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BYU Cougars' new roster additions bolster an explosive offense, positioning them just outside the top ten in early 2026‑27 rankings, though defensive depth remains a concern.
Indiana’s men open against Eastern Illinois before meeting Missouri, UCF, Kentucky and Arkansas, while the women’s team begins with Florida Gulf Coast and then travels to a Fort Myers Tip‑Off against Boston College, Florida State, Mississippi State and Georgia Tech.
Freshman forward Joseph Adebayo, originally from Lagos, Nigeria, will suit up for the WKU Hilltoppers after a year at Putnam Science Academy in Connecticut, bringing global experience and immediate physical readiness to the program.
Rutgers University–Newark announced the hiring of Alyssa Parsons, a coach known for her holistic approach and experience at several institutions, to lead the women’s basketball program toward sustained growth and competitive success.
Boston University’s women’s basketball team has released its complete 2026‑27 schedule, highlighting 31 games that begin with a road opener at Dartmouth and feature key returning players and new additions.
Azzi Fudd, the former UConn standout, underwent season‑ending knee surgery, but the Dallas Wings have turned her absence into a winning streak, securing a playoff berth during a dominant road trip.
Syracuse University is navigating NCAA’s revised age‑based eligibility rules while courting a talented group of 2027 prospects, including Ahmed Nur, Moussa Kamissoko and Carson Crawford, in hopes of bolstering its roster before scholarship limits tighten.
The NCAA’s new five-year eligibility model has ignited a cascade of court rulings, conference bans and roster crises, leaving programs scrambling to field eligible lineups for the upcoming season.
Temple's men's basketball program will commemorate its centennial by hosting two neutral‑site contests at The Palestra next season, reviving rivalries with Richmond and St. Bonaventure while celebrating a storied venue.
High Point University announced its ambitious 2026‑27 non‑conference basketball schedule, highlighting a mix of Power‑4 programs, mid‑major powerhouses and elite neutral‑site contests, including a historic midnight tip against Liberty.
Antonio Pemberton, a 6‑foot‑1 point guard ranked among the nation’s best, is touring Kansas this weekend as part of a multi‑school visit that could shape his college destination.
Jayda Clark, a 6‑foot Australian guard with WNBL experience and international accolades, has committed to the University of Texas women's basketball program, bringing a blend of scoring prowess and global exposure to the Longhorns.
A stay by the Tennessee Court of Appeals has frozen a lower‑court injunction that would have cleared the way for Cameron Fens to play for UNC this season, leaving his status uncertain and affecting several other Class of 2022 players.
Cayden Daughtry, a 5-star point guard, is set to visit Arkansas from October 30 to November 1 after a standout performance at Nike’s Peach Jam, where he averaged 32.3 points and 6.1 assists.
Michael Carter‑Williams, the 2014 NBA Rookie of the Year, is shifting from the court to the boardroom, taking a leadership role at Brunswick Sports Management in Boston while mentoring the next generation of athletes.
Massa Toure, younger brother of former Connecticut star Abdou Toure, will play for Notre Dame‑West Haven in 2026‑27, choosing the school for its academic strength and competitive basketball environment.
A complimentary basketball camp will run on three Saturdays in September at Ewing Park, offering skill drills, games and instruction for kids aged 6‑12. Registration is limited to 45 participants and must be confirmed by phone.
Dee Snider’s recent shoulder fracture forces an eight‑week sling and raises questions about his future with Twisted Sister, as Sebastian Bach steps in and the rock veteran copes with a new reality.
The inaugural NBA Europe qualifiers will feature eight clubs competing for two direct slots, driven by performances in the FIBA Basketball Champions League and domestic leagues, notably the Lithuanian Basketball League.
Cayden Daughtry, a 5‑star point guard from Florida, will take an official visit to Arkansas this weekend after a dominant showing at Nike’s Peach Jam, where he attracted the attention of the Razorbacks and solidified his status as one of the country’s most coveted recruits.
Washington College announced Tom Primosch as its new head coach, highlighting his recent success at Ursinus College and his plans to build a culture of growth for student‑athletes.
JE Dunn Construction will become the first jersey patch sponsor for Kansas City Men’s Basketball, beginning in the 2026‑27 season, as part of the program’s ‘Big Leap’ initiative to boost visibility, resources, and community engagement.
Top-ranked basketball prospect Cayden Daughtry will visit Arkansas in late October, following a standout performance at Nike’s Peach Jam and a series of official trips to other programs.
Cayden Daughtry, a 6‑foot‑1 point guard from Fort Lauderdale’s Calvary Christian Academy, is set to visit Arkansas on Oct. 30–Nov. 1 after impressive performances at Nike’s Peach Jam. Ranked No. 10 overall and No. 3 among point guards by ESPN, he has drawn offers from multiple powerhouse programs and will navigate the upcoming NCAA early signing period.