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The Colorado Buffaloes have named former player Derrick White, now a Boston Celtics guard, as their new president of basketball strategy, a move praised by teammate Spencer Dinwiddie and coach Tad Boyle as the program eyes a 2027 NCAA Tournament return.
Texas Longhorns unveil a demanding 2026‑27 slate, featuring a revamped roster, challenging non‑conference games and a blend of traditional rivals and fresh talent.
Brunswick Community College has named Onya Gardner as its new women’s basketball head coach, a longtime campus figure whose vision blends character development, academic success, and competitive ambition.
Team USA rolled past Japan with a 128‑66 win, showcasing a defensive masterclass from Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje and strong contributions from AJ Williams and Beckham Black.
The Bulldogs have locked in a 15‑player roster that blends returning stars, international talent and fresh prospects ahead of the upcoming season.
After guiding Michigan to a national title, Dusty May quits college basketball for the NBA, joining the Dallas Mavericks after a serendipitous meeting with team executives.
UNC’s hiring of Michael Malone brings a global scouting mindset and bold recruiting ambitions to Chapel Hill, reshaping expectations for the program’s future.
After guiding Michigan to a national title, Dusty May announced his move to the Dallas Mavericks, attracted by the franchise’s people and its young talent pool.
A look at the NBA’s offseason maneuvers that could dramatically alter the fantasy outlook of key frontcourt players across the league.
Analysts identify five breakout candidates whose skills and projected roles could redefine their teams' dynamics and influence the national narrative.
The Northern Illinois University women's basketball squad partnered with Habitat for Humanity to construct a 1,425‑square‑foot duplex in DeKalb County, a project that marks the largest build in the chapter's history and will house two families by early 2027.
Rutgers will open its season against St. Peter's at Jersey Mike's Arena on December 16, renewing a local rivalry while preparing for a demanding non‑conference slate that includes games against Bryant, Army, NJIT, Syracuse, Seton Hall and a stint at the Players Era Festival in Las Vegas.
Penn State will meet St. Bonaventure in a preseason exhibition at Buffalo’s KeyBank Center on Oct. 17, 2026, a game that pits former teammates against each other while highlighting new roster moves and revenue strategies for both programs.
Wake Forest University has completed its basketball roster, welcoming Lukas Bojovic, a 6‑5 Slovenian forward whose EuroLeague experience and scoring stats promise to reshape the team's offensive and defensive dynamics.
Jayon Connor, a 6‑foot‑7 wing from Lewisville, North Carolina, has accepted a scholarship from the University of Illinois, bringing a blend of athleticism, rebounding skill and developing shooting to the program.
The Iowa State Cyclones have secured a fifth straight NCAA tournament appearance, but a depleted interior defense forced the program to seek new solutions ahead of the upcoming season.
Despite a rash of injuries and the need to play home matches in Latvia, Israel's national basketball team is preparing for crucial World Cup qualifiers against Germany and Croatia, relying on young talent and a resilient mindset.
After a season lost to an ACL injury, JuJu Watkins is back with the USC women's basketball team, bringing elite talent and a No.1 recruiting class that could reshape the national championship race.
Michigan State has entered the fray for highly rated 2027 combo guard Joshua Tyson, a standout from Ohio who already holds offers from a dozen top programs.
Topps’ latest Chrome Update set promises a fresh take on rookie cards, featuring high‑profile prospects and the first Chrome autographs for Luka Dončić.
Robert Cottrell, a business management major at Alvernia University, was named to the Academic All-MAC team, highlighting his dual achievements in basketball and scholarship.
Kashie Natt has filed a lawsuit in Oklahoma to compel the NCAA to grant him an additional season of eligibility, arguing that the organization breached its contractual obligations and misapplied its eligibility criteria.
The Dons announced the signing of Dylan Bordón, a 20‑year‑old Argentine who has excelled in Argentina, Spain and on the senior national team, adding depth and global perspective to the program.
Auburn High School looks to replace its dominant core after seven straight league titles, while rival teams showcase emerging talents ahead of the next season.