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The Laredo Boys and Girls Club is retiring its 80‑year‑old basketball court to install a new, state‑of‑the‑art facility, preserving a community hub that once hosted over 600 teams annually.
A look at the Cyclones' outlook as they navigate losses, injuries, and a competitive Big 12 landscape.
Nike’s latest collection fuses basketball aesthetics with tennis apparel, showcasing bold designs worn by Alcaraz, Williams and Sabalenka at the US Open.
Oregon State University (OSU) has moved to block a unionization effort by its women's basketball players, arguing they are students first and employees second. The dispute involves attorneys, a student‑led association, and potential impacts on Title IX, scholarships and NCAA rules.
A look at the new transfers joining the Longhorns and how their skills align with Miller's strategy for a competitive Big 12 campaign.
Despite a third straight playoff absence, the Chicago Sky are doubling down on youth development, contract‑expiring veterans and team chemistry as they look to close the gap with the WNBA’s elite.
From basketball clinics in Rwanda to historic strolls in Athens, the team experienced a blend of competition, faith-based service, and cultural exchange that reshaped their worldview and strengthened their camaraderie.
The Tennessee Court of Appeals has reversed a temporary injunction that granted Cameron Fens a fifth season of eligibility, leaving the University of North Carolina forward ineligible for the upcoming campaign.
Coach Clint Sargent’s new deal through 2031 underscores Wright State’s ambition, as athletic director Brad Chandler praises his vision and the university’s supportive environment.
After a season of injuries and roster reshuffles, the Dallas Wings clinched a playoff berth, driven by standout performances and a new-look lineup.
Oregon State University has challenged a petition to unionize its women's basketball team, setting the stage for a state ruling that could reshape college athlete labor rights.
The Saints' meet‑and‑greet at Saratoga Race Course blended fan interaction, trophy presentation and ticket sales for an upcoming Albany‑based exhibition against Syracuse, while alumni and preseason preparations signal a busy season ahead.
The Southeastern Conference has confirmed that former professional athlete Mark Mitchell remains eligible to play for the University of Kentucky, despite the league’s strict policy on former NBA draftees. His case, entangled with a ongoing NCAA lawsuit, could reshape transfer and eligibility rules for future recruits.
Australian guard Jayda Clark has signed with the University of Texas, bringing WNBL experience and international flair to a program seeking backcourt reinforcement.
Taryn Bond, a 5‑foot‑9 guard from Australia, signs with the University of Hawai'i women's basketball program, bringing elite shooting and a sisterly connection to the team.
Kendall Hulsman, a 6‑foot‑8 center for the University of Arkansas, has been elevated to a pivotal position on the women’s basketball team, a move aimed at strengthening the squad’s defensive anchor and offensive firepower ahead of a critical stretch of games.
Oklahoma State adds experienced guard Callin Hake, a Nebraska alumna known for her three‑point accuracy, defensive tenacity and community leadership, strengthening the backcourt ahead of the upcoming season.
Boise State’s women’s basketball squad is slated to compete in the 2026 Daytona Beach Classic, facing Stetson and Missouri while the event streams on BallerTV and offers tickets through Coast2CoastWBB.
After a distinguished tenure at Carroll University, Lindsay Bronson is named head coach of the University of Wisconsin‑Oshkosh women’s basketball program, bringing championship ambition and a proven track record.
Allisha Gray’s rise from a quiet Georgia upbringing to a WNBA standout illustrates how family support, resilience and hometown celebration can shape a sports career.
Indiana guard Sam Alexis faces a uncertain 2026‑27 season as a stay by the Tennessee Court of Appeals pauses his eligibility relief, while similar lawsuits unfold across the country.
The Tennessee Court of Appeals has stayed an injunction that would have cleared the way for Cameron Fens and other athletes to claim a fifth year of eligibility, leaving their participation in the 2026‑27 season uncertain.
Loudon Love, a former Wright State standout and G League veteran, has been announced as the new assistant coach for Southern Illinois University’s men’s basketball program for the 2026‑27 season.
Virginia Tech announced the signing of guard Efrem 'Butta' Johnson, a transfer from Clemson, as part of a sweeping roster overhaul headed by Coach Mike Young.