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After a standout junior season that earned him All‑WCC honorable‑mention honors, former LMU star Jevon Porter is set to rejoin the Lions for the 2026‑27 campaign, bringing a blend of scoring, rebounding and shot‑blocking to a roster eager for continuity.
Over the past week, a wave of transfers and returns has reshaped rosters across the nation, with standout athletes pledging to new or familiar homes ahead of the 2026-27 season.
Former Missouri forward Jevon Porter, whose career has been defined by moves, injuries and legal battles, now seeks a final season at Loyola Marymount while his eligibility remains in doubt.
A Missouri defensive tackle’s legal win opens the door for a fifth year, highlighting the controversy over the NCAA’s new age‑based eligibility framework.
A temporary restraining order has cleared the way for Sterling Webb to play in the 2026 season, leveraging recent NCAA eligibility changes and ongoing lawsuits that challenge longstanding eligibility restrictions.
Former Missouri football player Sterling Webb has sued the NCAA to regain a fifth year of eligibility for the 2026 season, challenging a new age‑based rule that will not be applied retroactively. The case is part of a larger legal push involving several Mizzou alumni, and it comes as Webb eyes a rookie minicamp with the Buffalo Bills.
With the 2026 schedule on the horizon, Missouri’s football program looks to build on an 8‑4 regular season in 2025. Insiders highlight standout players, upcoming matchups and the latest NBA transitions for former Tigers.
A group of college basketball players, led by former Missouri forward Jevon Porter, have filed a lawsuit seeking an additional season of eligibility, arguing that the NCAA’s new age‑based rules should be applied retroactively.
Donovan Dent, a veteran point guard with a history at New Mexico and UCLA, has announced his intention to return for a fifth year of college basketball. He is joining a California injunction to secure eligibility under the NCAA's new '5-in-5' rules, while Gonzaga emerges as a leading destination, offering a starting role, a strong roster and significant NIL opportunities.
Five former Missouri Tigers alumni navigated the 2026 NBA Summer League with performances that ranged from promising to underwhelming, highlighting both potential and challenges.
Jacob Crews, a former Missouri basketball standout, has inked a professional contract with Donar Groningen in the Dutch‑Belgian BNXT League, bringing his scoring prowess and championship ambitions to Europe.
After a six‑year college journey that included two seasons at the University of Missouri, Jacob Crews has agreed to a professional contract with Donar Groningen, a BNXT League team in the Netherlands.
Eight recent Missouri basketball graduates competed in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City, delivering standout performances that could shape their free‑agent prospects.
Five former Missouri basketball players participated in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, showcasing their skills for potential free agent deals.
The NBA Summer League in Las Vegas served as a proving ground for recent Missouri graduates, with standout stats and contract talks emerging across multiple teams.
Five former Missouri Tigers basketball players entered the NBA 2K27 Summer League in Las Vegas, Nevada, with notable performances and an ongoing eligibility battle for Shawn Phillips Jr.
A look at how injuries, inconsistent play and a summer‑league invitation signal the end of Jevon Porter's college career, while his relatives continue to shape Mizzou's basketball narrative
A legal complaint filed this week seeks an injunction that would grant an additional season to athletes whose eligibility expired before the NCAA’s new five‑year rule took effect.
Coban Porter is set to rejoin Metropolitan State University of Denver basketball after an early prison release for a drunk‑driving crash that killed Kathy Limon Rothman. His planned advocacy on impaired‑driving education contrasts sharply with the enduring grief of the victim's family and ongoing community debate.
Former University of Denver basketball player Coban Porter, who served time for a fatal 2023 DUI crash, is set to resume his collegiate career at MSU Denver, pledging to use his platform to combat drunk driving and honor the victim’s memory.
The Tigers have finalized their 2026‑27 roster, adding five‑star talents and navigating departures as they chase a deeper tournament run.