringing together young players from Holyoke and Springfield to celebrate sportsmanship and regional unity.
After a missed tournament in 2023, the Bulldogs are reshaping their approach, blending veteran leadership with new recruits to reclaim a spot in March Madness.
Lauri Markkanen’s 21‑point, 10‑rebound performance fuels Finland’s push toward the World Cup in Tallinn, highlighting his recent scoring surge.
Victor Wembanyama's 18-point, 6-of-7 shooting night powered France to an 84-69 win against Sweden, setting a new attendance record and extending France's lead in the qualifiers.
Palestine's record‑breaking win over Maldives and Kazakhstan's advancement highlight a pivotal stage in the Asia Cup pre‑qualifiers.
Victor Wembanyama’s efficient 18‑point performance fuels France’s 84‑69 victory over Sweden, a game that set attendance records and reinforced France’s lead in Group L.
Wayne Martin, who shaped Kentucky basketball as a coach and later led major television stations, left a lasting imprint on sports, education and civic life before his passing on August 29, 2024.
Maria Carbo, a 6‑foot‑1 forward from Spain, has committed to the University of Louisville, bringing international experience and recent championship success to the program.
The Tigers will open their non‑conference slate with a trio of opponents that bring new faces, returning stars and fresh transfers, offering a preview of the challenges ahead.
After a turbulent season that ended without an NCAA berth, the Seminoles are reshaping their roster with experienced transfers, aiming to improve rebounding and secure a postseason spot.
The Hawkeyes will face a demanding non‑conference schedule that mixes guaranteed wins with toss‑ups, setting the stage for a strong start and a foundation for conference competition.
The story of Stan Brunson's Duke past and his son Will's rising fame illustrates how multi‑generational ties are reshaping the Blue Devils' recruiting landscape.
DR Congo edges past Egypt in a nail‑biting qualifier, showcasing resilience and key performances from Kasibabu and Kamba.
After a shaky start, Nigeria's national basketball team rallied with a commanding win over Tunisia, driven by Caleb Agada's 26 points and Josh Okogie's near triple‑double, while coach David Fizdale underscores the squad's determination to secure a World Cup berth.
In a tightly contested final round of Group F, the Democratic Republic of Congo edged past Egypt 77-75, turning a 13‑point lead into a nail‑biting finish and laying groundwork for the country's basketball development.
Germany edged Poland 96‑94 in a tense overtime clash of the FIBA Basketball World Cup European Qualifiers, a result that guarantees the Germans a spot in the 2024 tournament in Qatar while highlighting Dennis Schroder’s clutch performance.
Brady Sheffield’s move to Mitchell College marks a pivotal shift in Connecticut basketball, as he joins Todd Peretz’s staff in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference while Matt Watts-St. Germain prepares to lead the Wildcats forward.
Dallin Hall, a fifth‑year senior, will meet BYU for the first time as an opponent on December 9, a game that blends personal history with a packed arena.
Dashine Moore founded Beat the Streets in 2021 to steer at‑risk youth away from street violence. The program has grown to 350 participants, offering mentorship, community events and plans for indoor expansion.