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Paige Bueckers discusses Apple TV’s documentary on UConn’s dynasty, highlighting the struggles, teamwork and coach‑player tensions that lie behind the program’s 12 championships.
The Hoosiers announced a 13‑game non‑conference slate, highlighted by a home opener against Florida Gulf Coast and a series of road tests against national powerhouses, as coach Teri Moren looks to rebuild after a missed postseason.
A data‑driven assessment of Utah’s roster upgrades, defensive metrics and coaching pedigree suggests the Utes could climb into the middle of the Big 12 and secure an NCAA Tournament berth next season.
Indiana University will welcome UCF to Bloomington on December 12, 2026, in a non‑conference clash that highlights a challenging schedule for both programs.
A ribbon‑cutting ceremony unveiled the freshly renovated John R. Thompson Jr. High School in Washington, D.C., a building that now bears the name of the Hall of Fame Georgetown basketball coach.
Seton Hill University has named Nick Volchok as its new women's basketball head coach, bringing a proven record of championship building and player development to the program.
Brianna Murphy has been named the new head coach of Carroll University’s women’s basketball program, tasked with building on recent conference and NCAA Tournament achievements while emphasizing academic and community values.
Virginia Tech reveals its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, featuring home games, rivalries and a high‑profile matchup against Tennessee.
Fisher College announces the hiring of Aaron Calixte, a seasoned point guard with stints in college and professional leagues abroad, to lead player development and bolster the program ahead of the upcoming season.
Siena University will bring together basketball supporters, new coaches and community traditions in a series of events at Saratoga Race Course and MVP Arena this August and October.
Luke Mattson rejoins Northern Michigan University as an assistant coach, leveraging a track record of conference titles, NCAA Tournament appearances and player development that spans collegiate play, AAU leadership and multiple coaching stops.
A deep roster blending experienced upperclassmen with a talented freshman class positions the Illini for a strong campaign, with Quentin Coleman poised to shine under reduced pressure.
Miki Berkovich, once a dominant force on the court, now battles dementia, relying on family and friends for daily care while making few public appearances.
Milwaukee’s head coach Bart Lundy announced the elevation of Will Glisky to Director of Scouting and Analytics and Cooper Janicki to Director of Basketball Operations, underscoring their growing impact on the program.
Nathan de Sousa, a 23‑year‑old French point guard, is poised to arrive in Spokane this week to bolster Gonzaga's lineup, but his NCAA eligibility remains under review as the Bulldogs navigate a turbulent offseason.
After four successful stints, Bill Foy is back as head coach of Ranger College’s women’s basketball program, aiming to rebuild on a legacy of winning and community impact.
After stints as a coaching intern, scout and assistant, Nick Lorensen is back at Queens University of Charlotte, where his leadership helped the Royals achieve historic milestones in men’s basketball.
The WNBA’s lack of a formal transgender participation rule has left Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White ineligible for the upcoming draft, while Sophie Cunningham’s remarks and fan demonstrations highlight a growing cultural clash.
The Aggies will open the season at home before embarking on a series of road challenges, including matchups with USC, BYU and a California tournament, before concluding the nonconference portion against Utah Valley, Weber State and Idaho.
The WNBA issued a strong statement condemning Enes Kanter Freedom’s recent actions, calling them publicity stunts and rejecting any outside pressure that seeks to dictate league processes
UC San Diego Athletics announced the addition of Treysen Eaglestaff, a fifth‑year scholar‑athlete, to its men’s basketball roster, highlighting his proven scoring ability and fit within the program’s ambitious Division I transition.
Clemson Tigers guard Dillon Hunter will reprise his role in the 2026‑27 campaign after a court‑ordered fifth year of eligibility, a development tied to a broad legal case in Georgia. His statistical contributions and prior transfer portal intentions are examined alongside coverage by sports writer Tia Reid.
The Kansas men’s basketball team must navigate a court‑imposed stay that blocks broad eligibility for the Class of 2022, requiring individual lawsuits for players such as Tre White and Melvin Council Jr. Frontcourt depth becomes a priority as the squad seeks to bolster its roster before non‑conference play.
A 20‑year‑old guard from South Carolina delivered the decisive scoring and shooting numbers that propelled Canada to an 83‑53 final victory over Mexico, guaranteeing the nation a place in the 2028 Olympic qualifying tournament.