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The Basketball Tournament announces a $2 million prize, a new 16‑team format split between alumni and non‑alumni brackets, and a Las Vegas showcase that builds on record‑breaking viewership and attendance.
Clemson secures its fourth transfer commit, David Fuchs, a former San Francisco standout bringing 12.7 points and 7.8 rebounds per game to a program that has posted four straight 20‑win seasons.
A'ja Wilson's latest scoring milestone, Allisha Gray's consistent output, and surprise performances from newcomers defined the first week of WNBA action.
The New York Knicks have surged into the Eastern Conference Finals for the second consecutive year, driven by former Marquette standout Tyler Kolek. Their perfect playoff record when he plays, combined with strong contributions from Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, faces a Cavaliers squad led by Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and James Harden.
Top draft prospect Keaton Wagler discusses his experiences at the NBA draft combine and his preferences for potential NBA destinations.
From 1921 to 1943, the Mercer County Tournament shaped local basketball, with Aledo’s 17 titles and a wartime cancellation that left a lasting imprint.
This summer, former Louisville and Kentucky basketball stars will meet again in The Basketball Tournament, facing off in a best‑of-three series that begins in Lexington and concludes in Louisville, with a $2 million prize awaiting the winner.
From the 1987‑88 championship‑contending squad to the Buddy Hield‑led 2015‑16 team, Oklahoma’s basketball history is marked by dominance, legendary coaches, and NBA‑caliber talent.
The latest wave of player movements sees powerhouse programs bolstering their lineups while rebuilding teams seek fresh talent, setting the stage for a competitive season ahead.
Theo Edema, a top-ranked center, chose St. John’s over Maryland, prompting the university to address a thin frontcourt while its track and field team celebrates new records and a soccer forward heads to Indiana.
Pending board approval, Nicke Smith is set to become the new head coach of DeSoto (TX) Eagles, bringing a proven championship pedigree to a team that has struggled to make the playoffs in recent seasons.
Jimmer Fredette’s son declares AJ Dybantsa the greatest BYU player ever, sparking a conversation that juxtaposes the legend of Jimmer Fredette’s career with the bright future of a rising NBA prospect.
The Basketball Tournament announces The Ville’s participation in 2026, highlighting a reduced field, a $2 million prize and a new best‑of‑three structure that pits Louisville alumni against Kentucky’s La Familia.
Indiana University has made its inaugural scholarship in the 2029 class to Mason Grivna, a Louisville-born center whose early high school stats and travel‑circuit performance have positioned him among the nation’s most coveted prospects.
The Twin Lakes Boys and Girls spring basketball camps will be held Monday to Wednesday, open to children from kindergarten to seventh grade, featuring returning coaches and a tiered schedule with discounts for families.
Veteran player Jamal Crawford, now a color analyst for NBC Sports, reflects on his journey from the hardwood to the broadcast booth, his secret catchphrase, and his excitement about the New York Knicks' playoff prospects.
The University of Tennessee has secured veteran big man Christian Fermin from Virginia Commonwealth University and point guard Terrence Hill Jr., a move that could finally break the program's Elite Eight barrier.
Several Division I programs in Rhode Island announced offseason transfers, marking the end of a busy portal cycle and setting the stage for next season's competition.
A new gas and convenience store in Kohler, Wisconsin, will bear the name Big Joe’s Fuel & Go, commemorating the life and career of basketball legend Joe Wolf.
Theo Edema, a 7‑foot four‑star recruit, announced his commitment to St. John's University and will reclassify to the 2026 cycle, sparking excitement across the college basketball landscape.
Smith’s impressive record at Kimball positions him to revitalize DeSoto’s basketball program after years of postseason drought.
The Atlantic Coast Conference entered the 2026‑27 offseason as a laboratory for the transfer portal, with four of the league’s seven elite transfer classes originating from within its borders. This analysis maps each team’s biggest gains, most painful losses and the key gaps that remain as the new season approaches.
The early stage of the FIBA-backed BCL Asia-East 2026 group phase delivered five standout moments, from DJ Cooper’s 19-assist milestone to the Broncos’ decisive victory, setting the tone for a competitive season across Southeast Asia.
The final Recruiting Services Consensus Index has been released, revealing where Indiana’s newest signees land and how the national rankings are built.