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Iowa State's basketball program has transformed from a modest outfit into an NBA talent factory, driven by savvy coaching, community-backed NIL deals and a pipeline of future draftees.
From Rome to Paris, top programs will clash in a series of non‑conference games that showcase returning stars, new recruits and historic first‑meetings.
Markus Burton, a former Notre Dame basketball player, has transferred to Indiana University, aiming to lead the Hoosiers back to the NCAA Tournament while embracing fresh challenges under Coach Darian DeVries.
Florida State’s men’s basketball team opened its summer workout on June 22, showcasing a larger, more experienced roster under second‑year coach Luke Loucks. The team is preparing for the 2026‑27 season with a focus on size, athleticism and a pro‑style of play, while navigating injuries and new additions.
With John Blackwell poised for All‑American honors and a challenging ACC slate, Duke’s championship hopes hinge on navigating a competitive landscape.
Vanderbilt's summer program is shaping a roster that blends veteran talent with a highly touted freshman class, promising a physically imposing and versatile style of play.
Dusty May’s move to the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks follows a historic national title, sparking fan backlash and raising questions about the future of Michigan basketball.
Pharrel Payne will return to the Maryland Terrapins for the 2026‑27 season, bringing back a proven scorer and rebounder as the program navigates significant changes.
From Duke’s 1990 upset of UNLV to the rise of future NBA icons, the 1990s set a benchmark for college basketball that still fuels debates today.
Mark Pope's debut season at Kentucky produced two NBA draft picks and a cascade of professional moves for his other recent graduates.
The upcoming slate opens with a home game against San Jose State and culminates in a West Coast clash at San Francisco's Chase Center, featuring eleven opponents from across the nation.
Kingston Flemings, Chris Cenac Jr., Milos Uzan and Emanuel Sharp are set to make history as the University of Houston’s most prolific draft class, each carving a distinct path to the NBA.
Kentucky’s basketball program has extended a scholarship to Caleb Ourigou, a versatile big man whose international experience and defensive prowess are drawing attention from several power‑conference schools.
The South Aiken boys' basketball program is using the offseason to fine‑tune roles, build chemistry and confront a tougher region schedule, with a core of returning upperclassmen and promising junior varsity talent.
The Atlanta Dream secured their fourth straight win over the Toronto Tempo, with star forward Angel Reese facing unexpected criticism after an uncharacteristically low offensive output.
Dusty May's surprise transition to the Dallas Mavericks leaves the University of Michigan scrambling to preserve its recent momentum, with interim coach Mike Boynton stepping in and a high‑stakes game against Duke looming.
UConn freshman Marine Dursus has chosen to wear the number 5 jersey, once sported by star player Paige Bueckers, prompting a wave of reactions on social media. The move revives the conversation about the university’s tradition of retiring jersey numbers, a list that includes Rebecca Lobo, Swin Cash, Sue Bird and soon Maya Moore. Bueckers, now with the Dallas Wings in the WNBA, remains a top contender for the U.S. national team.
Bennett Stirtz is expected to be a first‑round pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, a milestone that could make him the first Iowa player selected since Kris Murray in 2023.
The upcoming 2026 NBA Draft will hinge on the trajectories of three Arkansas standouts, each linked to a different franchise seeking a specific piece of the puzzle.
After leading UConn to back‑to‑back titles, Alex Karaban is preparing for the NBA Draft, where his shooting prowess could earn him a late first‑round selection, though concerns about his athleticism and age linger.
UConn’s Alex Karaban, celebrated for his three‑point record and championship success, is entering the NBA Draft, with projections placing him in the late first or early second round.
After leading UConn to back‑to‑back national titles, forward Alex Karaban is preparing for the NBA Draft, where his shooting record and collegiate pedigree could earn him a late first‑round selection.
The recent camp, led by Honesdale varsity coach Jon Gillow, offered fundamentals, teamwork and fun to participants from grades three through eight.
Alex Karaban, a two‑time NCAA champion from UConn, is preparing for the NBA Draft with a late‑first‑round or early‑second‑round projection. His shooting record, physical tools, and experience have teams eyeing a potential fit with the Sacramento Kings.