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A recent court decision opens the door for fifth‑year athletes to return for another season, reshaping roster strategies across the country and putting BYU in the mix for a high‑profile recruit.
A recent court decision has unlocked a fifth year of eligibility for college athletes, prompting former Michigan State forward Jaxon Kohler to consider his next move, with BYU’s NBA‑style system emerging as a key factor
A temporary injunction from a Colorado federal judge gives Class of 2022 athletes an extra year of eligibility, a development that could reshape BYU’s frontcourt as the program seeks a stabilizing center.
A recent NCAA injunction makes 2022 high‑school graduates eligible for the 2023‑24 season, prompting BYU to target top big‑man prospects and reshape its roster under new scholarship and NIL constraints.
Coach Kevin Young’s latest recruiting win brings 6‑foot‑9 forward Jakub Urbaniak to Provo, a move praised for his rebounding, rim protection and shooting range, and intended to fill the void left by former post players.
After a victory over Wichita State’s AfterShocks in The Basketball Tournament, a chaotic push by Marcus Keene sent Jacob Hanna into Maggie Gehring, resulting in a broken nose, an open fracture and a broken septum that required emergency care.
A dramatic Elam Ending gave JHX Hoops a 64‑59 victory, but the night ended in violence when Marcus Keene shoved Jacob Hanna, sparking a brawl that injured a spectator and prompted a police investigation.
BYU is among the schools courting the nation's number‑one and number‑two 2027 prospects, a pursuit that could reshape the program's future.
A heated rebound dispute between Mario Chalmers and Rashard Kelly ignited a bench‑clearing brawl, resulting in the ejection of four KU players and five Wichita State players and leaving both squads with only six eligible players for the second half
The Cougars will square off with the Rebels in Sin City on October 24, a game that underscores both programs' histories and future plans.
Rookie forward Keba Keita delivers a standout performance in the NBA Summer League and channels his energy into a foundation aimed at building wells, schools and hospitals in Mali.
Robert Wright III shattered the Powder League scoring record with 101 points, a performance that underscores his role as a cornerstone for BYU’s quest to return to the NCAA Tournament.
The Basketball Tournament’s alumni bracket kicks off July 21, featuring former Wildcats stars led by Jordan Henriquez‑Roberts and Martavious Irving.
The NCAA’s recent eligibility changes and a court injunction have opened the door for graduate seniors like Jaxon Kohler and Australian prospect David Okwera to consider BYU, prompting the program to explore fresh frontcourt options.
Brigham Young University has released its full non‑conference basketball schedule for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting exhibitions, marquee matchups and a challenging conference roadmap.
The Cougars have announced a 14‑game non‑conference schedule that includes two exhibition games, a November 2 showdown with preseason top‑25 Ohio State, and a series of neutral‑site contests that could shape their NCAA tournament résumé.
Tyshawn Taylor, a former University of Kansas standout, now serves as general manager, assistant coach and player for the Jayhawks' alumni squad in The Basketball Tournament while also taking on a new assistant coaching role at IMG Academy in Florida.
Jakub Urbaniak, a Polish basketball player with professional experience in Poland and the senior national team, has signed with BYU, filling two open roster spots and adding depth to the post.
Jakub Urbaniak, a 23‑year‑old Polish basketball player, has pledged to join Brigham Young University, adding size, skill and defensive flexibility to the team.
BYU’s 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule features exhibition games against Nebraska and UNLV, high‑profile matchups with Ohio State, Northwestern, Utah State and San Diego State, and a potential clash with Arizona at the Maui Invitational, all aimed at building momentum before Big 12 play.
A detailed look at the Cougars’ schedule, highlighting key exhibition games, neutral‑site contests and strategic goals ahead of conference play.
The annual Sunflower Showdown continues as alumni squads Purple Reign and JHX Hoops meet in The Basketball Tournament, competing for a winner‑take‑all $2 million prize. The series begins Tuesday night in Manhattan, Kansas, with games scheduled in both Manhattan and Topeka, Kansas, and uses the Elam Ending to guarantee a decisive finish.
Rob Wright III’s 101‑point outburst and new captaincy position set the stage for a predicted surge in production and national recognition.
Chris Burgess explains how a blend of high‑profile opponents, metric‑driven selections and a Maui Invitational trip is designed to build a strong résumé for the Cougars ahead of the Big 12 season.