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Senior guard Ashlynn Shade discusses the shooting slump of her junior campaign, the strides she made in other areas, and her focus on becoming a more well‑rounded leader for the Huskies.
After a disappointing season, UCLA looks to leverage returning star Trent Perry and strategic additions to chase an Elite Eight berth in the upcoming NCAA tournament.
On June 27, the Albany native will run a basketball clinic for kids aged 11 to 14, offering morning and afternoon sessions.
UConn senior Ashlynn Shade discusses her junior season challenges, outlines her focus on shooting consistency, and embraces a larger leadership role as the team looks toward the next chapter.
Topps announces a limited‑edition crossover that blends popular athletes with the iconic Minions, tapping into a cultural phenomenon that has endured since 2010 and is set to expand with the upcoming Minions 3 release.
Despite a 15‑20 record and a 4‑14 conference slate, the Rebels showed flashes of progress under Chris Beard, with key transfers and a promising 2026 class hinting at future breakthroughs.
Calipari’s roster blends freshmen, transfers and veterans, with an eye on defense and versatility as the team prepares for a tough schedule.
Coban Porter is set to rejoin Metropolitan State University of Denver basketball after an early prison release for a drunk‑driving crash that killed Kathy Limon Rothman. His planned advocacy on impaired‑driving education contrasts sharply with the enduring grief of the victim's family and ongoing community debate.
In his seventh season with Rutgers, athletic trainer Richard Campbell leverages cutting‑edge technology and a deep partnership with head coach Steve Pikiell to keep the Scarlet Knights on the court.
Coach Dwayne Killings is determined to bring the University at Albany back to the NCAA Tournament, leveraging a roster overhaul and a slate of high‑profile non‑conference matchups.
ESPN analyst Joe Lunardi’s latest Way‑Too‑Early Bracketology places the Cougars as a sixth seed and pairs them with an 11‑seed New Mexico team, while top seeds and conference depth set the stage for a competitive tournament.
Across the Bay Area, fathers are swapping Warriors jerseys for Valkyries scarves, bringing their daughters to the stands and using the rise of women’s professional basketball as a catalyst for ambition and self‑belief.
The University of Arizona celebrates a historic year as its top coaches deliver championship-level results and lock in long‑term commitments.
A story of a father who gave up his career, moved across states and stood beside his son through every milestone, culminating in a basketball legacy that now spans coaching and family life.
A look at how Sam Washington Sr.'s pioneering sports programs shaped generations of Detroit youth and continue to inspire through his son's nonprofit work.
Social media clips show Terrence Brown in action at the University of North Carolina’s historic arena, reviving excitement among Tar Heel fans ahead of the new season.
From open practices and international recruits to contract extensions and schedule releases, Indiana University’s athletic programs are gearing up for a promising year.
Penn State adds Dasonte Bowen, a seasoned point guard from St. Bonaventure, to reinforce a roster undergoing a major overhaul.
Former UCF guard Chris Johnson has signed with Oregon State, bringing a 6‑foot‑5 presence and a 36.5% three‑point clip to a program eager for veteran impact.
Transfer point guard Dasonte Bowen joins Penn State, bringing Big Ten experience and proven production to a young roster.
The Los Angeles Sparks have provided an injury update on Kate Martin, outlining her status for the upcoming match against the New York Liberty and the terms of her Player Development Contract.
The Gamecocks finalize their fifth scholarship player, Nasir Hines, while Trae Young pushes for Anthony Davis’s return to Washington and hints at a possible Utah Jazz fit. Walker Kessler’s future also hangs in the balance.
With 65.4% of their scoring returning from a Final Four run and new transfers, Illinois is poised to chase a national title.
The Illinois High School Association has voted to require a 35‑second shot clock for all varsity basketball games, a move championed by coaches who say it will speed up play and reward skillful shooting.