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ESPN's recent wave of layoffs triggered a misleading online claim about analyst Jay Bilas, which was quickly debunked by industry insiders.
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ESPN's recent wave of layoffs triggered a misleading online claim about analyst Jay Bilas, which was quickly debunked by industry insiders.

Indiana University’s men’s basketball team, representing the United States, will face the Virgin Islands in Lima, Peru, after opening the tournament with a win over Peru. The game, scheduled for 6 p.m. ET, will be broadcast only on YouTube.
An open 40‑minute workout revealed strong shooting, notable performances from Luke Almodovar and Cello Jackson Jr., and insights from Coach Hardaway on team chemistry.

The University Board of Regents approved a new contract for coach Niko Medved, extending his stay through 2032 and boosting his salary after a challenging first year.

Texas A&M has released its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting exhibition games, early home matchups, a Bahamas tournament appearance, and a series of contests against top‑tier programs.

Team USA surged to a 12-0 lead and never relented, defeating Peru 115-36 in the FISU America Games opener. Coach Darian DeVries emphasized focus, teamwork, and the valuable contributions of both veterans and newcomers.

After more than two decades of service, Tom Moore has retired from the University of Connecticut men's basketball program, citing the growing pressures of modern college athletics.

Makaiya Brooks, a standout from Drury University, has inked a professional deal with Ginásio Clube Olhanense in Portugal after a dominant showing in the Eurobasket Tour, where she set a scoring record and helped cement her place among the program’s most successful alumni.

Purple Reign secured a commanding 80-61 win in the first game of their best‑of‑three series, highlighted by Beasley's 20 points and a 51% field‑goal shooting night.
The Crimson Tide’s upcoming non‑conference schedule features a five‑game home stretch, new opponents Arkansas State and Oakland, and high‑profile events in Las Vegas and Birmingham.

St. John’s University is gearing up for another deep postseason run, bolstered by a mix of seasoned holdovers and new global recruits under head coach Rick Pitino.
The Crimson Tide will open the season with a five‑game home stretch in November, then travel to the Players Era Festival in Las Vegas as part of a 14‑game non‑conference schedule.

The Kent State women's basketball team received a Special Mention from the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, boasting a 3.602 team GPA and eight Academic All-MAC honorees, the most in the league.

The Great Danes finalize a diverse squad that blends seasoned veterans with promising newcomers, setting the stage for a competitive season.

Indiana's basketball squad delivered a historic 115-36 win over Peru at the FISU America Games, highlighted by aggressive defense, multiple dunks and a commanding performance from coach Darian DeVries.

After leaving Gonzaga, Jorge Sanz is set to bring his coaching expertise and global perspective to the University of North Carolina’s basketball program.

Michael Malone is assembling his first coaching staff at the University of North Carolina, enlisting Gonzaga analyst Jorge Sanz. Sanz's expertise in advanced analytics and international recruiting aligns with Malone's vision to blend Carolina's historic legacy with modern basketball strategies, forming a five‑person assistant group that includes alumni from each of the Tar Heels' recent championship teams.

A new documentary uncovers the little‑known story of the Kansas City Chiefs basketball team, a short‑lived venture that blended charity fundraising with cross‑sport competition.

Four-star combo guard Oneal Delancy pledges to the Houston Cougars, highlighting the program's culture, winning tradition and player development after a standout prep career.

First‑year coach Molly Miller is reshaping Arizona State’s women’s basketball program through community engagement, NIL opportunities, and a player‑led culture that has already yielded a 24‑win season and national attention.

From building a court in a Delhi village to funding future classes, 17‑year‑old Kian Raja turns volunteer hours into a cross‑continental mission.

The University of Maine reveals a 2026‑27 nonconference slate that includes seven home games, a road swing across the East Coast and participation in a Florida holiday tournament.

First‑year Arizona State women’s basketball coach Molly Miller is redefining the program through a community‑focused initiative, player‑led culture and high‑profile recruiting.
California natives Jake and Dax Hall, twin brothers and basketball standouts, have pledged to play together for the University of New Mexico. Jake’s record‑breaking freshman season and Dax’s senior dominance set the stage for a partnership that could reshape the Lobos’ prospects.