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Jalan Wingfield, a top‑150 recruit with a strong defensive and offensive skill set, commits to Florida International University, bolstering the roster ahead of the upcoming season.
Former John Glenn basketball standout Matt Weir is launching summer camps in Pataskala and Byesville, offering young athletes a chance to learn from a state‑championship veteran and grow both on and off the court.
A look at the latest moves in Nebraska's transfer portal, highlighting returning players, departures and the incoming talent set to impact the upcoming campaign
The Arizona Wildcats welcome a 6‑foot‑11 senior forward with international pedigree, as the program eyes further roster upgrades before the NBA Draft deadline.
The 32nd annual Panhandle Prep Sports Magazine All-Star Basketball Games will take place on May 29 at Scottsbluff High School, showcasing top senior talent, halftime contests and scholarship presentations.
LSU is reshaping its women's basketball roster for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign, bringing in point guard Jada Williams from Iowa State and forward Noa Morro, a Spanish professional, to bolster defense, rebounding and scoring.
Missouri head coach Dennis Gates will assist Anthony Grant in guiding a 35‑player training camp that kicks off May 21, paving the way for the U18 AmeriCup in Leon, Mexico, where Gates will make his national team coaching debut.
After a stable period under Coach Kim Mulkey, LSU's women's basketball program is set for a major overhaul as four contributors, including starting point guard Jada Richard, announce transfers to other schools.
Megan Hollingsworth, a 6‑0 guard from Ottawa, joins Boston College after a season at Pitt, bringing double‑digit scoring in ACC play, high school MVP honors and a budding YouTube art channel.
The doubleheader will highlight top senior talent, halftime competitions and scholarship presentations, and will be broadcast on a yet-to-be-named station.
After guiding Iowa to the Elite Eight and securing a 24‑win season, Ben McCollum has signed a contract extension through 2032, signaling a long‑term vision for the Hawkeyes.
Devin Williams, a 6‑foot‑10 center celebrated for his shot‑blocking record, has chosen Seton Hall for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign, promising to reinforce the team's defensive identity.
Ben McCollum’s contract extension through 2032 reflects a strategic alignment between his vision and the University of Iowa’s basketball ambitions, even as the team navigates the loss of key players and embraces new talent.
Rutgers University announced a series of transfers and returnees that promise to reshape the team’s frontcourt and guard positions for the upcoming season.
In a candid conversation with Field of 68, guard Markus Burton detailed his journey from Notre Dame to Indiana, the setbacks of injury, and the pivotal role of relationships with coaches in shaping his next chapter.
The Golden State Valkyries have turned their home court into a community hub where energy, inclusivity and a pay boost for players combine to create a unique basketball experience.
Emily Hunter, a three‑star recruit with Elite Eight experience at TCU, commits to UTSA, where she will study English with a creative writing emphasis.
The Hoosiers add an 18‑year‑old German forward, see all newcomers ranked in the Rivals 150, and brace for competition in Florida as alumni make WNBA rosters and graduates celebrate.
A look at three overseas standouts whose sophomore campaigns could redefine Gonzaga’s prospects.
Seton Hall’s men’s basketball program has added three promising front‑court players through the transfer portal and the G‑League, bolstering its interior depth.
Both players have earned accolades and high draft rankings, with Wilson expected to join the Memphis Grizzlies and Veesaar slated for the Boston Celtics.
In a recent Field of 68 podcast appearance, Markus Burton explained why he chose Indiana over Notre Dame, highlighting his statistics and the significance of being the 30th former Indiana Mr. Basketball to wear the crimson and white.
Coach Kim Caldwell assembled a 13‑player transfer class in just over three weeks, adding key scorers, defenders and shooters to address last season’s weaknesses.
From dominant post play to a versatile perimeter game, Justin Caldwell's senior campaign earned him the 910Preps Basketball Player of the Year honor, alongside a roster of all‑star peers who reshaped North Carolina high school basketball.