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The FIBA 3x3 Europe Cup 2026 is set to unfold in Antwerp, Belgium, as the latest Power Rankings place Germany at the summit, driven by Fabian Giessmann, while Serbia, Latvia, the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Lithuania, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Estonia and Ireland populate the field, promising a tournament filled with upsets and surprise performances.
33‑year‑old Greek international Thomas Walkup has been secured on a multi‑year contract with Dubai Basketball, bringing EuroLeague championship experience and elite defensive skills to a roster already crowned ABA League champion.
The last round of the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 European Qualifiers will be played on August 31, featuring twelve nations vying for the final spots in Qatar. Key player matchups and roster adjustments highlight the upcoming contests.
The Wolverines overcame an 11-point halftime deficit to defeat Mega Superbet 84-81 in Serbia, but the early exit of freshman Brandon McCoy raises questions for the remainder of the overseas tour.
Freshman forward Brandon McCoy Jr. collapsed during a fastbreak in Croatia, prompting teammates and coaches to escort him off the court. The injury casts uncertainty over his role in Michigan's upcoming campaign.
With Gianni Infantino absent and his future uncertain, UEFA’s member federations gather in Monaco to discuss a controversial revenue‑sharing proposal, while speculation swirls around Paris Saint‑Germain’s Nasser al‑Khelaïfi as a possible successor.
The inaugural NBA Europe qualifiers will feature eight clubs competing for two direct slots, driven by performances in the FIBA Basketball Champions League and domestic leagues, notably the Lithuanian Basketball League.
The University of Michigan men’s basketball team will face Mega Superbet in Dubrovnik on August 27, using the matchup and two Lithuanian contests to develop players and assess depth while key athletes recover from injury.
Two Michigan freshmen detail how trust-building with the new coaching staff, continuity of strategy, and personal motivations have solidified their commitment to the Wolverines.
A look at how Michigan and Arizona’s overseas preseason schedules are exposing strengths and vulnerabilities ahead of the new college basketball season.
Michigan Wolverines dropped their first two exhibition games on a nine‑day tour, losing to Lithuania's national team and B team while key players nursed injuries and limited minutes.
Jonas Valanciunas has publicly denounced the Lithuanian Basketball Association for organizational chaos, questioning its handling of schedules, communication, and leadership, while hinting at a possible return if reforms are implemented.
Michigan fell 82-77 to Lithuania's National B Team in Utena, with key performances from Elliot Cadeau and J.P. Estrella, before turning focus to a upcoming match against Mega SUPERBET in Croatia.
Michigan lost 82‑77 to Lithuania's B team, dropping to 0‑2 on their European tour. The game exposed both the potential and the growing pains of a young Wolverines lineup.
Michigan led at halftime but collapsed after the break, with Lithuania's experienced team exploiting age and depth advantages.
The Wolverines fell 96-84 to Lithuania in their opening game of a European tour, with key players sidelined and a backcourt battling fouls.
Michigan opened its overseas campaign with a 96-84 defeat to Lithuania's national team, highlighting both the potential and the challenges of a young, inexperienced roster.
The Wildcats closed their Lithuanian Tour with a 88‑74 victory, highlighted by Kharchenkov’s scoring and a paint‑centric offense that will carry into upcoming events.
The Wolverines will play three exhibition games in Europe, using the stint to evaluate replacements for injured guard L.J. Cason, assess the eligibility of recruit Kenny Noland, and integrate fresh big men into a defense that lost key contributors.
Boston College announces the addition of Jared Jordan, Andre Berry, Gilvydas Biruta, Chris Mastrangelo and Charlie Weisberg to its men's basketball coaching staff, highlighting their diverse backgrounds and professional achievements.
The Wildcats overcame an early deficit and a mixed Lithuanian lineup to win 88-74 in Alytus, with Ivan Kharchenkov leading the scoring and a rematch already scheduled for September.
The Wolverines face a complex eligibility landscape while preparing for an international preseason tour, with coach Mike Boynton Jr. keeping the door open for a potential comeback by Rodny Gayle Jr.
The Wildcats bounced back from a 99-88 defeat with a 107-85 win over Ukraine, showcasing better teamwork, shooting efficiency and resilience despite off‑court setbacks.
The Wolverines embark on a 10‑day European tour to Croatia and Lithuania, using exhibition games and extra practices to strengthen chemistry, experiment with lineups, and integrate a wave of newcomers while navigating injuries.