Latest Slidescroller coverage in Basketball.
Kashie Natt has filed a lawsuit to block the NCAA’s cancellation of his eligibility waiver, demanding the right to play in the 2026‑27 season and arguing that his five‑year eligibility window should extend until August 2027.
A graduate student-athlete from Louisiana files a lawsuit in Oklahoma, claiming the NCAA’s new eligibility rule and a recent court decision entitle him to an additional season of play.
After a standout college career and a productive stint with the Cleveland Charge, Zeke Mayo is set to compete in the NBA Summer League for the Atlanta Hawks.
Kager Knueppel, a top‑ranked 2027 prospect, announced his pledge to Duke, joining a lineage of Knueppel brothers who have already made NBA impacts.
After a record‑breaking season at Iowa State, Milan Momcilovic is set to reshape Kentucky’s offense under Coach Mark Pope, who aims to push his three‑point attempts toward the program’s historic benchmark.
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association finalized division and sectional brackets for boys and girls basketball after its board voted down a proposed tournament expansion, prompting several teams to move up or down and triggering a round of appeals.
Indiana University assistants Kenny Johnson and Drew Adams attended the 2026 Charlie Hughes Showcase, where they focused on 2029 standout Micah Mohler. The event coincided with the final day of the June scholastic evaluation period, after which coaches cannot revisit prospects until July 9.
After finishing near the bottom of the nation in rebounding, the Hawkeyes hope the arrival of Andrew McKeever will fortify their paint presence and improve defensive outcomes.
A look at how two emerging big men could transform Kentucky's interior game and foster a supportive team culture.
Rutgers will host St. Peter’s on Dec. 13 and Delaware State on Dec. 29, while also traveling to face Bryant, Army, NJIT, Syracuse, Seton Hall and a trio of power‑conference foes in the Players Era Tournament.
In a night that will be remembered for its endurance and camaraderie, the Washington Mystics survived a quadruple overtime battle against the Portland Fire, securing a 124-123 win that underscored the team's resilience and the emergence of several career‑high performances.
A three‑tier framework helps fantasy basketball managers sort the offseason’s most consequential moves, from immediate ADP shocks to low‑urgency roster battles.
Kager Knueppel, a 6‑10 power forward and top shooter, pledged to Duke University, becoming the first member of the 2027 recruiting class. His decision follows a family tradition with brother Kon, a former Duke star now in the NBA, and comes after recruiting interest from several elite programs.
An analysis of the most consequential NBA free‑agency moves and their implications for fantasy basketball managers.
Putnam Science Academy's celebrated basketball program, led by coaches Tom Espinosa and Josh Scraba, is set to join Woodstock Academy, promising expanded opportunities for student‑athletes.
When Dusty May left the University of Michigan for the Dallas Mavericks, the basketball world witnessed a rare crossover that spotlights the growing professionalism of college coaching and the hurdles that await.
Chauncey Wiggins joins the Boston Celtics after a strong finish to his college season, while several other Florida State alumni prepare for summer competition across the league.
Chrissy Jacklinski, a rising senior at Scranton High School, has pledged to play basketball and study economics at Lafayette College, turning a season‑ending injury into a strategic step toward her collegiate goals.
Kager Knueppel, younger brother of 2024-25 ACC Tournament MVP Kon Knueppel, pledged to Duke on Tuesday, becoming the first 2027 prospect to commit to the program.
The Colorado Buffaloes have named former player Derrick White, now a Boston Celtics guard, as their new president of basketball strategy, a move praised by teammate Spencer Dinwiddie and coach Tad Boyle as the program eyes a 2027 NCAA Tournament return.
Texas Longhorns unveil a demanding 2026‑27 slate, featuring a revamped roster, challenging non‑conference games and a blend of traditional rivals and fresh talent.
Brunswick Community College has named Onya Gardner as its new women’s basketball head coach, a longtime campus figure whose vision blends character development, academic success, and competitive ambition.
Team USA rolled past Japan with a 128‑66 win, showcasing a defensive masterclass from Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje and strong contributions from AJ Williams and Beckham Black.
The Bulldogs have locked in a 15‑player roster that blends returning stars, international talent and fresh prospects ahead of the upcoming season.