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Lee Volker, a former Marquette standout, is set to continue her professional journey in Germany with Syntainics MBC, bringing a blend of skill, leadership, and adaptability honed over a decorated college career.
Washington’s men’s basketball program has announced the hiring of DeAndre Haynes as an assistant coach, a move that brings a decade of proven leadership to the Huskies’ bench.
The university announced a series of appointments and promotions that reflect a continued investment in its basketball program.
Wisconsin’s men’s basketball team will open its preseason with an exhibition game against UW‑Green Bay on October 15 at the Resch Center. The contest is part of a broader schedule that features a football clash at Lambeau Field, a volleyball exhibition, and high‑profile basketball road trips.
After a 12‑19 season and the departure of head coach Austin Parkinson, the Butler Bulldogs are pinning hopes on veteran coach Maria Marchesano and a revamped roster featuring returning sisters Nevaeh and Saniya Jackson.
The Butler Bulldogs women's basketball team faces a pivotal transition as head coach Austin Parkinson departs and only sisters Nevaeh and Saniya Jackson return. New head coach Maria Marchesano, a former Bulldog player, assembles a blend of transfers and fresh talent, aiming to restore competitiveness.
After a quiet split with Marquette, Haynes will help shape the Huskies' next season, alongside new international recruits Tristan Devers and Wini Silva-Braga, while veteran Jerry Hobbie heads to TCU.
CBS Sports' early Big East rankings place UConn at the summit, highlighting a potent backcourt led by Silas Demary Jr. and Braylon Mullins while noting frontcourt instability and key transfer additions.
The league's revenue‑sharing model and strategic player moves have positioned the Big East as a top contender in next season's national picture.
UConn begins its summer session on Monday, tackling an ambitious schedule that includes a rematch with Michigan and a gauntlet of top‑ranked opponents, while integrating eight new players and seeking the right lineup to chase a fourth Final Four in five years.
UConn begins summer workouts under high expectations, navigating a tough schedule, new additions, and the task of integrating eight newcomers while finalizing a starting five.
Texas women's basketball coach Vic Schaefer confronts a major rebuilding challenge after three key players left his program, yet he remains committed to his proven methods as he aims to return to the Final Four.
Marquette’s 12‑game unbeaten run meets Litchfield’s near‑perfect record in a sectional final that will decide a Super‑Sectional berth.
A 23‑10 record and NCAA Tournament berth set the stage for a roster overhaul, new transfers and cautious optimism for the upcoming campaign.
After a fifth‑place ACC finish and an NCAA Tournament berth, Virginia Tech confronts a reshaped roster, blending returning star Carleigh Wenzel with new transfers Alyssa Latham and Natalee Goff, while Coach Megan Duffy seeks the next difference‑maker.
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.
Colton Crowdis, a 6‑4 point guard from Toronto, commits to Marquette after narrowing his choices to St. John’s and Providence, bringing elite 3‑point shooting and playmaking to a team reshaped by departures and new acquisitions.
Colton Crowdis, a 6‑foot‑4 Canadian guard, has pledged to play for Marquette University, bringing four years of eligibility and a post‑graduate background to the program.
Colton Crowdis, a 6‑4 Canadian point guard, has pledged to join Marquette for the fall of 2026, bringing versatility and depth to the program.
Aki Collins, now player personnel director for Maryland basketball, discusses the challenges of modern recruiting, the impact of booster funding, and the growing influence of NIL agents as he looks toward a potential national championship.
Penn State announced the hiring of Dwayne Stephens, a coach with extensive Big Ten experience and a personal tie to the university.
Former Western Michigan head coach Dwayne "DJ" Stephens is set to bolster Penn State's basketball program with his elite recruiting network and championship pedigree.
With eleven players already pledged and a handful of high‑profile additions, the Cardinals are shaping a roster that could rank among the nation’s most talent‑laden.
A record seven players arrive via the transfer portal, marking a dramatic shift in Tennessee's recruitment strategy and promising a new era of competition.