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Coach Dusty May discusses the health of key players, the team's strategy for the upcoming season, and the impact of potential NCAA eligibility changes following the national championship.
The upcoming Carolina Basketball School under Coach Bill Robinson offers fans an early glimpse of Michael Malone's first squad, while summer camps at Montross Camp promise a unique atmosphere. Notable prospects include Caleb Wilson, a potential top NBA Draft pick, and Cade Bennerman, a 7‑foot red‑shirt freshman center. International scout Ersin Demir shares insights on UNC's global recruits.
Four decades after his death, Len Bias continues to shape the narrative of college basketball and the NBA, his story a blend of athletic brilliance and cautionary tragedy.
Former NBA big man Kendrick Perkins is set to step into a front‑office role unlike any he has held before, aiming to elevate Jackson State men’s basketball under new leadership.
The 40th anniversary of Len Bias's death prompts a look back at his extraordinary college career, the sudden end to his professional hopes, and the enduring impact he left on the sport.
With four players standing at seven feet and a starting lineup that averages over six‑foot‑six, Kentucky aims to out‑rebound and out‑shoot the Gators, while Coach Mark Pope eyes a potential clash with Tennessee's Volunteers.
Indiana University has offered scholarships to Oklahoma shooting guard Keaton Murry and California point guard JJ Sati‑Grier, both ranked among the nation’s top emerging guards, as the program seeks to strengthen its backcourt for the future.
Gene Bess, who spent five decades coaching the Three Rivers Raiders and earned induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, died on June 19. His son Brian announced the news on social media, prompting tributes from across the sport.
Veteran coach Gene Bess, who guided the Three Rivers Raiders for five decades, passed away on June 19. His son Brian announced the news, sparking tributes from across the basketball community.
Chris Richardson’s basketball turnaround and Ryan Lewicki’s baseball dominance have made them top contenders for the 2026 Mountain East Conference Coach of the Year award, with winners to be announced on June 29.
After a season of early conversations and AAU exposure in Memphis, LJ Smith has chosen to join Ohio State a year ahead of schedule, a move that could reshape the team's lineup and bolster its championship aspirations.
After a Sweet 16 run, IUP will host youth, junior and elite basketball camps this summer, with sessions priced from $100 to $225.
Western Hills High School’s summer basketball camp, headed by head coach Chris Evans, will run July 12‑13 at the school’s gymnasium, focusing on skill development, teamwork and sportsmanship.
The Cyclones will field a completely reshaped lineup for 2026‑27, blending transfer talent with untested youth while confronting shooting, size and rebounding concerns.
The 21st edition of Lansing’s Moneyball Pro‑Am summer basketball league opens on June 23, offering Tuesday and Thursday night games at 6, 7 and 8 p.m., with free admission, full rosters and a schedule released for the season.
Anthony Ruta, in his third year with the Trojans, discusses his partnership with head coach Eric Musselman, the influx of new talent, and the strategic changes shaping the upcoming campaign.
A five‑day basketball camp at Park City High School, led by Coach Drew Trost and his varsity teammates, aims to teach youngsters while generating funds for the Miners and strengthening community ties.
The fifth annual Who's Next High School Basketball Combine will be held at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, featuring more than 100 athletes from South Dakota and neighboring states. Organized by Sanford Sports Academy supervisor Nate Kaeding, the event offers skill development drills, live competitions, and direct exposure to college coaches from Division II and NAIA programs. Participation costs $60 plus tax and includes a branded jersey. The showcase is especially valuable for girls due to earlier recruiting timelines and for boys in the critical 17U recruiting period.
The standout Rockland High School guard signed his letter of intent, closing a high school career decorated with four state trophies and a championship.
Coach T.J. Otzelberger’s lifelong ties to Wisconsin fuel a recruiting pipeline that brings six state players to Iowa State next season, highlighting his influence on the program’s culture and player development.
Gene Bess, who amassed the most wins in college basketball history, passed away at 91. His tenure at Three Rivers College reshaped junior college basketball and earned him a place in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
Former Alabama basketball standout Mikhail Torrance has died at the age of 37, leaving behind a wife, two daughters, and his parents. His career spanned professional leagues across several continents and left a lasting impact on the sport.
Jana "Tika" Sallman, a 6‑foot‑3 senior from Cairo, Egypt, commits to Grand Canyon University, aiming to grow her game and represent Egypt internationally.
Illinois guard Gretchen Dolan, sidelined by knee injuries, is working toward a full return for the 2026‑27 season, with Coach Shauna Green outlining a careful recovery plan.