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The BIG3 returns to Detroit on June 27, 2026, with the DMV Trilogy hosting the Chicago Triplets at Little Caesar’s Arena. A look at recent performances, key players, and broadcast details.
The BIG3’s second week of games lands in Detroit, featuring a marquee matchup and a slate of redemption stories.
Four‑star recruit Neimann Lawrence pledged to Texas, extending a five‑year streak of Florida talent choosing the Longhorns and highlighting Coach Sarkisian's expanded recruiting strategy.
The BIG3 will bring its eight franchises to Detroit this summer, featuring high‑profile players, a hometown Detroit Amps showdown, and an open practice in Warren.
Four hundred forty‑five student‑athletes from Stevens Institute of Technology were named to the Winter and Spring Middle Atlantic Conference Honor Roll, maintaining a 3.20 GPA or higher and representing a wide range of sports.
Tyler Alexander, a top defensive line prospect, pledged to the University of Texas, bringing a No. 8 recruiting class boost and highlighting the impact of recruiter Kenny Baker and head coach Steve Sarkisian.
Top senior players from Hillsdale County will compete in an all‑star baseball game at Hillsdale College, featuring coaches Brian Stroble and Kody Hodshire, standout pitchers, catchers and hitters, and a community‑wide celebration of local talent.
Ferrum College announced the hiring of Kevin Paustenbach as Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach, placing him under Head Coach James Johnson. His extensive background spans multiple institutions and includes family ties to the campus.
Craig Meyer’s recent list of the 13 worst coaching hires in college basketball over the past 26 years spotlights five ACC failures, including Matt Doherty, James Johnson, Jeff Bzdelik, Kevin Stallings and Kenny Payne, while highlighting the controversy around Will Wade’s NC State stint and broader calls for a commissioner.
Three‑star safety James Johnson will visit Lincoln in June, bringing high‑ranked talent to a Nebraska class already positioned in the national top 20.
NC State has invested over $1 million in its top three assistant coaches, marking the first time any assistant has earned more than $400,000 annually.
After a distinguished playing and coaching career, James Johnson is back at his alma mater to lead the Panthers, bringing decades of Division I experience and a recent conference seed to the program.
James Johnson, a 1993 Ferrum graduate and former Panthers star, is named head coach, succeeding Patrick Corrigan as the program eyes a move to Division I in 2026.
James Johnson, a Ferrum basketball alum and seasoned coach, is back to lead the struggling program, bringing his playing legacy and recruiting expertise to spark a new era.