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Duke Brennan, a double‑double averaging big man, has chosen Oklahoma over Ole Miss and USC, bringing elite production and an extra year of eligibility to the Sooners' frontcourt.
The annual Elite Camp, led by head coach Celeste Stewart, offers skill development and competition for girls in grades eight through twelve.
The sudden termination of veteran radio voices Kevin Collins and Josh Maurer after nine seasons has ignited a debate over Luke Murray’s readiness and the role of Boston College administrators in the purge.
Arizona’s preseason journey in Europe got off to a tough start, dropping a 99‑88 decision to Lithuania’s developmental side despite a strong second‑half push.
Alanna Smith’s comeback after a season‑long injury has given the Dallas Wings a defensive anchor and scoring threat, a development the franchise counted on to jump‑start its 2026 campaign.
Evans Barning Jr., a 6‑7 forward who did not play for West Virginia in the 2025‑26 season, has signed with Navarro College for the 2026‑27 JUCO season, freeing a scholarship spot after Brenen Lorient's return.
Axle Logistics, a Knoxville-based freight brokerage, will become the first official jersey-patch sponsor for both Tennessee men's and women's basketball teams under a five-year agreement that ties branding to student-athlete influencer marketing and highlights the company's growth and strategic focus on talent pipelines.
A court injunction restores Jaxon Kohler’s eligibility, sparking a recruitment battle among Kentucky, BYU, Louisville, and Kansas, while Michigan State opts to move on.
Senior athlete Caroline McBride is shifting from St. Bernard to Holly Pond, bringing championship experience, mentorship, and a faith‑driven mindset to lead both volleyball and basketball teams toward state championships.
The River Hawks will face a rigorous lineup of opponents, from Boston College to Georgetown, before entering conference play that could position them for a playoff run.
After three seasons with the Spartans and a transfer to NC State, Tre Holloman is pursuing a fifth year of eligibility through a court injunction, drawing interest from several mid‑major programs as he seeks a new destination.
Holy Cross University announced Nick Dicciani as its new assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting his extensive background in player development, scouting and data‑driven coaching.
Temporary court orders in California and Oklahoma allow the experienced center to remain with the Cowboys while his legal case proceeds, potentially adding depth to the frontcourt next season.
Rutgers Prep has named Will Abrams as its new head coach for the boys' basketball team, continuing a tradition of internal promotion after Matt Bloom stepped down. Abrams brings a deep playing and coaching pedigree, a recent sectional title, and a roster poised for another deep run.
Tulane's men's basketball team returns to the Fort Myers Tip-Off in November 2026, marking its first appearance since 2018 and setting up key games against Georgia State and Davidson.
Boston Celtics owner Bill Chisholm explains why he needed convincing to trade fan‑favorite Jaylen Brown, the financial constraints that drove the move, and the lasting impact on loyalty.
After a quiet freshman season without game action, Evans Barning Jr. has moved on to Navarro College, closing the final link of the 2025-26 WVU roster.
Jalen Suggs will lead the first men’s Basketball Without Borders ‘Next Up’ camp in Istanbul, part of the program’s 25th‑anniversary celebrations and a stepping stone toward NBA and WNBA All‑Star events.
Montana State University announced a four‑year extension for head coach Matt Logie, keeping him at the helm through the 2029‑30 season and positioning the program for a strong campaign.
Kenny Noland, a point guard from Columbia University, has committed to the University of Michigan, bringing a fresh infusion of talent to the Wolverines' roster.
The first ever Tobacco Road Classic will pit the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill against North Carolina State in Greensboro, marking the first regular‑season meeting of the two programs since 1979 and highlighting the impact of the ACC's schedule reshuffle.
Coach Niele Ivey discusses her coaching philosophy, community commitment, and the upcoming Rome opener against Villanova.
The league’s 30th season has been overtaken by debates over transgender participation, with athletes, coaches and fans caught in a culture‑war firestorm that overshadows basketball.
The Huskies will face Baylor in the first-ever Seattle Holiday Classic, a night of basketball that also features Washington State and Seattle University, with a unified ticket for both contests.