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A Charleston nonprofit organized a basketball clinic at Charleston Southern University, offering free food and conversations about faith to remind children they are loved.
Levi Ball reflects on his upbringing as a military child, his high school transitions, and his rise at Kennesaw State, where he blends faith, work ethic, and community role model qualities.
Three extraordinary basketball courts around the globe offer fans a chance to play amid breathtaking backdrops, turning travel into a slam‑dunk experience.
The upcoming trial of Deshawndre Washington, a former New Mexico State University basketball player, will address multiple felony sexual assault charges stemming from 2022 incidents. With two former teammates already secured plea deals, prosecutors prepare for a five‑day proceeding that could see Washington sentenced to more than two decades behind bars.
Laura Vilcinskas, a 6‑5 center from Belgium, will wear the Belgian jersey at the FIBA U18 Women's EuroBasket in Stockholm from August 1‑9. The TCU-bound freshman brings a strong rebounding pedigree and professional experience in the BNXT League, aiming to help Belgium qualify for the 2027 U19 World Cup.
John Gallagher reveals the signing of Dasean Lewis, a 5‑11 guard whose collegiate stats and high‑school accolades signal a bright future for Manhattan basketball.
Wake Forest announces its 2026‑27 women’s basketball non‑conference schedule, highlighting home games at LJVM Coliseum, key returning players, and a slate of road challenges.
The NCAA's five‑year eligibility model, effective 2026‑27, will alter roster construction for programs like Syracuse women's basketball, where Coach Felisha Legette‑Jack balances experience with fresh talent.
The camp, led by former All‑American athletes, will run August 8‑9 at Debaillon Park Pavilion, providing free basketball instruction, snacks and water for children aged 6 to 17.
The Razorbacks will meet the Bahamas in a BahaMar Summer League game on July 28, 2026, marking a milestone for Coach John Calipari and a test for a young roster.
The Razorbacks open their international exhibition schedule in Nassau, Bahamas, under a new coaching dynamic and a reshaped roster.
The Lopes will play two exhibition matches in Vancouver, British Columbia, against Canadian college opponents, marking their second overseas trip in as many years.
Shannon Sword joins Youngstown State's women's basketball staff, bringing a distinguished coaching pedigree and a history of championship success.
The university announced new hires that bring WNBA experience and a strong recruiting background to a program that finished last season with a 21‑12 record and postseason success.
Canisius University revealed a reshuffling of its men’s basketball staff, promoting Scott Galst and hiring Matthew Felsenfeld, bringing NBA and collegiate experience to the program.
Tennessee will host elite recruits Justin Wise and Chris Brown for official visits on Sept. 19, highlighting a competitive recruiting push that could reshape the roster.
Irene Noya Catoira, a junior forward for the Illinois Fighting Illini, combines international experience with a selfless approach, shaping the team’s depth and culture.
Syracuse’s men’s basketball team climbs to No. 47 in the latest national countdown, driven by defensive upgrades, new guard talent and the departure of a longtime coach.
Mark Scharnberg, a Cedarville University alumnus, created Iowa United to develop athletes beyond basketball, emphasizing character, faith, and community.
The league has released its full conference schedule, highlighting opening road trips, home openers and a series of matchups for the upcoming season.
The Hawkeyes will host Eastern Illinois at Carver‑Hawkeye Arena on November 5, 2026, marking the program's first meeting with the Panthers and kicking off a challenging nonconference schedule.
Victor Wembanyama traveled to Nanterre, France, to celebrate the rebirth of a local basketball hub, leading a skills clinic at the official opening of a refurbished court.
A group of 52 college basketball players, including former Kansas guard Jayden Dawson, have filed a lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s new eligibility rule that would end scholarship eligibility for the class of 2022 after the 2025‑26 season. The legal action seeks a temporary and permanent injunction to allow them to compete in the 2026‑27 season.
Antonio Pemberton, a 6‑foot‑1 scoring guard ranked No. 33 in the 2027 class, has trimmed his list to eight programs, keeping Tennessee among his finalists. With a 24‑point average and a championship run, the recruit’s next move could reshape the Vols’ backcourt.