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The Hawks reveal a schedule that includes four early home games, a nationally televised showdown with South Florida, and a trio of neutral‑site contests, aiming to capitalize on their Atlantic 10 breakthrough.
IU reveals its full slate of non‑Big Ten games, including contests at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Madison Square Garden and Lucas Oil Stadium, while the Missouri game remains pending.
Tina Charles, a UConn basketball legend and former WNBA star, will launch her second craft brew, "Sunset" Hazy IPA, at the Mohegan Sun Arena on August 25, 2026, as a tribute to the Connecticut Sun and its upcoming move to Houston.
Legal complications prevent Malik Reneau’s return, prompting the Hurricanes to rely on sophomore forward Shelton Henderson and guard Dante Allen to lead a revamped frontcourt.
Illinois is positioned near the top of the 2027 recruiting rankings, with a guard‑heavy future that could redefine its national relevance.
Russell Westbrook climbs to 17th in the all‑time UCLA basketball rankings, highlighting his collegiate impact and legacy.
ESPN bracket analyst Joe Lunardi has placed the North Carolina Tar Heels as an 8‑seed in the 2027 NCAA Tournament, setting up an opening‑round clash with Auburn. The projection reflects cautious optimism under new coach Michael Malone.
In the early 1990s a high‑school star and his daughter amazed fairgoers with impossible basketball shots, winning stuffed animals that later traveled through a family’s history.
A Louisiana judge has granted a preliminary injunction that allows RJ Luis to play for LSU in the upcoming college basketball season, ending a saga that involved an NBA draft, a two‑way contract and NCAA eligibility disputes.
Michigan Wolverines dropped their first two exhibition games on a nine‑day tour, losing to Lithuania's national team and B team while key players nursed injuries and limited minutes.
A Louisiana judge has granted RJ Luis a preliminary injunction that allows him to play for LSU in the 2026-27 season, restoring a career that blended college stardom, NBA experimentation, and a recent injury setback.
The 2025‑26 Topps Pristine Basketball collection launches for pre‑order on August 25th, offering three encased cards per box at $779.99, including autographs from NBA phenoms and nostalgic inserts that mark the brand’s first licensed release in years.
UCLA's basketball program enters the 2026 season with high hopes, bolstered by key transfers and a revamped frontcourt strategy.
Former Saint Francis coach and player Rob Krimmel will be honored in October as part of the Centre County Sports Hall of Fame’s 2026 class, recognizing his on‑court achievements and community service.
The Madison365 Sports Midwest Class of 2030 Watchlist has identified 35 young female basketball players across Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, highlighting those with the potential to influence high school competition and secure Division I scholarships over the next four years.
Duke's newest guard, Deron Rippey, dazzles with athletic displays against NBA prospect VJ Edgecombe, raising questions about his role in the lineup.
Ukrainian-born forward Kate Koval announced her departure from LSU for personal reasons, while the program welcomed 17‑year‑old Russian center Anna Minaeva, sparking discussion about the intersection of sport and geopolitics.
A 7‑foot‑2 center from Burkina Faso is reshaping the recruiting landscape in Southern California, blending an international background with elite skill sets.
Hope Aniceto, a former standout guard at SUNY Canton, has been hired as a graduate assistant coach for St. Lawrence University’s women's basketball team for the 2026‑27 season. Her playing career, marked by double‑digit scoring and a key role in the team's move to the SUNYAC conference, is complemented by coaching experience at the M14 Hoops Basketball Camp. Head coach Chris Downs highlighted her competitiveness and potential impact on the program.
Duke's 2026‑27 roster combines returning stars with high‑profile recruits, creating a crowded backcourt where shooting consistency could unlock playing time for newcomers.
Jonas Valanciunas has publicly denounced the Lithuanian Basketball Association for organizational chaos, questioning its handling of schedules, communication, and leadership, while hinting at a possible return if reforms are implemented.
Rich Kelly, a key contributor to UConn's 2024 national championship team, has left college basketball to assume a player development assistant position with the Boston Celtics, where he will work closely with the G-League affiliate and the team's leadership.
Maddyn Greenway, a Minnesota scoring record‑holder and daughter of NFL veteran Chad Greenway, has chosen Kentucky women's basketball, citing coach Kenny Brooks' vision and the program's culture as key factors.
Rich Kelly, a UConn national‑championship alum and former Boston College standout, has transitioned from college coaching to the NBA’s developmental system, taking a role with the Maine Celtics under the guidance of Celtics president Brad Stevens.