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Rich Kelly, a key contributor to UConn's 2024 national championship team, has left college basketball to assume a player development assistant position with the Boston Celtics, where he will work closely with the G-League affiliate and the team's leadership.
Freshman guard Aiden Derkack, celebrated for his competitive ‘dog’ spirit, joins a Dayton roster reshaped by nine newcomers, hoping to revive the program’s March pedigree.
Coach Kevin Willard discusses the team’s identity, the influx of transfers and freshmen, and the ambitious non‑conference schedule that includes a Rome showdown with Notre Dame.
The Rams' latest recruiting class blends home‑grown Virginia standouts with promising athletes from abroad, promising depth and diversity for the 2026 campaign.
Four-star combo guard Oneal Delancy pledges to the Houston Cougars, highlighting the program's culture, winning tradition and player development after a standout prep career.
Oneal Delancy, a four-star combo guard, pledged to the Houston Cougars, highlighting the program’s culture and player development as key reasons.
The University of Miami’s men’s basketball team is shaping up for the 2026‑27 season with a roster that mixes proven veterans, impactful newcomers and promising fresh talent.
After stints at Alabama, Michigan and Southern Methodist University, Sam Walters has signed with Troy University, bringing a blend of size, shooting accuracy and proven clutch performances to the program.
Louisville basketball has announced scholarship offers to five members of the Class of 2028, while keeping a close eye on several other rising juniors during the upcoming July live evaluation periods.
Syracuse University’s men’s basketball program is deep into its recruiting push for the Class of 2028 and the incoming 2029 cohort, with head coach Gerry McNamara and his staff actively courting some of the nation’s most coveted high school talents.
Top recruits navigate a crossroads between national‑stage academies and hometown schools, each weighing distinct advantages for their future.
Despite injuries and a coaching change, top recruit Lincoln Cosby decides to remain with Michigan and work under interim coach Mike Boynton Jr.
High school basketball stars, many of them Syracuse targets, have announced moves to elite prep schools across the United States as the 2026‑27 season approaches.
Trent Sisley, the only scholarship player from Indiana's 2025‑26 roster to stay, reflects on personalized coaching, early-season production and his focus on growth as the program welcomes new talent.
Trent Sisley, the only scholarship player from Indiana's 2025‑26 roster to remain, is focused on personalized training and future growth with the Hoosiers.
Xavier Skipworth, a 6‑foot‑6 guard/forward and five‑star prospect, is transferring from Bullis School to Montverde Academy, bringing a highly anticipated recruiting class that includes Isaiah Hamilton, Jaylen Shepherd and Chudier Yak.
Oregon’s basketball program is making moves on multiple fronts, from NBA Summer League participation to courting elite 2028 prospect Isaiah Hamilton, as the Ducks aim to bolster their roster for future seasons.
TJ Bamba will join the Denver Nuggets in the NBA Summer Leagues, bringing a blend of defensive prowess and college experience, while Oregon recruits high‑profile prospect Isaiah Hamilton, who is set to transfer to Montverde Academy.
Syracuse University’s basketball program has secured a commitment from Isaiah Clarke, a 6‑foot‑7 forward from Canada, after a standout season with CIA Bella Vista, a school that captured the high school national championship this past April.
The latest 247Sports national rankings for the 2028 class highlight a strong Syracuse presence, with multiple high‑profile recruits already earning offers as the new coaching regime pushes aggressively for talent.
Returning scholarship player Trent Sisley is guiding freshmen like Vaughn Karvala, sharpening his defense, strength and quickness, and embracing a leadership role despite fluctuating minutes.
The Terrapins have added 13 new faces, including five transfers and eight freshmen, to shore up positions and inject depth as they chase another NCAA tournament berth
The Terps welcome a 13‑player class spanning four continents, featuring standout recruits from Ghana, Uganda, France, Canada, Panama and the United States, aiming to elevate competitiveness and locker‑room standards.
Dillon Mitchell, a 6‑foot‑8 wing who excelled at Texas, Cincinnati and St. John’s, was chosen with the 40th pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. The Celtics see a path to develop his shooting while leveraging his defensive skill set.