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Emily Ryan, the record‑setting point guard, has been appointed full‑time assistant coach at Iowa State, bringing her historic playing career and deep program knowledge to the sidelines.
Portland Fire’s newest guard Carla Leite blends fearless play with international ambition, aiming for WNBA impact, French national team success, and a future in Turkey.
The Bulldogs finalize a 2026 class that blends three‑star prospects, transfer additions and returning talent, setting the stage for a competitive postseason run.
Peter Webb, a renowned basketball official and educator, passed away at 88 after a distinguished career that reshaped officiating standards in Maine and beyond.
The latest WPIAL realignment reshapes playoff brackets, moving Deer Lakes and other programs into unfamiliar territories, while coaches weigh adaptation against tradition.
After a 7‑15 campaign and the departure of key seniors, the New England Tigers appoint Justin Cantwell as head coach, bringing playing experience and junior high coaching expertise.
After a disappointing season that ended without an NCAA Tournament berth, Mississippi State plans to rebuild around transfer portal talent, a strategy that has defined coach Chris Jans's tenure.
Iowa State, the 2025 Players Era People's Champion, will defend its crown in Las Vegas, opening against San Diego State on Nov. 24. All games will be televised on ESPN under a new multi‑year deal.
Kenneth Weaver, a seasoned coach with a championship pedigree, is set to lead North Putnam’s boys basketball program, bringing extensive experience and a focus on culture and community.
Florida’s defensive anchor Rueben Chinyelu has decided to return for the 2025‑26 season, forgoing the NBA draft and aiming to build on a championship‑winning roster.
As national eyes turn toward Baton Rouge, LSU’s basketball program works to lock in roughly ten to eleven scholarship players before the summer deadline, navigating eligibility puzzles that already cost Yam Madar a spot on the roster.
The school in Fargo, North Dakota, has appointed experienced coaches for its varsity basketball squads, marking a pivotal shift in leadership after recent dismissals.
A sophomore forward's draft prospects are under scrutiny as his agent seeks to maximize leverage before the decision deadline.
Brice Dessert, a 23‑year‑old French forward, has committed to LSU Tigers Men's Basketball, bringing a 6‑11 frame, EuroLeague pedigree and a proven scoring record to the program.
Louisville and Texas Tech will meet in the inaugural Players Era tournament in Las Vegas beginning November 24, a competition that offers significant NIL payouts and a possible Thanksgiving rematch with Pitino
The Tigers are navigating challenges and national attention as they work to finalize a core group of recruits, with the summer months serving as a pivotal window for commitments.
The University of Kansas has confirmed a home-and-home series with Villanova, highlighting a demanding nonconference schedule that includes Missouri, UConn, Kentucky and Ohio State. Coach Bill Self says the matchups will sharpen the team for conference play.
After a decade‑plus tenure that produced two state titles and a coach of the year award, Ryan Reichel has resigned as girls’ basketball coach at Ishpeming High School, citing family priorities.
Recent commentary suggests that Malachi Moreno’s ascent on draft boards may be driven by tactical maneuvering rather than pure talent evaluation.
The Michigan men's basketball team is back in the Players Era Championships, opening against Creighton with a potential path to a title defense after last season's dominant run.
The Wildcats’ latest recruitment push highlights a fierce battle for the Arizona big man, with visits to Washington and ongoing interest from multiple programs.
Miami will debut new talent while facing a competitive bracket that includes last year's champion Michigan and other top programs.
Next November, San Diego State will square off against Iowa State in the first round of the Players Era Festival in Las Vegas. The event, broadcast by ESPN, showcases a 16‑team and an eight‑team bracket, with games at T‑Mobile Arena and Mandalay Bay’s Michelob Ultra Arena. Significant NIL payouts and a shift away from traditional tournaments like the Maui Invitational highlight the competition.
Duke's latest high‑school recruiting class tops the nation for the third consecutive year, featuring three five‑star talents and an international prospect. Among them, Bryson Howard, a top‑ranked Texas guard, remains the most underrated piece of the puzzle.