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A preseason basketball showcase between Seton Hall and Monmouth, aimed at fundraising for both programs, will be held in West Long Branch on Oct. 24, followed by a Palestra appearance for Seton Hall on Nov. 9.
Professional basketball player Josh Hart, an Eagle Scout from Maryland, discusses the lasting impact of Scouting America on his career, values, and community work, while the organization highlights his role as a youth ambassador.
Former Maryland star Derik Queen predicts a Big Ten championship for the Terrapins and a Super Bowl win for the Ravens, while recalling his deep connection to Baltimore sports.
Recent legal changes have set off a cascade of transfers, NBA draft entries and fifth‑year extensions across the Big Ten, reshaping rosters and expectations for the upcoming campaign.
Demolition has started on five buildings on Chicago's North Side to make way for a 72‑foot‑tall practice facility designed by HNTB and Antunovich Associates, featuring solar panels, bird‑friendly glass and expanded athletic spaces.
A back injury forced Tyrus Rathan-Mayes to spend his freshman year on Wichita State’s scout team, where intensive study and coaching praise have positioned him as a multi‑position guard with a promising outlook for the 2026‑27 campaign.
Texas A&M’s basketball team opened its 2026‑27 Summer League campaign with a 112‑88 win over the Victoria Vikes in the Bahamas, showcasing eleven newcomers and a strong shooting display.
The Terrapins reveal a limited out‑of‑conference slate that features an early exhibition against West Virginia, a November trip to Georgetown, a Thanksgiving tournament in Las Vegas, and a December home game against South Carolina, while the volleyball program opens media day and quarterback Malik Washington earns national accolades.
After being cut from Marquette in December 2025, Zaide Lowery chose the University of Dayton, citing personal connections and a desire for a fresh start.
Analyst Jon Rothstein’s 19th‑overall preseason ranking highlights a revitalized UCLA squad under head coach Mick Cronin, featuring transfers Jaylen Petty and Nikola Kusturica, as the Bruins aim to translate talent into postseason success.
Duke University's upcoming roster features a balanced mix of experience and fresh talent, with John Blackwell leading the scoring charge and a supporting cast that promises depth and defensive versatility.
The Badgers will open the season against Denver and navigate a demanding stretch of early games, including exhibition matchups and a series of neutral‑site contests.
After leaving UVA early to pursue a professional basketball career, Justin Anderson returned during the pandemic to finish his media studies degree, now playing for Dubai Basketball while mentoring younger talent and preparing for a future graduation ceremony.
With 14 players already on the roster and a new five‑year eligibility rule in play, the Cyclones are prioritizing team chemistry over adding another scholarship player.
Modern NBA fans increasingly obsess over trades and analytics, a shift driven by social media and tools like ESPN’s Trade Machine. While data can deepen engagement, it often sidelines the emotional and relational aspects that have long defined fandom, placing players like Myles Turner under mental strain and raising questions about the sport’s future.
Melo Sanchez, a young guard of Mexican descent, has been selected for Mexico’s senior national team as it eyes qualification for the 2027 FIBA World Cup in Qatar. His family’s deep basketball roots, a recent training camp in Zacatecas, and mentorship from veteran Paul Stoll shape his emerging role.
Separate Late Night events for the men’s and women’s teams will debut this fall, featuring new opponents, a refreshed schedule and a commitment to preserving tradition while boosting engagement.
A look back at two buzzer‑beaters that have become touchstones of UConn basketball, examined by coaches, alumni and journalists.
Team Kekela’s triumph over EG10 in South Carolina marks the first national title for a Hawaii club and signals the state’s rising influence in youth basketball.
The Big East has named former MLB executive Tim Brosnan as its new commissioner, tasking him with strengthening the conference’s basketball brand, improving media deals and ensuring competitive stability amid shifting realignment pressures.
A preliminary injunction that extends eligibility for the 2022 NCAA class could allow former Michigan guard Roddy Gayle Jr. to rejoin the Wolverines, a move being considered by coach Mike Boynton Jr. as the team seeks backcourt depth.
Former MLB executive Tim Brosnan is set to lead the Big East Conference, a league riding the wave of UConn’s recent national championships but wrestling with a top‑heavy roster and the need for a stronger media deal.
Jada Eads, a former Seton Hall guard who suffered an ACL tear, has transferred to Tennessee to continue her basketball career, bringing experience and a commitment to rebuild the Lady Vols program.
The University of Dayton’s men’s basketball program is gearing up for the 2026‑27 season with a roster that looks entirely fresh, featuring nine first‑year players, six of whom transferred in, while three returning veterans bring prior experience.