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The Texas Longhorns women's basketball program welcomes Australian forward Jayda Clark, a recent Youth Player of the Year and NBL1 champion, aiming to end the team's national title drought.
The Tigers will open the 2026‑27 campaign with a home game against Arizona on Nov. 13, travel to Las Vegas for a three‑team showcase, and finish the regular season with a series of home contests, highlighted by a neutral‑site clash in Nashville.
SMU’s men’s basketball team will face Minnesota in the Dallas Duel on December 12 at the Comerica Center in Frisco, Texas, kicking off a demanding non‑conference slate that includes games against Utah State, LSU, UNLV and Oklahoma before the ACC schedule begins.
A group of Oldenburg Academy students transformed a neglected park area into modern sports facilities, securing community and state support for the project.
LSU New Orleans announced the appointment of John Brady, a Louisiana Sports Hall of Famer and former LSU head coach, to a senior advisory role that will leverage his extensive coaching background and fundraising expertise.
DME Academy's girls basketball team captured its inaugural national title in 2026, defeating Bullis School by 19 points and commemorating the achievement with a ring ceremony in August.
Micah Handlogten, a 7‑foot‑1 center from North Carolina, has pledged to Ole Miss but faces a uncertain path due to NCAA transfer rules and potential litigation.
Coach John Calipari argues that the NCAA’s new eligibility pathways, which let players return after legal battles, are destabilizing college basketball recruiting and demand urgent legislative reform.
Charleston Southern University announced the hiring of Kailie Quinn as the fourth assistant coach for the 2026‑27 women's basketball season, highlighting her analytical background and player‑development focus.
A recent poll of 100 Division I coaches shows that 27% have seriously questioned whether a player on their roster was involved in gambling‑related game‑fixing or stat‑line manipulation, underscoring the urgent need for stronger oversight.
Charleston Southern University announced the hiring of Kailie Quinn as its fourth assistant coach for the upcoming women's basketball season, completing a coaching roster that blends analytical insight with a commitment to character development.
A two‑time Ivy League Player of the Year, Ibrahim Jaaber led Penn to three league titles and set enduring defensive records. Now inducted into the Penn Athletics Hall of Fame, he is turning his expertise toward shaping the next generation of players.
Jarod Crumpley, a former Loyola Chicago operations director, begins his new role as assistant coach at the University of Chicago, bringing a proven track record of championship success.
After a standout performance in the 2026 Unrivaled playoffs, Paige Bueckers has signed a multi‑year contract to remain in the professional basketball league, cementing her role as a cornerstone player.
Boston University announced the hiring of Ike Hermer as an assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting his extensive background in player development and his role in recent G‑League championship teams.
Boston University announced the hiring of Ike Hermer as assistant coach for the 2026-27 season, tapping a coach with proven success in the G-League and collegiate programs.
Troy Henderson discusses his recovery journey, leadership among teammates, and loyalty to the Volunteers as he prepares for his comeback.
Northwestern announces its 2026‑27 non‑conference women’s basketball schedule, featuring eight home matchups at Welsh‑Ryan Arena and a road trip that includes contests against West Virginia, Kansas, Loyola Chicago and other postseason qualifiers.
Montana State announced the hiring of Esmeralda Morales, a standout player who led the team to an eighth Big Sky title and later earned professional MVP honors in Chile and Australia, as she begins her coaching journey.
A 4‑star prospect discusses his offseason progress, mentorship, and excitement for an upcoming exhibition game at Duke.
Phoenix College announces Jermaine Kimbrough as its new head coach, tasked with shaping a program that prioritizes student‑athlete growth, discipline and community representation.
The Wildcats have announced a full slate of non‑conference and conference games, including preseason exhibitions, a high‑profile Champions Classic appearance and a CBS Sports Classic showdown.
The full nonconference schedule was released, highlighting high‑profile games against top‑ranked teams, NCAA Tournament participants, and a series of road tests that will shape the team's season.
The Friars finished 15‑18 overall and tied for seventh in the Big East, earning a ninth seed. Head coach Kim English was dismissed after three seasons, and Bryan Hodgson now takes the reins, bringing a track record from Arkansas State and South Florida. The roster features eight newcomers, including Arrinten Page and Malik Mack, while Ryan Mela returns as the sole holdover.