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Alabama’s basketball program faces a challenging early-season schedule, blending home dominance, road tests and injury concerns as it aims for its first SEC title since 2023 and a Final Four return.
Jaylen Wells will host a $200‑per‑camper basketball camp for children aged 9‑17 at the Memphis Sports & Event Center on August 15‑16, with proceeds supporting his SleepNation nonprofit.
The Bears announced a 2023‑24 non‑conference slate that includes early games against Washington State and Nebraska, a limited road trip, and a roster bolstered by returning starters under Coach Charmin Smith.
Sam Schulz, a young man battling a terminal genetic disorder, realized his lifelong dream of stepping onto Michigan State’s basketball court, forging deep connections with coaches and players before his passing.
Kentucky is intensifying its recruitment of 5-star center Paul Osaruyi, a 6‑foot‑10 prospect from Arizona, amid competition from West Virginia, Arkansas and others, with coach Mark Pope hoping the new class will climb the national rankings.
Jalen Washington, a forward who spent the last two seasons at Vanderbilt, has officially joined the Tennessee Volunteers basketball program, adding depth and defensive firepower as the team aims for a national championship.
Josh Bouchard, a seasoned coach with extensive experience across NCAA Division II and III programs, joins Northern Michigan's women's basketball staff to bolster recruiting, defensive strategy, and player development.
Brett Ballard, the longtime head coach of Washburn University’s men’s basketball team, was seriously injured in a single‑vehicle crash in Topeka, Kansas. The news has sparked an outpouring of support from coaches, former players and fans nationwide.
Iowa State University has announced the addition of Allan Hanson to its men’s basketball coaching staff, where he will oversee guard development and contribute to the program’s defensive identity under head coach Greg Otzelberger.
Mya Wilson's decision to sign with Ohio State adds a potent scoring threat to a Buckeyes squad that has already established itself as a national contender.
Eastern Michigan University announced the hiring of Paxton Payne as Director of Player Development and Brendan Durivage as Chief of Staff for the men's basketball program, bringing extensive playing, coaching, and operational experience to the roster.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham criticizes WNBA media for focusing on her transgender athlete comments, prompting White House support, nationwide rallies, a coach’s protest shirt, and a press conference cut short before the team faces the Las Vegas Aces.
Eric Reibe's foot surgery could delay his debut, prompting USC to lean on experienced players and emerging prospects as they gear up for a November start.
Jermaine Blackmon, a seasoned college basketball coach with championship pedigree, has been appointed assistant coach and director of player development at Presbyterian College, bringing mentorship experience under Quinton Ferrell and a strong developmental focus.
Liberty University has released its 2026‑27 women’s basketball non‑conference schedule, highlighting an early opener against Frostburg State, a multi‑city swing through North Carolina, and participation in the Christmas City Classic and the Hawk Classic before entering Conference USA play.
WNBA sensation Caitlin Clark shares personal insights on her off‑court passions, the league's surging popularity and the importance of teamwork.
Over a thousand fans filled Cameron Indoor Stadium to watch drills, a half‑court shot by freshman Taylor Solfikanichich, and a Q&A with Coach Kara Lawson, who outlined her preparations for the FIBA World Cup and a return to WNBA coverage on Amazon Prime. The event underscores Duke’s push to make women’s basketball more accessible in the Triangle, while the ACC Network prepares to air an All‑ACC Special celebrating the team’s championship run.
Edwind McGhee transitioned to SIUE in July 2026 after leading North Park University to back‑to‑back top‑four finishes, a CCIW Tournament Championship, an NCAA Division III Sweet Sixteen appearance and a 24‑win season. His playing and academic background at DePaul University, along with prior coaching stints at Lincoln College, equip him for a new role aimed at elevating the Cougars' program.
The NCAA’s five-year eligibility rule, designed to bring clarity to college sports, is now fueling early transfers, disrupting rosters and raising questions about the future of basketball scholarships.
A series of lawsuits over the NCAA's new eligibility framework has led to court‑ordered fifth‑year protections for college basketball athletes, even as the organization seeks legislative shielding from antitrust claims.
A recent lawsuit against the NCAA has granted Caden Powell an additional season of eligibility, illustrating how the association’s new five‑year age‑based model is reshaping scholarship limits for Division I athletes.
Jalen Brunson’s championship heroics, WWE cameo and street‑ball presence illustrate how a single player can reshape New York’s sporting culture.
Kelsey Mitchell’s dominant July propelled the Indiana Fever to a 19‑11 record, earning her the league’s top monthly accolade.
Four‑star point guard Jason Gardner Jr., a standout from Fishers High School, has listed Ohio State among his final contenders, setting up a high‑stakes recruitment battle.