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The Wolverines will travel to Vilnius, Zagreb and Belgrade from August 21‑29, facing national and developmental teams while coach Dusty May highlights the benefits for team chemistry and NCAA‑allowed practice limits.
Tyson Gilbert, a Denver-born basketball veteran, has been appointed assistant coach for the University of Colorado men's team, bringing a deep local ties and a coaching dream realized.
The NIL and transfer portal era has transformed college basketball, with Kentucky adapting by securing notable transfers like Oscar Tshiebwe, Otega Oweh, and Antonio Reeves, each making significant impacts on and off the court.
The Wolverines will play three exhibition games and take part in cultural activities as part of a donor‑funded trip that marks the fifth overseas tour in program history.
The Wolverines will play three exhibition matches in August 2024, funded by private supporters, as part of a tradition of international tours that adds ten preseason practices and deepens fan engagement.
Local players can sharpen their game this summer under a coach with NBA‑level experience, as Hillsdale College announces a series of skills‑training sessions for youth athletes.
After a 36‑3 season and a Final Four run, the University of Arizona will play three games in Kaunas and Palanga, marking the first meeting between the Lithuanian senior men’s team and a college squad.
Clemson adds David Fuchs, a WCC Newcomer of the Year, to a roster that lost key frontcourt players, signaling an aggressive push for another NCAA Tournament appearance.
The national champion Michigan Wolverines will spend August in Europe, playing exhibition games in Lithuania and Croatia while gaining ten additional preseason practices and valuable team‑building experiences.
The latest analysis from TBMR breaks down the skills and roles of Darin Smith Jr., Will Sydnor, Christian Gurdak and Dorin Buca, highlighting how each could reshape the roster and restore competitiveness to Rutgers basketball.
Peteris Pinnis, a 7‑foot‑1 forward from Salaspils, Latvia, has signed with Oregon State as a sophomore, adding size, skill and global experience to the program.
The Friars will meet the Cornhuskers on November 7 in Uncasville, marking a historic non‑conference test for Coach Bryan Hodgson and his staff.
Clemson adds Austrian transfer David Fuchs, a West Coast Conference newcomer of the year, while dealing with the loss of leading scorer RJ Godfrey and an ACL injury to Carter Welling. New transfers and a revamped staff aim to fill the gaps before the upcoming season.
Freshman forward Aleksas Bieliauskas delivered key performances for the Badgers, including a five‑three outburst against Michigan, before announcing his transfer to South Carolina to continue his development under former Badgers coaches.
Coach Glenn Box announced the signing of ten newcomers, highlighting their high‑school and college achievements and the impact they are expected to have on the RedHawks' future.
Coach Rick Barnes highlighted the leadership and defensive versatility of Christian Fermin, who joins the Vols after a three‑year stint at VCU.
Monmouth University’s men’s basketball team will open the 2026‑27 season at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Tip‑Off, meeting Rhode Island at the Mohegan Sun Arena on Nov. 7, 2026.
Coach Adam Fisher announced the addition of Edwin Suarez Jr., a 6‑6 forward with a strong college pedigree, to the Temple Owls roster for the upcoming campaign.
The program announced the addition of 7‑foot transfer Peyton Marshall, a former Georgia Tech standout whose high school career included a state championship and elite recruiting accolades.
A preview of the Thunder‑Spurs playoff opener, highlighting odds, captain picks and strategic insights.
Coach Rick Barnes praised Christian Fermin's leadership and experience after the VCU forward committed to Tennessee, highlighting his defensive versatility and readiness to contribute immediately.
Theo Edema, a highly-touted center from the class of 2027, has pledged to St. John's men's basketball and will reclassify to play in the 2026 season.
Highly touted center Theo Edema has pledged to St. John’s University, reclassifying to the 2026 class after a recruitment battle that included Stanford, Maryland and BYU. The 6‑foot‑11, 235‑pound big man brings elite defensive skills and a championship pedigree to the Big East program.
Clemson University has welcomed 6‑foot‑9 forward David Fuchs, a Vienna native, to its basketball roster, bringing the team to 14 players as it prepares for the upcoming season.