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On September 3, 2026, UNC unveiled a coaching staff that mixes longtime Tar Heel insiders with seasoned mentors from the NBA and top college programs, aiming to honor the program’s championship legacy while injecting new recruiting philosophies.
Gonzaga University reveals its upcoming non‑conference basketball schedules, highlighting neutral‑site games in Seattle, a trip to Arkansas and exhibitions in Hawaii for the 2026‑27 and 2027‑28 seasons.
The Razorbacks will host Gonzaga on October 24, correct a date mix‑up, and face a slate of top teams that includes Memphis, Virginia, Indiana and Arizona.
Xaivian Lee's transfer to Gonzaga follows a complex NCAA eligibility fight, a Summer League appearance with the Cleveland Cavaliers, and a lawsuit that temporarily expanded his college eligibility.
Former Florida guard Xaivian Lee committed to Gonzaga after a brief stint with the Cleveland Cavaliers, a period marked by NCAA eligibility battles and a restraining order that could reshape player movement.
The university announced the addition of Douglas, highlighting his extensive scouting background and his role in a national championship staff at Duke.
Recent court decisions and NCAA rule changes are reshaping eligibility for college athletes, enabling some to return to play and raising questions about the future of amateur competition.
The University of New Mexico’s soccer team edged Northern Arizona 2-0 in a rain‑delayed opener, highlighting early chemistry under new leadership and setting the stage for a showdown with Gonzaga.
Tavion Banks helped Iowa reach the Elite Eight for the first time in 39 years before narrowing his transfer portal choices to Gonzaga, LSU and Mississippi State.
Fordham University’s men’s soccer program begins its 2026 campaign with two nighttime road games against Gonzaga and Santa Clara, historic first meetings that signal a new era for the Bulldogs.
Mark Few was celebrated in Springfield as the first Gonzaga head coach inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, a testament to his 773 wins, 28 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and a coaching philosophy centered on culture and community.
Doc Rivers was honored in 2026 for his coaching achievements, including a 2008 NBA title with the Celtics, and for his emphasis on unity among winners, as highlighted by his former stars Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
John Stockton’s NBA legend status and Mark Few’s 28‑year coaching reign converge in a historic Hall of Fame double induction, highlighting Gonzaga’s rise from obscurity to a national basketball force.
Mark Few’s induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame reflects a career built on belief, perseverance, and the transformation of Gonzaga University’s basketball program.
The 2026 Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony honored Elena Delle Donne, Candace Parker, and other trailblazers, highlighting their groundbreaking achievements and the enduring impact of women’s basketball.
The Wildcats will face Lithuania’s national teams and Ukraine in exhibition matches, guided by NBA veteran Domantas Sabonis and local players, as they blend new talent and aim for cohesion before the season.
The 2026 class of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame honored players, coaches, and officials whose careers reshaped the game, with emotional tributes that linked past milestones to future aspirations.
The 2026 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony honored a generation of trailblazers, from MVP champions to Olympic pioneers, cementing their place in the sport’s history.
Amar’e Stoudemire becomes the sole former NBA player inducted in 2026, while the Hall also celebrates WNBA legends and the 1996 Olympic gold team, as future eligibility debates swirl around Griffin, Iguodala, Rose, Paul and Westbrook.
The 2026 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony in Springfield, Massachusetts, will honor a diverse class of players, coaches, a referee and the 1996 U.S. Women’s National Team, with a broadcast on NBA TV and Fubo.
The 1996 U.S. Olympic women’s basketball team, led by Dawn Staley, will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, celebrating a legacy that reshaped the sport and paved the way for future generations.
After opening losses to Gonzaga and Idaho, the University of South Florida and Washington State gear up for their inaugural encounter, a test of resilience for coaches Chris Brown and his counterpart.
On August 15 at 7 p.m. ET, Springfield Symphony Hall will host the 2026 Hall of Fame ceremony, streamed live on NBA TV and Fubo, spotlighting the athletes, coaches and officials who have reshaped the sport.
The Ducks are adding 14 new players and retaining key goal‑scorers as they look to boost their attack and reduce pressure on defense before Thursday’s match against Portland State and the home opener versus Gonzaga.