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The Southeastern Conference released its full slate of opponents for the 2026‑27 men’s basketball season, outlining home and away matchups, a January start and a March tournament in Nashville.
Sydney Taylor, an undrafted free agent, has transformed her overseas experience into a breakout WNBA season with the Chicago Sky, blending soccer footwork, disciplined goal‑setting, and family support to become a key offensive weapon.
Alexis Bordas, a three‑time Gatorade Player of the Year, becomes the first in‑state recruit to join West Virginia's women's basketball team in years, aiming to inspire future generations.
Tickets go on sale August 12 for the first meeting between the programs since 2018, featuring a look back at recent NCAA tournament encounters and conference history.
The 2026 NBA Draft saw former Missouri Valley Conference standouts Bennett Stirtz, Ryan Conwell and Ja’Kobi Gillespie selected in the opening two rounds, marking a historic milestone for the league.
Aaron Nkrumah signs an Exhibit 10 contract with the Denver Nuggets after a breakout college season, echoing the path of former Tiger Robert Covington.
Police are probing a June 13 incident at the Eastern Ohio Sports Complex in Sherrodsville where alleged hazing included battery and indecent exposure. The team returned early to Indiana, and Indiana Child Protective Services is assisting the investigation.
Tickets go on sale October 15 for a nonconference basketball game that brings together two historic programs, each with recent Final Four pedigree and fresh leadership.
Izaiyah Nelson, the USF forward drafted 51st overall by the Orlando Magic, is set to join the team early, bringing a championship pedigree and a blue‑collar work ethic.
Mark Mitchell, a five‑star recruit and McDonald's All‑American, has agreed to an Exhibit‑10 contract with the Denver Nuggets, positioning him for a Summer League audition in Las Vegas and a potential path to an NBA roster spot.
Legendary Tennessee star Candace Parker will be honored this weekend as part of a distinguished class, joining a roster of trailblazers whose impact stretches far beyond the court.
Senior guard Asher Cai earns the 2025–26 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Female Athlete of the Year honor after shattering scoring records, delivering standout NCAA Tournament performances, and collecting multiple academic and athletic accolades.
The Commodores’ upcoming season features a blend of home and road matchups against top SEC rivals, with returning star Tyler Tanner and new transfers aiming to build on recent NCAA Tournament success.
The former Hoosiers forward signed a non‑guaranteed NBA contract, bringing his scoring and playmaking skills to Boston's system.
Former Georgia Tech forward Kowacie Reeves has signed a 10‑day contract with the Indiana Pacers, aiming to translate his collegiate scoring and sharp basketball mind to the NBA.
Derrick White, a guard for the Boston Celtics and Olympic gold medalist, has been appointed president of basketball strategy at the University of Colorado, where he will mentor players and contribute a $2 million gift to the men’s basketball program.
After going undrafted in the 2026 NBA Draft, Tre White has signed a free‑agent contract with the Miami Heat, hoping to translate his college shooting and rebounding stats into professional minutes.
Illinois men's basketball will travel to Nashville on January 30, 2027, to meet the North Carolina Tar Heels at Bridgestone Arena, marking the ninth encounter between the two storied programs and the first since 2010.
The Southeastern Conference released its full 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule, detailing home and away matchups for all 16 schools. South Carolina will host Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Ole Miss, Texas and Texas A&M, while traveling to Kentucky, LSU, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. Coach Lamont Paris, in his fifth season, hopes the schedule will help the Gamecocks reclaim an NCAA Tournament berth.
Veteran analysts Graham Couch and Chris Solari examined every Spartan player at a recent Moneyball Pro‑Am, while also reflecting on the recent departures of MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz and athletic director J Bat.
After going undrafted in the 2026 NBA Draft, Tobe Awaka has inked a two‑way contract with the Chicago Bulls. The 6‑foot‑8 forward, who honed his game under Rick Barnes at Tennessee and later at Arizona, will get his first taste of NBA action during the Summer League and training camp.
Four‑star guard Baboucarr Ann chooses Wisconsin over several top programs, bringing versatility and a high‑ranking recruiting pedigree to the Badgers.
Indiana sophomore forward Trent Sisley has impressed during summer workouts, discussed his progress and upcoming season, and confirmed his intention to stay with the Hoosiers while playing a key role in recruiting from the transfer portal.
Ross Bjork discusses the financial competitiveness of the Buckeyes' men's basketball team, the arrival of five‑star freshman Anthony Thompson, and plans to increase game‑day attendance at the Schottenstein Center.