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Campbell University announced the addition of Adam Hepker to its coaching roster, highlighting his extensive playing and coaching background, including a NAIA national title and multiple conference accolades.
Former MidAmerica Nazarene head coach Adam Hepker has been named an assistant under Jimmie Williams at Campbell University, bringing a decorated playing and coaching background to the program.
The Buckeyes opened their summer camp to reporters, featuring interviews with key players and new assistant coach Mike Wells.
A revamped Ohio State squad, bolstered by increased NIL funding and key returning players, aims to compete at the top of the Big Ten this season.
After a season of early conversations and AAU exposure in Memphis, LJ Smith has chosen to join Ohio State a year ahead of schedule, a move that could reshape the team's lineup and bolster its championship aspirations.
L.J. Smith, a five-star combo guard ranked No. 5 in his position and No. 25 overall, announced his reclassification to the 2026 class and his commitment to Ohio State. His arrival brings a proven scoring record from Oak Hill Academy and a suite of other high-profile recruits and transfers.
The high‑rated prospect announced his decision on Instagram, bringing a top‑10 recruit alongside Anthony Thompson and reshaping the team's backcourt after the departure of Bruce Thornton.
Ohio State’s men’s basketball program showed a marked turnaround in the 2025‑26 season, finishing with a five‑win stretch that included upsets over No. 24 Wisconsin and No. 8 Purdue. The Buckeyes capped the year with a Big Ten Tournament victory over Iowa and a hard‑fought battle against Michigan in the NCAA Tournament, signaling that the team is moving beyond its recent struggles.
LJ Smith, a 6‑4 combo guard ranked No. 28 nationally, will play for Ohio State this season, adding depth to a backcourt that already features top prospects.
LJ Smith, a five‑star guard who reclassified to the 2026‑27 freshman class, pledged to Ohio State, bringing elite talent and a historic recruiting achievement to the program.
The new assistant coach arrives after stints at several high‑profile programs, bringing a record of conference titles and player development.
Ohio State’s men’s basketball team has arrived on campus and begun summer workouts, revealing a 13‑player roster that blends returning players, transfers and freshmen, with detailed height, weight and jersey number information.
Mark Bialkoski has been appointed assistant coach at Buies Creek, bringing extensive experience from George Mason, Maryland, Charlotte and other programs, with a focus on player development and a winning culture.
After a first‑round NCAA Tournament exit last year, Ohio State is bolstering its lineup with transfer portal additions, a highly touted freshman class, and returning standouts, all in pursuit of a stronger Big Ten campaign.
After a medical redshirt season at Mercyhurst, Emilis Butkus arrives in Buies Creek with a proven scoring record and the versatility to stretch the floor and guard multiple positions.
VCU and Saint Louis shared the conference crown last year, but a wave of departures and newcomers sets the stage for a competitive 2026‑27 campaign.
A look at the Buckeyes’ anticipated lineup, key newcomers and the roles they are expected to play in the upcoming season.
John Agnau, a 6'5" guard, has transferred to Campbell University, bringing a strong scoring record and a family‑first mindset to the Camels.
The Colonial Athletic Association has released its conference slate for the upcoming season, detailing matchups for Campbell University's Camels, including a balanced home‑and‑away slate and broadcast details on FloCollege and CBS Sports Network.
John Mobley Jr. will return for his junior year, bringing back a key offensive weapon while the team adds several high‑profile transfers.
Sentinel Moore, a 6‑9 forward from Oklahoma City, has officially signed with Campbell University, continuing a trajectory that began at Anderson University and now aims to bolster the Camels' roster.
The Fighting Camels announced the addition of 6‑foot‑7 forward Ben Ritger, a redshirt sophomore whose three‑year stint at Lee University ended with a 46% field‑goal percentage and a season‑high 33‑point outing.