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After a injury‑marred freshman season, Jeremy Fears Jr. decides to return for a redshirt junior year, aiming to lead Michigan State to a title while NBA teams show interest.
Indiana has not signed a center from high school since 2020, a gap that has shaped coaching decisions, impacted tournament appearances, and now fuels a search for a long‑term solution.
Yaxel Lendeborg’s selection by the Golden State Warriors marks the culmination of a collegiate career defined by dominance over Michigan State and a draft‑night twist involving his former coach.
Despite a 67th national ranking, Michigan State’s recent hires and player developments suggest potential upside for the upcoming season
After a season‑ending injury, Jeremy Fears Jr. chooses to remain at Michigan State, where his elite playmaking and recent 26‑point performance have NBA scouts excited and championship dreams alive.
The first night of the 2026 Moneyball Pro‑Am summer league in Holt, Michigan highlighted the emergence of freshman guards Jasiah Jervis and Carlos Medlock Jr., the athletic resurgence of point guard Jeremy Fears Jr., and the physical growth of returning sophomores, setting an optimistic tone for the upcoming season.
Utah State University announced the hiring of Thomas Kithier as an assistant coach and video coordinator, highlighting his diverse background in player development, analytics, and rebounding improvement.
The University of Alaska Anchorage announces Michael Bazemore will lead its athletics department starting July 19, reporting to Vice Chancellor Tanya Pont.
Since 1947, the NBA Draft has produced a parade of No. 1 overall selections, many of whom honed their games at top collegiate programs. This article traces the schools and high schools that have supplied the league’s most coveted first‑overall talents, spotlighting Duke’s six picks, the Cavaliers’ record six selections, and the rise of phenoms like Cooper Flagg.
The Los Angeles Kings will host their annual Development Camp from June 29 to July 2 at the Toyota Sports Performance Center in El Segundo, California, featuring prospects, guest coaches and mentorship from former Kings players.
A wave of high‑profile commitments signals a transformed recruitment cycle, with standout players choosing colleges amid evolving eligibility frameworks.
With the traditional Letter of Intent gone, programs are scrambling to secure elite talent late in the cycle, leading to a flurry of pledges across the nation.
The 2026 slate for Penn State sidesteps several recent powerhouses, giving the Nittany Lions a comparatively gentle path through the conference.
After a limited freshman season, highly-rated defensive tackle Derrick Simmons is expected to see expanded playing time in 2025, leveraging physical growth and roster changes to make a significant impact.
With Nick Marsh gone and Chrishon McCray leading the slot, recruit KK Smith from Notre Dame is poised to become the Spartans' top pass-catcher in East Lansing.
Leadership changes, a new revenue arm and the shadow of a struggling football team have placed Michigan State at a crossroads.
Alabama announced the hiring of Noah Fisher, a former player and coach with experience at Louisville, Georgia Southern and several other programs, to lead the development of its tight ends.
Michigan State hockey relies on its centers to replace Charlie Stramel and Tiernan Shoudy, and incoming freshman Jack Hextall is poised to make an immediate impact.
With Dusty May gone and Will Wade targeting a compact, star‑driven squad, LSU is navigating a complex transfer market while preparing for the upcoming season.
The Wild are targeting top talent like Dylan Larkin while navigating a depleted farm system and limited draft assets.
Four-star defensive lineman Ohimai Ozolua has committed to Michigan State, was ranked No. 50 among defensive linemen, and received an invitation to the Military Appreciation Bowl in Frisco, Texas, to be played in December at the Ford Center.
Twin brothers Liam and Markus Ruck, top WHL scorers, have committed to the University of North Dakota for the 2027‑28 season, bringing elite skill and NHL draft buzz to the Fighting Hawks.
Four-star defensive end Ohimai Ozolua, committed to Michigan State in April, has been selected for the Military Appreciation Bowl at the Ford Center, where he will join other top prospects in a game honoring the armed forces.
Duke’s 2026‑27 non‑conference slate includes a first‑ever meeting with Washington State, set for Nov. 21 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California, alongside contests with Michigan, Michigan State, UConn, Georgia, Illinois, Florida and Gonzaga.