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The University of Cincinnati men's basketball program has ended its association with Jizzle James, citing unauthorized use of team materials, and is moving forward with new recruits for the next season.
ESPN’s Myron Medcalf forecasts a win range of 17 to 22 for the Bearcats, with a first‑round NCAA Tournament exit at the ceiling, while the program seeks to revive its tournament tradition under new leadership.
The Minnesota Gophers have scheduled one of the most demanding non‑conference slates in recent memory, lining up five Power Five opponents to sharpen their résumé ahead of March.
General manager Corey Evans evaluates the final pieces for the 2026‑27 Cincinnati Bearcats, focusing on the possible arrival of star wing MJ Collins while navigating new NCAA eligibility rules.
The NCAA’s new five-year eligibility model has ignited a cascade of court rulings, conference bans and roster crises, leaving programs scrambling to field eligible lineups for the upcoming season.
The Cyclones lost point guard Killyan Toure to injury and must contend with a league increasingly dominated by fifth‑year seniors recruited by powerhouse programs.
A stay granted by the Tenth Circuit has paused federal protections for Class of 2022 athletes, leaving Cincinnati’s standout guard MJ Collins on the sidelines as courts prepare to rule.
The 2026 college basketball season is being shaped by a wave of transfers that has turned the portal into a headline generator, with top prospects swapping schools in search of the perfect fit.
The Cincinnati Bearcats opened their Baha Mar Summer League schedule with a 110‑63 win over Victoria, highlighting efficient shooting, a forced 32 turnovers and a host of standout performances.
The University of Cincinnati's men's basketball team is now composed solely of transfers, reflecting the growing influence of name, image and likeness opportunities. The roster includes players from a wide range of schools and will begin its foreign schedule with exhibitions in the Bahamas before the regular season.
A recent Ohio injunction grants extra eligibility to fifteen college basketball players, sparking a national legal fight that could reshape roster rules and prompt federal action.
A wave of lawsuits filed by 2022 college basketball players contests the NCAA's new age-based eligibility criteria, prompting coaches across the country to weigh the risks and opportunities of adding affected athletes.
The Bulldogs face a thin point‑guard roster as they await NCAA clearance for Nathan de Sousa, while a recent Ohio court decision grants extra eligibility to 15 players, opening the transfer portal for potential reinforcements like Javon Bennett and Malik Moore.
The University of Cincinnati's men's basketball team is preparing for international games in the Bahamas and exhibitions in the fall, including a match against Ohio State. New transfers Tyler Tejada and Adlan Elamin are adjusting to the team, adding significant height and skill. Assistant Coach Johnny Hill, who joined from Utah State, will serve as the defensive coordinator.
The NCAA is contesting a court decision that grants an additional season of eligibility to fifteen college athletes, citing concerns about the judge’s connections to the schools involved.
A recent injunction allows 15 athletes, including standout guard MJ Collins and forward Kolby King, to extend their college careers by a fifth year, bolstering the University of Cincinnati’s upcoming roster.
A temporary injunction granted by an Ohio judge allows 15 Division I basketball players to return for an additional season, highlighting a growing legal front against the NCAA's new eligibility framework.
The University of Cincinnati’s basketball program is entering a pivotal phase as third‑week summer workouts under new head coach Jerrod Calhoun take shape, emphasizing unity and teamwork while preparing for an August trip to the Bahamas.
Former Dayton Flyers guard Javon Bennett and 14 other student‑athletes have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s revised five‑year eligibility rule, arguing it unfairly limits competition and earnings.
Former Dayton Flyers guard Javon Bennett and 14 other student‑athletes have sued the NCAA over its age‑based eligibility model, arguing that the new five‑year rule unfairly restricts game participation and earnings potential.
A group of college basketball athletes has sued the NCAA in Hamilton County, Ohio, claiming the association’s recent eligibility overhaul unfairly curtails their playing time and earnings potential.
Fifteen Division I basketball players sue the NCAA, arguing the new five-year eligibility model unfairly limits their participation and earning potential, and they seek a preliminary injunction for the 2026-27 season.
A group of college basketball players challenges the NCAA's five‑year eligibility framework, arguing that the new policy unfairly restricts their participation and earnings.
A fifteen‑player lawsuit contests the NCAA's new age‑based eligibility model, with Utah State standout MJ Collins and teammate Kolby King aiming to join Cincinnati's basketball program.