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Sam Alexis, a standout former Indiana University basketball forward, has signed on to compete for the Hoosiers in the 2026-27 FISU America Games in Peru, while navigating NCAA eligibility rules that could grant him a fifth season.
Georgia’s head coach Kirby Smart emphasizes winning games, tackling roster challenges and shaping the future of the SEC amid NIL pressures.
The Central College women's basketball program has been honored for the fifth consecutive year by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, posting a 3.36 team GPA and celebrating multiple academic all‑conference selections.
Keyshawn Hall, a former Auburn forward, has been granted a fifth season of eligibility after a preliminary injunction cleared the path for an additional year of college basketball. Having navigated four different programs — UNLV, George Mason, UCF and Auburn — Hall built a résumé that includes a junior season in which he topped the Big 12 in scoring at UCF and earned third‑team SEC honors last year. His statistical consistency is underscored by averages of more than 16 points and at least seven rebounds per game over the past three seasons, a track record that has not gone unnoticed by NBA franchises. After the 2026 NBA Draft, Hall signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Miami Heat and appeared in five Summer League games, using the platform to showcase his versatility. The NBA Summer League experience has added a professional dimension to his game, but the forward remains focused on leveraging the NCAA’s 5‑for‑5 rule to maximize his college impact. With most 2026‑27 rosters already filled, Hall faces a crowded market, yet programs that need a seasoned frontcourt presence could find a fit in his skill set. Coaches and analysts alike point to his ability to stretch the floor and rebound aggressively as qualities that could address gaps in upcoming lineups.
The Southeastern Conference is exploring a breakaway from the NCAA, sparking debate over its on‑field performance, political lobbying, and the potential reshaping of college sports.
The NCAA has adopted a series of equipment, safety and gameplay modifications that will affect Division I men’s and National Collegiate women’s ice hockey starting in the 2026‑27 and 2027‑28 seasons.
Old Dominion University will face Virginia Commonwealth University in an exhibition basketball game on October 17, 2026, at Chartway Arena, reigniting a rivalry that dates back to the late 1960s.
Wichita, Kansas, will host the 2027 National Intercollegiate Wheelchair Basketball Championships at Newman University, alongside the 2027 National Beep Baseball Association World Series and NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship Opening Round in 2027 and 2028.
The Cavaliers enter preseason camp hopeful for a playoff push, but a thin defensive line and the loss of standout players cast a shadow over their prospects
The 2026‑27 college basketball season opens with a historic game in Rome, featuring a 76‑team NCAA Tournament field. As programs navigate coaching changes, roster overhauls and health concerns, fans brace for fresh narratives and unexpected outcomes.
With 14 players already locked in, the University of Wisconsin men's basketball program is seeking a 15th addition before the fall semester, targeting a sizeable frontcourt presence amid international scouting and eligibility uncertainties.
At SEC Media Day, Kirby Smart outlined his priorities for the Bulldogs' 11th season, emphasizing winning, addressing the NIL era, and preparing for a potential championship run.
Texas Tech University has rebranded its football stadium as Galaxy Stadium under a 15‑year, $75 million agreement with data‑center firm Galaxy, a move aimed at shoring up a rapidly expanding athletics debt.
The team posted a 3.36 GPA, with seven players earning academic all‑conference honors and four receiving All‑District recognition.
Eight recent Missouri basketball graduates competed in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City, delivering standout performances that could shape their free‑agent prospects.
Five former Missouri basketball players participated in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, showcasing their skills for potential free agent deals.
The NBA Summer League in Las Vegas served as a proving ground for recent Missouri graduates, with standout stats and contract talks emerging across multiple teams.
Le Moyne College will host Kentucky on Dec. 13 and Syracuse on Dec. 16, 2026, after both opponents posted strong NCAA tournament finishes. The team returns six of its top seven scorers, aiming to measure its progress against higher‑profile competition.
Rising senior Dilin Meloni talks about his dual life as a nuclear science and engineering major, a soccer captain, and a voice for all 33 varsity teams through the Student Athlete Advisory Council.
The long‑standing rivalry between the University of Virginia and Old Dominion women's basketball teams is being renewed with games scheduled for November 2023 in Norfolk and a return trip to Charlottesville in 2027, sparking nostalgia for a series that once defined early college basketball.
While Michigan, Purdue, Michigan State and Wisconsin grapple with coaching changes and roster losses, Illinois emerges as a national contender, bolstered by veteran talent and a strong recruiting class.
Oklahoma's baseball team captured the College World Series title, a feat that galvanized the football squad and redefined the university's athletic narrative.
The University of Alaska Anchorage’s men’s hockey team begins its 46th season at home against the NCAA champion Denver Pioneers, coached by local star David Carle, as the program navigates a challenging slate of games and a revamped coaching staff.
The USC women's basketball program is deepening its defensive focus during an eight‑week summer camp, aiming to translate that intensity into a championship run.