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The Washington Mystics opened the 2026 season with a 2-1 record, driven by a talented young core and dominant paint play, but faced setbacks that highlighted areas for development.
Multiple thefts, a scam, and an aggravated assault with a firearm were reported in several North Shore municipalities, while neighboring communities recorded no major incidents.
Bradley Central High School announced Jody Adams as its new head basketball coach, replacing Jason Reuter. Adams, a Tennessee native and former Lady Volunteers star, brings over 30 years of coaching experience and a record of championship success.
UCLA announced the addition of forwards Filip Jovic and Sergej Macura, guards Jaylen Petty and Azavier Robinson, joining returning stars and incoming freshmen.
Huascar Cuevas Lozano, a guard from Santo Domingo, has signed with FIU men's basketball after stints at Wagner and Daytona State, where he earned conference honors and represented his country at the FIBA 3x3 U18 World Cup.
Turpin High School announces Tim Monahan as its new head coach, replacing Connor Roberts, bringing a record of 216 wins and a history of championship success.
Tim Monahan, a celebrated coach with a record of 216 wins at McNicholas High School, has been named Turpin High School's new head boys basketball coach, pending board approval.
The Mountain West Conference has seen a flurry of movement in the transfer portal this offseason, with 81 players from the league electing to explore new destinations. Of those, 47 have already secured transfers, reshaping rosters across the ten‑team circuit.
Iker Martinez, a 7‑0 center from Mexico, has pledged to Syracuse University, adding international flair and interior presence to the Orange's roster.
UCLA will field a new group of transfers, each with proven college production, as the program looks to build on recent momentum.
The latest power rankings highlight USC's title potential, Michigan's Final Four outlook, Iowa's transfer boost, and a host of other storylines shaping the Big Ten women's basketball landscape.
Marcus Moller, the 7‑foot‑3 Danish center who signed with Michigan in November 2025, shared on Instagram that he is cancer‑free after a January 2026 diagnosis, thanking supporters and confirming his summer arrival on campus.
Masai Ujiri’s willingness to consider college coaches such as Todd Golden and Dusty May has sparked both excitement and concern among fans, while the Mavericks’ recent coaching shake‑up signals a bold new direction for the franchise.
Purdue basketball will headline the Fort Myers Tip‑Off in November 2026, entering a Beach Division that includes DePaul, Oklahoma and Pitt, while the program eyes a fifth consecutive multi‑team event win.
Syracuse University's new frontcourt features four centers from Mexico, Mali, the United States, and Italy, each bringing unique skills and defensive energy under head coach Gerry McNamara.
After a 3‑1 edge for Gonzaga, the two schools have mutually agreed to end their scheduled series through 2028, opening the door for new matchups and strategic planning.
Virginia’s combination of stifling defense, aggressive offensive rebounding and a refreshed shooting lineup could finally translate into a championship push.
LSU coach Will Wade's signing of former NBA prospect RJ Luis Jr. ignites a clash over NCAA eligibility, with critics and defenders laying out starkly different views.
The University of Kentucky and Gonzaga University have called an early close to their marquee nonconference matchups, ending a series that began in 2022 and spanned multiple cities across the country.
Florida State guard Robert McCray V is gearing up for the 2026 NBA Draft after a breakout All-ACC season, with a scheduled workout for the Golden State Warriors and the potential to secure a two-way contract.
The University of Kentucky and Gonzaga University have called off the final two contests of their scheduled six‑game series, a move that frees both programs to reshape their future nonconference calendars.
Beau Redstone, a CSUB basketball legend, assumes a new leadership role to strengthen alumni engagement, community ties, and the student‑athlete experience.
The two schools will meet for the first time in program history over the next two seasons, featuring a historic opening game in St. Louis and a return contest in North Carolina.
La Salle University announced the signing of 6‑10 forward Jay Nelson Mboudjika, a Cameroonian prospect who chose the Explorers over several other programs