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Mike Boynton Jr. steps up as head coach of the Michigan Wolverines basketball team after Dusty May left for the Dallas Mavericks, a move that mirrors the recent internal hiring of Sherrone Moore in football and raises questions about continuity and championship prospects.
After a single season as a studio analyst on NBC, Tracy McGrady weighs his options and evaluates his performance, citing a B+ rating and mixed viewer response.
Cameron Boozer faces scrutiny similar to Larry Bird's early career, yet his skill set and basketball IQ suggest a trajectory that could redefine expectations for undersized prospects.
The 2026-27 SEC basketball schedule for Alabama has been officially released, setting the stage for a season that promises to be as demanding as it is exciting.
Two new Anthony Edwards‑branded sneakers, inspired by the Philippines' national colors and basketball heritage, will debut exclusively in the country, underscoring adidas' expanding footprint in the archipelago.
Under the NCAA's new five‑year window model, several Virginia Tech basketball players gain an extra year of eligibility while others, including Tobi Lawal and Jailen Bedford, miss out. The change could significantly affect the program's continuity and future performance.
Perkins' dual role promises to fuse his championship pedigree with media experience, forging a new direction for Jackson State basketball in Mississippi.
The Thunder acquired point guard Bennett Stirtz in a draft-night trade, a move praised by Bleacher Report analyst Zach Buckley, who highlighted Stirtz's shooting and basketball IQ.
Michael Ruzic, a 7‑foot Croatian forward, will join the LSU Tigers after a season in Spain's ACB, bringing shooting versatility and NBA attention.
The Lobos held an open practice on June 23, showcasing new faces, drills and a scrimmage while engaging the community before the season‑opening matchup.
A new story brand that blends American basketball culture with 16th‑century Japanese identity, debuting after an immersive Tokyo exhibition and set to launch with the NBA 2026‑27 season.
This weekend marks the second and final scholastic live period of June for boys' high school basketball, with Iowa coaches expected to attend multiple events.
Brendan Hausen, celebrated for his elite shooting accuracy, has inked a Summer League contract with the Memphis Grizzlies, aiming to translate his college three‑point prowess into NBA opportunities.
Former Iowa Hawkeyes guard Brendan Hausen has signed a Summer League contract with the Memphis Grizzlies, seeking to demonstrate his three‑point capabilities in a rebuilding roster.
Indiana University’s newest guard, Jaeden Mustaf, discusses his transition, the supportive coaching staff, and his plans to elevate the Hoosiers both on and off the court.
The NBA draft in Brooklyn welcomed a new name that resonates far beyond the hardwood: Emanuel Sharp, a guard born in Tel Aviv, was selected in the second round, becoming the fourth Israeli citizen ever to earn a spot in the league.
Over 500 basketball players aged 40 to 70 in Italy are using sport to promote active ageing, foster social connection and contribute to scientific research on longevity, ahead of the FIBA Masters Open World Championships in Corinth.
The Southeastern Conference revealed the Wildcats' full conference schedule, highlighting nine home and nine away contests, historic rivalries and a blend of familiar foes and new challenges.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have signed three former Iowa players, including sharpshooter Josh Dix, as the franchise leans on a deep pipeline of Midwestern talent.
Three Cougars were chosen in the NBA draft, including a lottery pick, while the program’s recent success fuels optimism for future NBA talent.
South Carolina's men's basketball program is set for a transformative season as head coach Lamont Paris welcomes five overseas athletes to the roster, bringing diverse skills and perspectives.
Henri Veesaar was selected 52nd overall in the NBA Draft after a trade involving the Atlanta Hawks and Los Angeles Clippers, choosing to forgo a reported $5 million NIL offer from UNC and stay in the draft.
Maryland’s men’s basketball program will host Georgetown on November 7, 2026, at Capital One Arena, continuing a four‑game series that began with a 60‑50 loss last season. That same date also features a football showdown against Purdue, giving fans a rare chance to enjoy two marquee sports events in one day.
Duke's newest recruits combine elite guard play with towering size, sparking excitement for a potential 2027‑28 breakthrough.