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The university announced a series of appointments that bolster its men's basketball support staff, targeting growth in analytics, video analysis, and player development.
DJ Okoth, a five‑star forward from Bartlett, Tennessee, has received his 17th scholarship offer, this time from the University of Kentucky, highlighting a standout high school career that includes a state championship and Mr. Basketball honors.
The university revealed a 12‑game non‑conference slate that includes six home contests, a trip to the Bahamas and key returning players.
The second annual free basketball camp at Lucy C. Laney High School brought together young athletes from across Richmond County, offering life‑skill lessons and positive interactions with law enforcement.
Former WNBA pioneer Rushia Brown hosted a “Play Like a Girl” basketball clinic in Chicago, blending skill development with life lessons and rallying behind a phrase that now celebrates the league’s brightest stars.
The Bulldogs' 3.364 GPA earned them a special mention on the 2025‑26 WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll, highlighting a continued focus on scholarly achievement.
Le Moyne College announced the hiring of Colin Daly as an assistant coach, filling the vacancy left by Benny Marello. Daly’s background at North Carolina A&T and Temple University equips him with a strong basketball pedigree and organizational skills.
Wilson’s impressive performances have secured him a spot on the league’s All‑Summer League First Team, highlighting his potential as he prepares for the upcoming preseason and regular season.
The annual Sunflower Showdown continues as alumni squads Purple Reign and JHX Hoops meet in The Basketball Tournament, competing for a winner‑take‑all $2 million prize. The series begins Tuesday night in Manhattan, Kansas, with games scheduled in both Manhattan and Topeka, Kansas, and uses the Elam Ending to guarantee a decisive finish.
Veteran forward Brandon Davies has hung up his jersey, concluding a professional journey that spanned the NBA and leagues in Italy, France, Germany, Turkey and Japan.
An inside look at the groundbreaking exhibit ‘Beyond the Arc,’ featuring reflections from Stephen Curry on joy, purpose, and gratitude.
The Gannon women's basketball program has been named to the WBCA 2025‑26 Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll, highlighting a 3.755 collective GPA and national recognition for academic excellence.
A pioneering showcase celebrating Stephen Curry's career will debut at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, marking the first time an active player is honored with a dedicated exhibit.
High school programs in the Salisbury area used the offseason to sharpen fundamentals, condition athletes and integrate new talent, with each team reporting distinct approaches to summer preparation.
The North Rowan girls basketball team spent the summer sharpening their skills against top competition, with key players showing promising development ahead of the new season.
The Florida Gators basketball program enters the new season with momentum built around a core that helped capture the SEC title last year. Head coach Todd Golden will once again guide a squad that returns the majority of its championship‑winning lineup, giving the team continuity and chemistry that many analysts believe could translate into another deep tournament run.
Coach Tommy Lloyd outlined his thoughts on bolstering Arizona’s frontcourt, the new NCAA eligibility landscape, and his reflections on staying in Tucson while weighing future opportunities.
Rob Wright III’s 101‑point outburst and new captaincy position set the stage for a predicted surge in production and national recognition.
Round 1 of The Basketball Tournament will see Boeheim’s Army take on Hall In at Seton Hall’s Walsh Gym on July 21, with a return trip to Syracuse on July 23. The matchup showcases Buddy Boeheim, Elijah Hughes and other alumni, while the tournament’s $2 million prize and Elam Ending promise a high‑stakes finish.
The Dickinson men's basketball program celebrated a double achievement: the squad captured the 2025‑26 NABC Team Academic Excellence Award and saw three roster members selected to the NABC Honors Court.
New head coach Casey Alexander is leveraging the legacy of K-State alumni, inviting former standouts to the practice court as the team prepares for a high‑stakes matchup.
After nearly four decades of coaching, Tom Moore announces his retirement from the University of Connecticut men's basketball program, reflecting on a career that produced four national championships and dozens of NBA players.
The Gustavus women's basketball program has been recognized for its scholarly achievements, earning a spot on the WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll and preparing for another NCAA tournament run.
Coach Brian Barone will open the doors of First Community Arena on July 29 for a public practice, featuring a final summer workout, a meet‑and‑greet and light concessions.