
Nat Graham Joins Drexel Men’s Basketball Staff
The new assistant coach combines Ivy League championship experience with a distinguished playing career, aiming to accelerate Drexel’s ascent in collegiate basketball.
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The new assistant coach combines Ivy League championship experience with a distinguished playing career, aiming to accelerate Drexel’s ascent in collegiate basketball.
Keaton Wagler’s breakout season earns a No.5 pick, while Kansas freshmen Darryn Peterson and Tyran Stokes loom as future stars.

With Dusty May gone to the Dallas Mavericks, Michigan’s basketball program is at a crossroads. Interim coach Mike Boynton argues his experience and continuity could steer the team toward a championship legacy.
Colorado extends a scholarship to Isaiah Santos, a highly ranked 2027 small forward whose high school stats, Brazil U18 performance and growing list of suitors make him a pivotal recruit for the Buffaloes.

After DeWitt Mandley left for William Penn University, Wiley University begins the search for a new head coach of its women's basketball program, a role that has combined athletic success with top‑tier academic performance.

Antonio Dorn, a seven‑footer with German Bundesliga experience, joins Wake Forest's men's basketball squad, bringing defensive intensity and a proven track record of efficiency.

Virginia basketball secures a commitment from German small forward Nolan Adekunle, who brings versatility, defensive skill and three‑point shooting to the team.

Spencer Brown will assume an assistant coaching role at Missouri State University‑West Plains in July 2026, bringing a strong playing background and extensive coaching experience.

Federal prosecutors allege that the two former teammates conspired with a network of agents and bettors to profit from insider information, jeopardizing the integrity of professional basketball.

Federal prosecutors allege that former NBA forward Malik Beasley and ex‑center Ed Davis conspired with an NBA agent and others to fix game outcomes for illicit betting profits, marking a rare intersection of professional basketball and criminal gambling.

Coach Josh Prock announces the commitment of point guard Arissa Garcia, highlighting her collegiate experience, statistical achievements, and academic excellence.

Two of Duke's top recruits are turning heads at the FIBA U17 Men's World Cup, delivering record‑setting performances and drawing attention from college programs nationwide.

Kansas State announces a challenging 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule, featuring nine home contests, tournaments in Sioux Falls and Fort Myers, and matchups against Power‑4 and elite mid‑major programs.

Syracuse University is courting 2028 three‑star guard Ka'Shawn Gill, a Flint native who has already logged minutes in the Overtime Elite circuit and now competes in the Adidas 3SSB league, as a host of programs eye his commitment.

After a standout basketball career at Clemson that included All‑ACC honors and nearly 1,000 rebounds, Ian Schieffelin will get a chance to showcase his skills in the NBA Summer League this July, following a brief stint on the Tigers' football team.

The 2026 NBA Rising Stars Invitational concluded in Singapore with a spectacular display of talent, as the Fukuoka Seika Girls' High School squad captured the championship in convincing fashion. Led by Nigerian-born star Buba Aisha Ezzine, who erupted for 53 points and 35 rebounds, the Japanese team pulled away in the second half to secure a dominant victory. In the boys' counterpart delivered an equally compelling showdown. South Korea's Kyungbock High School edged Tottori Johoku High School 82-72, with twin brothers Jiwon Yoon and Jihoon Yoon combining for 60 points and steering their side to the title. In the Netherlands, Ai Ogura claimed victory in the Dutch Grand Prix, marking the first win for a Japanese rider in the premier class since 2004 and ending a 22‑year drought. The triumph was not only a personal breakthrough but also a signal of rising competitiveness in MotoGP, as Ogura's strategic ride on the track left seasoned rivals scrambling. Baseball fans also had reason to celebrate. Hanshin Tigers starter Haruto Takahashi became the first NPB pitcher to reach ten wins this season, posting a 1.29 ERA over twelve starts and cementing his role as a frontline ace. Equally noteworthy was Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Kazuma Okamoto, who surged to a .310 batting average in June and now tops All‑Star Game voting among AL third basemen, highlighting his rapid ascent in the league. Across basketball, cycling and baseball, the latest wave of high‑school and professional talent illustrates a global shift toward younger, more versatile athletes who excel on both ends of the floor, the track and the diamond.
The Atlanta Hawks traded up to the 52nd pick to acquire Henri Veesaar, a 7‑foot Estonian who averaged 17 points and 8.7 rebounds at UNC, promising immediate impact despite defensive work still needed.
After a season spent on the gridiron, former Clemson basketball and football star Ian Schieffelin is back on the basketball court, gearing up for the 2026 NBA Summer League with the Miami Heat.
The Atlanta Hawks selected Henri Veesaar with the 52nd pick, a move praised by president Onsi Saleh as a potential steal that adds size, shooting and playmaking to the roster.

Kentucky and UCLA emerge as the leading contenders for Nikola Kusturica, a Serbian forward whose size, skill set and draft potential have drawn nationwide attention.

Jeremy Fears Jr. enters the new season as the betting favorite for the Wooden Award, leveraging a school‑record assist total and a commitment to improve his three‑point shooting to strengthen his NBA prospects and Michigan State's championship hopes.

Hofstra University announced the hiring of Christian Mordi as an assistant coach for the women's basketball team, highlighting his recruiting acumen and player development background.

In a tightly contested matchup against the Dallas Wings, Malonga delivered a career‑high 37 points and 12 rebounds, becoming the youngest player ever to reach 30 points in the WNBA. Her performance sparked praise from teammates and coaches, highlighting her rapid growth after a concussion.

Kentucky Wildcats head coach Mark Pope is intensifying his pursuit of Marcus Spears Jr., the nation’s top‑ranked 2027 prospect, leveraging family ties and a string of recent commitments to bolster the program’s future.