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Kerr Kriisa, a former University of Arizona basketball star, is alleged to have defrauded nearly $2.2 million by inventing false personas and promising repayment that never materialized.
Dubai Basketball announced the signing of guard Davion Mintz to a multi‑year deal, reinforcing its backcourt for the upcoming EuroLeague season.
Kansas State's interior defensive line is being rebuilt through a wave of transfers and fresh talent, as the program adapts to new eligibility rules and looks toward a promising future.
Entering his sixth season, head coach Josh Heupel faces a new quarterback and defensive questions as the Vols navigate a demanding slate that includes games from Furman to Alabama.
The Basketball Tournament opens Saturday in Lexington, Kentucky, featuring eight alumni teams, a $2 million winner‑take‑all prize, and a marquee matchup between Montrezl Harrell and Willie Cauley‑Stein.
The Basketball Tournament’s alumni bracket kicks off July 21, featuring former Wildcats stars led by Jordan Henriquez‑Roberts and Martavious Irving.
The Wildcats reveal a slate that includes traditional powerhouses and new opponents, with coach Travis Ford eager to return to Rupp Arena.
The University of Kentucky has nearly completed its 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule, adding two new opponents while retaining a slate of marquee games.
Michigan State is joining a growing list of elite schools courting Asa Montgomery, a highly rated small forward in the 2027 class, as recruiting circles buzz with anticipation.
La Familia edged The Ville 72-68 in a back‑and‑forth alumni battle, highlighted by a 14‑0 second‑quarter run and a late rally that fell just short.
A tightly contested game saw La Familia, a Kentucky basketball alumni squad, defeat The Ville, Louisville's alumni team, 71-68. The victory puts La Familia ahead 1-0 in the best-of-three series, with a second win guaranteeing a spot in the TBT quarterfinals.
The Ville’s comeback attempt fell just short as La Familia edged a 72‑68 victory, setting up a decisive Game 2 at Freedom Hall.
Lewis Uvwo, a highly ranked center in the class of 2027, talks about daily recruitment chatter, an offer from Kentucky and his defensive strengths.
Defending Class 2A champions Lexington Christian Academy return a host of standout players and three senior FBS commits, aiming to extend their success under a culture that prizes selflessness over trophies.
The Aggies open against Missouri State on Sept. 5, aiming to build on a historic playoff run while navigating a demanding conference schedule.
Tyler Bell's exit via a top‑10 draft pick forces Kentucky to replace a key infield presence with Ohio State transfer Lee Ellis, a move that could reshape the team's dynamics and pitching strategy.
At SEC Media Days in Tampa, Florida, Arkansas head coach Ryan Silverfield outlined his vision for rebuilding the program, emphasizing culture change, confidence in his 5‑1 record against conference opponents and a commitment to doing things the right way.
Despite ESPN’s Football Power Index forecasting losses at Michigan, Georgia, Texas and Texas A&M, the author argues that Oklahoma’s 2025 slate is far more winnable than the model suggests.
Five-star center Darius Wabbington is set to visit Chapel Hill this October, narrowing his college choices to a final six as the recruiting race heats up.
On his 21st birthday, University of Kentucky football star Trent DiGiuro was shot dead in Lexington. The killer, Shane Ragland, confessed to the crime years later, citing a bruised ego as motive. After serving eight years, Ragland’s life was forever altered by a subsequent accident.
A birthday celebration turned fatal when a University of Kentucky football player was shot on his porch, exposing a petty motive and a case that lingered for years.
A look at the standout offensive linemen from Greater Cincinnati, their college choices, rankings and the excitement surrounding their future careers.
From Connor Abercrombie’s multiple offers to Kris Scott’s growing list of suitors, the region’s elite linemen are making their college intentions known, and fans can vote for the best before the July 24 deadline.
A look at the standout high school defensive linemen returning for the 2026 season in Greater Cincinnati, their achievements, college commitments and the community poll that will name the area’s top player.