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Syracuse University’s men’s basketball team will host several games in New York City this season, leveraging neutral‑site venues to attract fans and generate income.
Rutgers University has added Rasheed Jones, a versatile scorer with a 29‑point game to his credit, through the transfer portal, strengthening a roster that is already seeing a wave of new talent.
The Kentucky‑Gonzaga rivalry will conclude after a decade of matchups, making way for a potential eight‑team ‘Diamond Cup’ that could debut in 2027‑28. Coaching shifts at both schools add urgency to the scheduling overhaul.
A new nonconference event called the Diamond Cup will bring together top college basketball programs for a multi‑year series, with games scheduled around Thanksgiving and revenue earmarked for players.
Florida head coach Todd Golden criticized LSU and coach Will Wade for assembling a roster filled with former NBA players and overseas transfers, arguing that the trend threatens the development of true college talent.
Notre Dame has added Division II standout Yoro Diallo to its roster, a move that promises increased depth and a new dimension for the program as it looks to rebound in the ACC.
The Bruins have announced the signing of four graduate‑transfer athletes, each bringing distinct skill sets and eligibility remaining, as they look to bolster the roster for the upcoming campaign.
The University of Missouri announced the hiring of Jason Crowe Sr., Zach Reynolds, Jimmie Foster and Tavaras Hardy, detailing their deals and the experience each brings to the program.
Syracuse University’s men’s basketball program is approaching the final stretch of roster construction, with just one scholarship slot left before the start of the upcoming season.
Central College announces the hiring of Helen Staley as its new varsity assistant women's basketball coach, highlighting her playing background, coaching history, and the program's recent performance.
The Diamond Cup, an eight-team pool-play event scheduled for the 2027-28 season, promises significant revenue sharing, neutral-site competition and a direct challenge to the existing Players Era Tournament.
The University of Missouri has formalized the hiring of four assistant coaches, detailing multi‑year contracts and salary structures that underscore the program’s ambition.
UCLA announced the signing of four transfer student‑athletes, each bringing distinct skills and collegiate experience, as the program looks to strengthen its roster for the upcoming season.
Bradley University announces the hiring of Tom Hammerton as General Manager of Basketball, bringing decades of fundraising and community experience to shape the future of its men's and women's programs.
UCLA's basketball program welcomes four transfer players who bring a mix of scoring, rebounding and playmaking experience, complementing a promising freshman class.
The Kentucky Wildcats and Gonzaga Bulldogs have called off the remaining matchups of their long‑standing basketball series, prompting both schools to rethink future scheduling in light of conference realignments.
A look at the high school journeys that shaped the careers of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Victor Wembanyama and their peers as they converge in a historic playoff series.
After two years of recovery from foot surgeries, Allison O’Hanlon has committed to Division II Daemen University, hoping to be fully healthy for the upcoming season.
UCLA’s basketball program welcomes four new transfers — Filip Jovic, Sergej Macura, Jaylen Petty and Azavier Robinson — who bring a blend of sophomore eligibility and proven production from previous schools.
UCLA announces the arrival of four transfer players, each bringing distinct statistical contributions and eligibility status, as the program looks to deepen its roster for the next season.
UCLA’s basketball program has announced the arrival of four transfer players who will join the roster for the upcoming season. The newcomers — Filip Jovic, Sergej Macura, Jaylen Petty and Azazriel Robinson — bring a mix of experience and skill sets that coaches hope will translate into immediate impact on the court.
Rutgers announced the addition of Rasheed Jones, a former Coastal Carolina standout, who brings a proven scoring record and three‑point shooting to the program.
John Agnau, a 6'5" guard, has transferred to Campbell University, bringing a strong scoring record and a family‑first mindset to the Camels.
The Washington Mystics opened the 2026 season with a 2-1 record, driven by a talented young core and dominant paint play, but faced setbacks that highlighted areas for development.