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Ashlyn Koupal, a senior from Wagner, South Dakota, has been named Miss Basketball after an outstanding high school career, becoming the first South Dakota girl to play in the McDonald’s Allstar Game and committing to the University of Nebraska.
Gonzaga has extended an offer to DeMarcus Henry, a top 2027 prospect, as the Bulldogs navigate a crowded recruiting landscape.
The university announced the latest additions to its men's and women's basketball squads, highlighting the players' backgrounds, statistics, and eligibility status.
The Coldwater Board of Education has approved Malorie Rzepka as the new varsity girls basketball coach, succeeding Ken Smoker. Meanwhile, Union City has hired Josh Vick to lead its Chargers program, bringing extensive coaching experience.
Victor Wembanyama delivered a career‑best performance, logging 41 points and 24 rebounds in 49 minutes as the Spurs edged the Oklahoma City Thunder 122‑115 in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals.
Alabama’s star freshman Amari Allen is weighing a return to college after his NBA draft stock moved to the second round, a decision that could reshape the team’s prospects next year
LSU announced the commitment of guard Austin Nunez, a redshirt junior who topped his previous team with 9.8 points per game, alongside a quartet of additional transfers and a revamped coaching cadre.
Illinois has quietly become a magnet for NBA‑ready guard talent, with three of its alumni hearing their names called in the first round of the draft since 2024.
LSU adds guard Austin Nunez to its roster for the 2026‑27 campaign, bolstering depth and defensive intensity with a proven track record across multiple programs.
A.J. Pierre-Jerome, a standout forward from East Orange, New Jersey, has pledged to join the University of New Mexico Lobos basketball program for the 2026‑27 season, bringing size and experience to a team that now boasts eleven committed players.
JJ Crawford, the top 2029 recruit, trains under his father Jamal Crawford while modeling his game after NBA stars, eyes Kentucky's emerging program, and aims to surpass his father's achievements.
Victor Wembanyama delivered a career‑high 41 points and 24 rebounds to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a 122‑115 double‑overtime victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals.
From the Magic's search for a new bench boss to the Clippers' lingering uncertainty, a handful of under‑the‑radar developments could reshape player values ahead of the 2026‑27 fantasy season.
University of Minnesota Duluth appoints Bonnie Jensen and Brynn Olson as new assistants, bringing a blend of playing experience and coaching expertise to the Bulldogs' program.
Brigham Young University reveals a wide range of season ticket prices, from $210 to $2,360, as the program leverages NIL deals and elite recruiting to fund its roster and compete in the Big 12.
Nick Ankenbruck transitions from a long‑standing assistant role at Homestead to head coach of Wayne boys basketball, bringing state‑championship experience and a proven track record.
The Hawkeyes have offered RJ Evans, a 6‑foot‑5 forward in the 2029 class and son of former NBA player Reggie Evans, a scholarship that reflects both his lineage and his rising stock in the national recruiting landscape.
From August 14 to 23, the University of Arizona men's basketball team will travel to Lithuania for a series of high‑profile exhibition matches, marking a milestone for both programs.
After a lower‑leg surgery and a crowded roster, Raleigh Burgess chose to redshirt, using the time to refine his game and inject infectious energy into Purdue's title‑contending squad.
Raleigh Burgess opts to redshirt, using the season to heal and refine his game, positioning himself to bolster Purdue’s championship aspirations and reshape its frontcourt dynamics.
Elijah Gertrude and Silas Barksdale, key role players for the Virginia Cavaliers, are expected to provide a spark off the bench and a front-court anchor, respectively, as the team aims to climb back into contention.
The Premier Valley Basketball League is expanding to twelve teams and roughly 120 players, with games every Sunday at Wellsville High School, featuring food trucks, a $5 admission fee, and professional videography. Organizer Jaimon Edison hopes the model will spread to women's leagues and other sports.
After a distinguished playing career, Jacob McEnroe is set to lead the Warriors, succeeding Sol Batoon and promising continuity for players and families.
Rutgers will face St. John's in a charity exhibition at Madison Square Garden, marking the third meeting in four years and offering both programs a preview of their revamped squads.