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The 1996 U.S. Olympic women’s basketball team, led by Dawn Staley, will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, celebrating a legacy that reshaped the sport and paved the way for future generations.
Davis Fogle, the Gonzaga Bulldogs’ sophomore wing, is entering the 2026‑27 campaign with the belief that he can transform from a reliable role player into a genuine star.
On August 15 at 7 p.m. ET, Springfield Symphony Hall will host the 2026 Hall of Fame ceremony, streamed live on NBA TV and Fubo, spotlighting the athletes, coaches and officials who have reshaped the sport.
The 2026 induction class celebrates a blend of WNBA pioneers, NBA coaching legends, and the gold‑medal 1996 U.S. Women’s National Team, highlighting careers that have defined eras of the sport.
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, will host its annual enshrinement weekend, celebrating nine new inductees, legendary coach Doc Rivers, and a host of returning Hall of Famers.
The Bulldogs welcome Javon Bennett and Chauncey Wiggins while facing eligibility challenges with Nathan de Sousa and Izan Almansa, shaping a crowded rotation for the upcoming campaign.
The 2026 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony will honor nine legendary figures, including the first women inductees, with a weekend of events that culminate in a televised ceremony at Symphony Hall.
Mark Few’s decades‑long tenure at Gonzaga elevated the Bulldogs into a perennial powerhouse, producing NBA stars and earning the admiration of coaching legends.
Gonzaga’s 2026‑27 squad combines returning stars with high‑profile additions, creating a frontcourt that rivals the nation’s best and a backcourt poised to compete for a Final Four spot.
Gonzaga University is set to reinforce its frontcourt this season with the addition of former Florida State forward Chauncey Wiggins, a move that underscores the Bulldogs’ intent to return to the upper echelon of college basketball
A federal judge in Colorado has cleared the way for 2022 high‑school graduates to claim a fifth year of college eligibility, a move that could alter next season’s marquee games and force powerhouse programs to rethink scholarship allocations.
A Colorado judge granted fifth‑year eligibility to the class of 2022, but tied the benefit to an April portal entry, leaving some players free to transfer while others, including Donovan Dent, remain restricted.
A Colorado court has granted 2022‑class student‑athletes an extra year of eligibility, while Gonzaga targets top transfer prospects to fortify its roster for the new Pac‑12 era.
Jalen Davis, a two‑time state champion, will visit Gonzaga, UCLA, Stanford, Iowa and Ole Miss this fall, focusing on program fit rather than monetary offers.
With Mario Saint‑Supery headed to Valencia, Gonzaga is evaluating sharpshooter Jordan Pope and playmaker Donovan Dent to fill the void, weighing shooting prowess against distribution needs.
A recent court decision allows fifteen men's college basketball players to extend eligibility, reshaping roster plans for Gonzaga as they seek a successor to Mario Saint-Supery.
Michigan State’s men’s and women’s teams will face Gonzaga in a doubleheader on December 19, 2026, at Acrisure Arena, with tickets going on sale July 15, 2026.
A December 2026 doubleheader will bring Michigan State and Gonzaga together in Palm Desert, highlighting major financial backing, coaching milestones, and ambitious non‑conference schedules.
Gonzaga’s backcourt will be without the freshman guard who helped shape its recent campaign, while Duke arrives with one of the deepest backcourts in the nation.
The trio brings NBA and college pedigree, aiming to sustain the United States' dominance in international basketball.
Mark Daigneault, JB Bickerstaff and Mark Few are set to assist Erik Spoelstra as the United States men’s basketball team prepares for another Olympic gold, building on a legacy of dominance and a recent championship run with the Thunder.
Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault will serve as an assistant for USA Basketball, alongside Erik Spoelstra, JB Bickerstaff and Mark Few, as the United States aims for a sixth consecutive Olympic gold medal.
Erik Spoelstra’s appointment binds him to USA Basketball through 2028, bringing a seasoned staff and a clear mission to defend five consecutive Olympic golds.
Mark Few, the celebrated Gonzaga coach, has been selected as an assistant for the United States men's national basketball team under Erik Spoelstra, preparing for the 2027 FIBA World Cup and the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. His extensive history with USA Basketball, recent Hall of Fame induction, and family ties to the sport add depth to the upcoming campaigns.