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LSU's men's basketball team enters a challenging season with limited roster depth, facing powerhouse opponents and pivotal conference games that could shape its NCAA tournament fate.
A look at how the new NCAA eligibility framework is influencing Kentucky's pursuit of transfer wing Cade Tyson and the broader implications for the 2026‑27 season.
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff will host a charity basketball event on August 1, featuring former UAPB players, Arkansas natives and pro athletes. The game includes a youth showcase, giveaways, halftime entertainment and recognition of first responders, aiming to bring the community together.
The Southeastern Conference has announced the full 2026‑27 schedule, highlighting early‑season battles, a February clash with John Calipari’s Arkansas and a March finale against Florida.
The 2026‑27 Kentucky Wildcats basketball schedule has been released, highlighting a full SEC calendar, opening play at Oklahoma, and a home debut against Ole Miss. Coach Mark Pope, who is finalizing his roster and a vacant coaching position, knows that a successful season will determine his future in Lexington.
The University of Evansville women's basketball program is entering the 2026‑27 campaign with a new head coach at the helm, Ben Wierzba, who brings a fresh philosophy and a clear vision for the future.
Clay Holstad’s move to MLS side FC Dallas concludes a breakthrough season for Rhode Island FC, highlighting his impact on the team’s recent successes.
Head coach Will Stein announces a trio of quarterbacks — Kenny Minchey, Ty Bryant and Willie Rodriguez — to represent Kentucky at SEC Media Days, marking a distinct departure from his predecessor's approach and hinting at a revamped offensive identity.
In a tightly contested Alumni bracket semifinal, La Familia outscored Boeheim's Army 12-5 during the Elam ending to secure a 70-66 victory, ending the latter's title defense.
Following a first‑round loss in the 2025 College Football Playoff, Texas A&M is reshaping its offense with fresh leadership, key transfers and a focus on eliminating mental errors.
From Alabama's storied legacy to Georgia's modern dominance, the SEC's top programs blend history, talent, and fan fervor into a unique football culture.
After a NIT championship run, Auburn leverages recent recruiting‑calendar changes to add two 7‑footers, Narcisse Ngoy and Bukky Oboye, hoping to return to national relevance.
Kentucky’s head coach Mark Pope sees Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander’s traits in sophomore guard Alex Wilkins, a Furman transfer whose early performances hint at a promising future for the Wildcats.
Senior center Clara Strack returns to lead Kentucky's women's basketball team, combining elite shot‑blocking with a new emphasis on mental acuity and court vision.
The University of Kentucky’s new weight facility blends cutting‑edge performance tracking with a peer‑pressure model that encourages every athlete to improve.
From a high school standout in South Carolina to a six‑time All‑Star, Jermaine O'Neal's path was steered by a rare blend of candor and foresight from coach Rick Pitino, a influence that still resonates in basketball circles.
A standout athlete from Moeller High School must choose between a collegiate football career at the University of Kentucky and a professional baseball contract with the Cincinnati Reds, with a July 27 deadline looming.
The recent MLB draft has set the stage for a unique college career that blends football and baseball, raising questions about scholarship money, competition and the program’s future.
Newly appointed head coach Jay Eastridge outlines his long‑term preparation, player development focus, and collaboration with University of Kentucky staff as Bowling Green prepares for a March 2027 season debut.
The Washington Huskies are reshaping their 2027 recruiting class by courting elite talent like Ahmed Nur while expanding domestic pipelines.
Top quarterback‑pitcher Matt Ponatoski, a Gatorade Player of the Year, decides to enroll at the University of Kentucky rather than sign with the Cincinnati Reds after the 2026 MLB Draft.
From tight ends bound for Florida to five‑star recruits headed to Ohio State, the 2026 central Ohio senior class offers a glimpse into the next wave of college football stars
Andrew Harrison is set to compete in the TBT tournament in Lexington, missing his twin brother Aaron who is caring for his newborn daughter, while the team prepares for a best‑of‑three series against Louisville.
Andrew Harrison rejoins Kentucky basketball for the TBT tournament without his twin brother Aaron, who stays home with his newborn daughter. The former Wildcats stars reflect on their legacy, international career, and the added motivation of playing Louisville.