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The Wildcats enter the new campaign with only Tyler Perkins confirmed as a returning starter, while departures of Duke Brennan, Devin Askew, Bryce Lindsay and others reshape the lineup, and new additions aim to fill the gaps.
A recent appellate ruling pauses a nationwide class‑action injunction that had shielded athletes from loss of eligibility, affecting several college players who relied on the Colorado case.
Construction is advancing at the Rock Creek Entertainment District as Oklahoma prepares a multi‑use arena that will host both men’s and women’s basketball, with roster upgrades and an operator selection milestone on the horizon.
Duke Brennan, a fifth‑year transfer from Villanova, has signed with the University of Oklahoma, bringing double‑double production and rebounding dominance to the Sooners' 2026‑27 roster.
Tavion Banks helped Iowa reach the Elite Eight for the first time in 39 years before narrowing his transfer portal choices to Gonzaga, LSU and Mississippi State.
Duke Brennan, a 6‑foot‑10 center with a career‑high double‑double average, has signed with the Oklahoma Sooners, adding depth and experience to the team’s frontcourt.
Duke Brennan, a double‑double averaging big man, has chosen Oklahoma over Ole Miss and USC, bringing elite production and an extra year of eligibility to the Sooners' frontcourt.
A recent court decision grants Darrion Williams a fifth year of eligibility, reshaping his path toward the NBA draft while Texas Tech prepares for a transformed roster.
North Carolina is reshaping its roster under first‑year coach Michael Malone, who is aggressively pursuing forward Duke Brennan for the 2026‑27 campaign.
The National Association of Basketball Coaches revealed its annual Honors Court list on July 15, honoring athletes who distinguished themselves in the classroom during the 2025‑26 season.
From the streets of Abuja to the practice gyms of Philadelphia, Nico Onyekwere is carving a path toward his first official college appearance while embracing a family atmosphere at Villanova.
The Wildcats secure a 7‑foot‑3 Italian center, adding size and experience to a revamped roster that experts predict will rank among the nation's top 25.
Carter Fisk announced his commitment to Villanova on June 3, joining a recruiting class that already includes Adam Oumiddoch. The Wildcats are also pursuing 7‑foot‑3 forward Luigi Suigo, who faces a June 13 deadline to withdraw from the NBA Draft.