
Victoria Vivians Returns to Texas as Assistant Coach
Victoria Vivians, a former Mississippi State All‑American and WNBA player, has been hired by Texas women’s basketball to strengthen the program’s coaching staff under Vic Schaefer.
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Victoria Vivians, a former Mississippi State All‑American and WNBA player, has been hired by Texas women’s basketball to strengthen the program’s coaching staff under Vic Schaefer.
Eli Krueger, a three‑star forward ranked among Wisconsin’s elite, announced his verbal commitment to Colorado State University, bringing a versatile skill set to the Rams’ 2027 roster.

Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden’s annual Basketball for Peace tournament gathered over 150 teenagers at UMass Boston, celebrating mentors, awarding community leaders, and reinforcing the link between athletics and academic growth.

The Golden Bears reveal a 13‑game nonconference slate featuring six away games, a Hawaii swing, and a home invitational, setting the stage for an ambitious start to the season.
Wichita State will meet USC in the first men’s basketball game at the Tahoe Blue Event Center, a Quad 1 test that could shape both teams’ tournament trajectories.

Syracuse University secures commitment from Quinnipiac standout Amarri Monroe, whose fifth‑year eligibility granted by a Colorado class‑action lawsuit adds depth to a roster reshaped by new head coach Gerry McNamara.

Indiana University announced that Australian freshman Zoe Jackson will miss the entire 2026‑27 women's basketball season after sustaining a knee injury in practice. The program is now focusing on rehabilitation and future competitiveness.

Hofstra University's men's basketball team will debut CHASING MARCH on August 25, a documentary chronicling its record‑breaking 2025‑26 season, featuring behind‑the‑scenes footage, interviews and remarks from athletic leadership and players.

The University of North Carolina women's basketball team will host Winthrop on Dec. 9 at 11 a.m. ET, offering complimentary tickets and promoting the game across social platforms.

A gathering at Savage Arena brought together former players and coaches to reflect on a decade‑plus journey of growth, camaraderie, and community influence.

Fifteen new players, including thirteen transfers, are set to reshape the University of Tennessee women's basketball roster. Coach Kim Caldwell highlights rapid integration and a clear game plan, while Kaylene Smikle and Jada Eads shed light on individual motivations and the team's efficiency heading into the November season.

Junior guard Devin Hagemann will miss the entire 2026‑27 campaign after sustaining an ACL injury in summer workouts, a setback that reshapes the Blue Demons' roster and highlights the program's resilience.

Michigan State University has offered four-star center Kamsi Awaka, a top-ranked 2027 prospect, amid a competitive recruitment that also features Florida, Arizona and UConn.

Zoe Jackson, a freshman forward from Oakville, Australia, will sit out the 2026‑27 season after a knee injury sustained during practice. She will undergo surgery and rehabilitation before returning in 2027‑28, while the Hoosiers count on new arrivals and returning players.
A recent NCAA court decision grants players like Jaxon Kohler an extra year of eligibility, prompting Kentucky to prioritize him for a roster spot, while coach Mark Pope leans on a long‑standing relationship with the prospect’s family.

Cleveland’s upcoming WNBA franchise will enter the league in 2028 as the Sirens, a name and emblem that blend mythic imagery with the city’s geographic and athletic heritage, while the league eyes further growth in Detroit and Philadelphia.

Former NBA star John Wall and Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker attended Arkansas Razorbacks games in Nassau, emphasizing legacy and U.S. sports engagement in the Bahamas.

The revived Basketball Supporters Group offers exclusive perks and a stronger fan presence for the upcoming women's basketball season.

Coach Tom Izzo says Michigan State will not pursue additional players despite a court decision that could permit former athletes like Jaxon Kohler to return for a fifth season.

Brendan Gross, the youngest assistant coach in NCAA Division I history, joins Tennessee-Martin after a record-setting stint at Lake Superior State, bringing a blend of analytical insight and player development.
Freshman forward Zoe Jackson, an Australian recruit, will sit out the 2026‑27 campaign after a knee injury, with surgery and rehab planned before a 2027‑28 return.

Arkansas basketball completed its final Bahamas game with a dominant 88-75 triumph over Auburn, a performance highlighted by head coach John Calipari and assistant Brad Calipari.

On November 13 the Tritons will face Utah State in Logan, Utah, closing out their final Big West season before moving to the West Coast Conference in 2027. The matchup highlights a program that has captured dozens of national championships while maintaining the highest graduation rate among public Division I institutions.

John Wall and Herschel Walker attended Arkansas' summer league game in the Bahamas, praising the team's work ethic and expressing enthusiasm for future U.S. college sports events in the region.