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Shah Hall, a 6-10, 240-pound center from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, arrived in Fayetteville for an official visit, marking a key step in Arkansas' effort to bolster its frontcourt for the upcoming season.
Duke enters the 2026‑27 season as a national title favorite, while North Carolina navigates a new coaching era and roster overhaul.
North Carolina’s basketball program is undergoing a major rebuild under new head coach Michael Malone, who has bolstered the team with international frontcourt talent and a proven scorer.
Top prospect Caleb Wilson, celebrated for his two‑way brilliance, is projected as a top‑four pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, sparking excitement across the basketball world.
Denise King, a seasoned coach with two decades of collegiate experience, has been appointed assistant coach and director of leadership and player development for the University at Albany women's basketball program.
After leading her high school team to three consecutive state tournaments and earning back‑to‑back all‑state honors, Tylie Brodina has pledged to play basketball at Minot State University. Her decision reflects a blend of familial ties and a desire to follow her own instincts.
The school announced the appointment on June 9, bringing an insider with a proven track record to the helm of the girls basketball program.
The Great Danes announce the hiring of Denise King as assistant coach, highlighting her extensive coaching background and commitment to player growth.
The school announced Peters' appointment on June 9, filling the vacancy left by Barth’s April departure after a 35‑2 championship season.
The San Antonio Spurs defeated the New York Knicks 115‑111 in a defensive battle at Madison Square Garden, highlighted by Victor Wembanyama’s 32‑point performance and a disruptive Spurs defense that limited the Knicks’ ball movement.
The Big Ten announced the full conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, outlining a nine‑game home slate for Nebraska that includes marquee matchups, key returning players and new transfers.
Nate Green, a cornerstone of Indiana State basketball, will see his No. 4 jersey retired on December 6, joining an exclusive list of alumni who have left an indelible mark on the program.
An in-depth look at the Ducks' 2025-26 campaign shows a potent offense and a defense that still has room to grow, setting the stage for a deeper NCAA tournament run.
Carter Nilson, a 6‑5 wing from Gonzaga Prep, has pledged to join Gonzaga’s 2026‑27 roster, continuing a family legacy while bringing depth to a team entering its first Pac‑12 season.
Incoming freshman Jordyn Jackson will represent USA Basketball in the U18 AmeriCup event in Irapuato, Mexico, facing Argentina, Mexico and Paraguay before the championship game on June 15.
A recent court ruling has allowed Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby to play in 2026 despite NCAA sanctions, prompting a wave of reactions across college sports and setting the stage for potential meetings with Tennessee.
A'ja Wilson's latest performance cements her place as the WNBA's most prolific scorer, surpassing legends and redefining offensive expectations.
Top prospect Caleb Wilson is expected to be a first‑round pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, drawing early buzz for his two‑way style and potential to anchor a future championship contender.
The event, hosted by Greyson Clothiers, Champions Circle and True North Golf Club, will feature autograph sessions, photo opportunities and the 2026 NCAA men’s basketball championship trophy.
Kingston Thomas, a three‑star basketball recruit, will spend his senior season at La Lumiere in Indiana, prompting a roster overhaul for East Lansing and reshaping the state's Mr. Basketball conversation.
Columbia University’s women’s basketball team welcomes Mary Ashley Stevenson, Chloe Dix, Mathis Dritz and Chloe Vella, each bringing unique backgrounds that Coach Megan Griffith believes will elevate the program’s pursuit of continued excellence.
Head coach Kendall Cogburn oversees a camp that blends fundamentals with teamwork, while recent graduates and incoming freshmen share their experiences.
Despite lacking official stats and postseason eligibility, Hannah Simmon has attracted multiple Division I scholarship offers through AAU performances and camps, while honing her game under a dedicated trainer and alongside her sister.
Freshman outfielder Drew Grego earns second‑team Freshman All‑American recognition, while Brad Fischer joins the Nebraska women’s basketball staff, prompting a nostalgic look at the Cornhuskers’ past football glory.