
Babacar Sane’s Legal Fight Over NCAA Eligibility
A New York Supreme Court order allows Babacar Sane to remain on the court for St. John’s as the NCAA reassesses his eligibility for the 2026‑27 season.
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A New York Supreme Court order allows Babacar Sane to remain on the court for St. John’s as the NCAA reassesses his eligibility for the 2026‑27 season.

The University of Colorado Boulder will host an NBA preseason game between the Denver Nuggets and Utah Jazz on October 4, with former standout KJ Simpson participating and tickets going on sale September 10.
After a three‑year run with the Florida Gators, where he contributed to a SEC regular‑season title and an NCAA tournament run, Micah Handlogten is heading to Ole Miss for a fifth‑year eligibility season.
After helping Florida clinch the SEC title and reach the NCAA Tournament’s Round of 32, forward Micah Handlogten is set to transfer to Ole Miss, where he will begin a fifth year of eligibility in late February.
Micah Handlogten's pledge to Ole Miss is complicated by lingering eligibility questions that could be resolved only by a court decision or a restraining order against the NCAA.
Micah Handlogten, a 7‑foot‑1 center from North Carolina, has pledged to Ole Miss but faces a uncertain path due to NCAA transfer rules and potential litigation.

The NCAA’s new five-year eligibility model has ignited a cascade of court rulings, conference bans and roster crises, leaving programs scrambling to field eligible lineups for the upcoming season.

A recent ESPN poll ranks Memphis Grizzlies’ Cameron Boozer as the leading rookie expected to drive winning in the 2026‑27 NBA season, while Washington Wizards’ first‑overall pick AJ Dybantsa receives only one vote amid questions about his scoring efficiency.

A Louisiana court has granted RJ Luis Jr. a temporary injunction allowing him to play for LSU while he remains under NBA contracts, sparking a broader conversation about eligibility rules in college basketball.

A Louisiana judge has granted a preliminary injunction that allows RJ Luis to play for LSU in the upcoming college basketball season, ending a saga that involved an NBA draft, a two‑way contract and NCAA eligibility disputes.

Jaxon Kohler, a forward who secured a fifth year of college eligibility through a recent court injunction, announced his commitment to Brigham Young University, promising to bolster the Cougars' roster for the 2026 season.

A five‑star center prospect is on the brink of announcing his college choice, with BYU and Kentucky locked in a tight race.

Kansas basketball is scouting the transfer portal for a frontcourt upgrade, and the name most frequently whispered in the hallways of the university is Jaxon Kohler. A Utah native who spent two seasons at Michigan State before a stint in the NBA Summer League with the Utah Jazz, Kohler brings size, rebounding grit and a proven track record that aligns with the Jayhawks’ need for depth. His potential landing spot, however, is not set in stone; BYU has emerged as the frontrunner, a development that intensifies the ripple effect on the Cougars’ own roster. Enter Keba Keita, the Malian forward who has already entered the portal after two seasons at BYU in which he started every game, averaged more than seven rebounds and shot above 67% from the field, and posted a career‑high 1.8 blocks per game. Keita’s defensive skill set could be a boon for Kansas, but his arrival would also crowd a frontcourt already strained by injury; Paul Mbiya is slated to return as a reserve, while Christian Reeves’ shoulder surgery has delayed his debut. Adding to the mix, Mihailo Mušikić, a committed Jayhawks big man, is currently ineligible, leaving the coaching staff to weigh the merits of Keita, Mbiya and Reeves for the limited minutes available. Coach Bill Self has hinted that the competition for the center spot will be decided on merit, meaning the best performer among the three will earn the role, a scenario that could reshape the team’s interior dynamics. If Kohler ultimately commits to BYU, the Cougars could see a reshuffling that might jeopardize Keita’s return to Provo, a twist that underscores how transfer portal moves are increasingly intertwined across programs.

A court injunction restores Jaxon Kohler’s eligibility, sparking a recruitment battle among Kentucky, BYU, Louisville, and Kansas, while Michigan State opts to move on.

RJ Luis, a former St. John's star and Big East Player of the Year, has taken the NCAA to court to obtain a fifth season of eligibility for 2026‑27, with a key hearing set for August 24 in Baton Rouge.

Recent injunctions have granted several former Florida Gators players additional eligibility, reshaping recruitment dynamics and summer league performances as they consider their 2026‑27 collegiate paths.

Coach Tom Izzo says Michigan State will not pursue additional players despite a court decision that could permit former athletes like Jaxon Kohler to return for a fifth season.
Kansas basketball coach Bill Self praised Darryn Peterson’s performance in the NBA summer league, noting his potential despite health issues. Peterson, a 2026 NBA Draft second overall pick, averaged 20.2 points and 4.2 rebounds in college. Self highlighted Peterson’s ability while acknowledging his inconsistent shooting.
Kansas head coach Bill Self praised Darryn Peterson’s performance in the NBA summer league, noting his adaptability and shooting prowess while acknowledging the health challenges that shaped his college season.
Walter Clayton Jr. returns to Lake Wales to run his first youth basketball camp ahead of his second NBA season with the Memphis Grizzlies, reflecting on his rookie year and outlining his goals for future growth.

Kentucky Wildcats are pursuing Jaxon Kohler, a fifth‑year forward eligible after a court ruling, as he weighs options between Kentucky, BYU, Kansas and a possible return to Michigan State.

A federal judge in Colorado has cleared the way for 2022 college basketball athletes to reclaim a lost season, affecting Florida’s Denzel Aberdeen and NBA Summer League alumni Xaivian Lee and Micah Handlogten.

Victor Wembanyama and Nikola Jokić dominate the top of early fantasy rankings, while LeBron James' move to the 76ers and Jalen Johnson's triple‑double surge reshape draft strategies.

The 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule pits the Blue Devils against Tennessee and Kansas, highlighting a Kansas team reshaped by departures and built around five‑star freshman Tyran Stokes.