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A civil jury in Alabama has ordered The New York Times to pay $9.25 million to former Alabama basketball player Kai Spears for a 2023 article that incorrectly placed him at the scene of a fatal shooting.
Michigan State mapped out official visits for its 2027 class, targeted top prospect Asa Montgomery, but he never arrived on campus, leaving coach Tom Izzo to pursue other options.
A civil jury in Alabama has held The New York Times liable for defamation, awarding former University of Alabama basketball player Kai Spears $9.25 million in damages after the newspaper incorrectly linked him to a fatal shooting.
Ryan Jenei, a former Oglethorpe University player and seasoned assistant coach, will transition to Tufts University in 2026, adding depth to the coaching roster.
Jaxon Kohler chose Brigham Young over Kentucky, Kansas and Louisville, joining a lawsuit‑driven wave of 2022 prospects while Kentucky eyes All‑SEC forward Mark Mitchell for a potential ranking boost.
Kentucky pursued Jaxon Kohler and Mark Mitchell to shore up its roster, but Kohler chose BYU and Mitchell's legal status remains unresolved, leaving the Wildcats to reassess their options.
A civil jury in Alabama has awarded former basketball player Kai Spears $9.25 million after finding The New York Times liable for a defamatory article that falsely placed him at the scene of a deadly shooting in Tuscaloosa.
A look at Trent Frazier’s path from New Zealand roots to starring roles in Russia and Italy, highlighting his recent contract with Virtus Bologna and statistical impact.
The inaugural TheLinkU Invitational will showcase women's and men's college basketball at Charleston's Credit One Stadium, featuring unique fan activities and a partnership between Beemok Sports & Entertainment and TheLinkU.
The inaugural TheLinkU Invitational will host an exhibition game between South Carolina women’s basketball and the College of Charleston on September 27, marking a new chapter for college basketball in the Lowcountry.
Texas Southern University announced the hiring of Corey Lowery, a seasoned coach with a proven record of success, to lead its men's basketball program and restore its championship tradition.
After a legal injunction cleared his eligibility, Jaxon Kohler chose Brigham Young University, bringing elite big‑man skills and a home‑state connection to the program.
The University of Virginia reveals its non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 women's basketball season, featuring early‑season tests, neutral‑site games and a mix of developmental challenges under new leadership.
Iowa will host Montana State on November 19 in the first-ever meeting between the programs, kicking off a challenging non‑conference slate.
After an eight‑week absence due to a left plantar fascia injury, Brittney Sykes made her long‑awaited return to the Toronto Tempo, delivering 15 points in 21 minutes and sparking optimism for a team battling a 12‑game losing streak.
Tony Felder Jr., a graduate assistant with a distinguished playing career, is set to contribute to New England College’s men’s basketball program in the upcoming 2026‑27 academic year.
After a high‑profile Zoom with Kentucky’s staff, Jaxon Kohler decided to stay home in Utah and sign with BYU, ending his pursuit of the Wildcats. The move follows a fifth‑year eligibility grant and highlights a reshaped Cougars lineup.
Jaxon Kohler, a 6‑foot‑10 center with a proven track record at Michigan State, commits to BYU, addressing a long‑standing need and enhancing the Cougars’ championship aspirations.
The University of Nevada, Reno is planning a $1 billion arena at Grand Sierra Resort for its men’s basketball team, but concerns about student transportation, attendance trends and the fate of the women’s program are shaping the decision.
After weighing offers from Kentucky, Kansas and Louisville, top transfer big man Jaxon Kohler has pledged to BYU for his final college season, a move made possible by a recent court injunction that grants him a fifth year of eligibility.
Duke Brennan, a fifth‑year transfer from Villanova, has signed with the University of Oklahoma, bringing double‑double production and rebounding dominance to the Sooners' 2026‑27 roster.
Reggie Holmes, a standout Morgan State basketball player from 2006 to 2010, will be celebrated in the 2027 MEAC Hall of Fame class, joining a select group of alumni whose achievements defined the university’s sporting legacy.
The latest roster blends seasoned internationals with fresh talent as the United States aims to top Group E and secure a berth in the 2027 FIBA World Cup.
Brandon Cerezola is set to bring his extensive coaching pedigree to the Valdosta State University women’s basketball program, where he will assume a role on the Lady Blazers’ staff.