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After a mass exodus via the transfer portal, LSU’s basketball program hinges on a handful of returning players and a late commitment that may not fill the gaps before practice begins.
A recent federal injunction grants the Class of 2022 an extra season of eligibility, but the decision comes with caveats that limit its immediate impact on the transfer market.
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.
Trent Perry’s sophomore breakout, marked by improved shooting and expanded leadership, marks a pivotal moment for UCLA’s basketball program
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.
After Mario Saint‑Supery departed for Valencia, Gonzaga is exploring the possibility of adding veteran point guard Donovan Dent, a move that could reshape their roster and title aspirations.
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.
The suit, filed by more than 45 athletes from the 2022 recruiting class, includes former Gonzaga standout Ines Bettencourt, who hopes to extend her collegiate career if the court grants an injunction.
After a 24‑12 season that ended in the NCAA Tournament’s second round, the Bruins are being counted on to climb back into the national rankings.
With a blend of returning veterans and fresh talent, UCLA aims to address last season’s rebounding woes and fill the playmaking void left by departing star Donovan Dent, setting the stage for a competitive campaign in the Big Ten.
UCLA will open against St. Mary's in San Diego on Nov. 26, with a potential matchup against Georgetown or Texas on Nov. 27, while proceeds support Rady Children's Hospital.
After a disappointing season that left UCLA outside the Top 25, Coach Mick Cronin and junior guard Trent Perry must lead a reshaped roster to avoid missing the tournament and secure Cronin's future.
UCLA’s basketball program entered the offseason with a stark reality: after finishing 12th in the nation last year, the Bruins slipped outside the top 25, a fall that has left fans and analysts questioning the trajectory of the team.
After a disappointing season, UCLA looks to leverage returning star Trent Perry and strategic additions to chase an Elite Eight berth in the upcoming NCAA tournament.
UCLA’s basketball program is entering a pivotal season as head coach Mick Cronin begins his eighth year at the helm, a tenure marked by both promise and frustration. A year ago the Bruins entered the campaign as a preseason top‑12 squad but ultimately slipped to an unranked 24‑12 record, leaving fans eager for redemption. The only major contributor returning from that roster is guard Trent Perry, who posted 13 points per game last season while shooting 43 percent from the field, and his role is expected to expand. Cronin has bolstered the squad with several high‑profile transfers, among them Jaylen Petty and Filip Jovic, while guard Donovan Dent struggled to meet expectations after his own move to Westwood. The Big Ten remains the most competitive conference in college basketball, with traditional powerhouses such as Michigan, Illinois, Michigan State, Purdue and Wisconsin all vying for the national title. If the new arrivals click, the Bruins’ best‑case scenario could see them advance to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament, a goal that has eluded them in recent years.
With rosters still in flux, the Big Ten braces for a 2026‑27 campaign marked by NBA draft entries, transfer portal moves and a handful of players still eligible for college play.
A look at the quiet forces — Cody Riley, Myles Johnson, David Singleton, Skyy Clark, Jaime Jaquez and Jaylen Clark — who left a lasting imprint on UCLA's men's basketball program.
A look at Cody Riley, Myles Johnson, David Singleton, and Skyy Clark, whose contributions kept the Bruins competitive during a transformative era.
Coach Brad Underwood prioritizes talent retention and high‑school recruiting, signing Lincoln Williams and adding Quentin Coleman and Zavier Zens to a class ranked among the nation's best.
The Gophers will travel across the Midwest and coast to face some of college basketball's most competitive programs, while hoping to translate a deep roster into wins.
UCLA’s 2025‑26 season ended with a Big Ten title game appearance and an NCAA second‑round exit, highlighting both breakthroughs and persistent gaps that the program aims to close.
With core veterans back and new transfers set to benefit from stability, UCLA is viewed as just one impact player away from becoming an elite program.
After a standout college career marked by injury resilience and steady shooting, Skyy Clark is turning his attention to the professional basketball arena.
Skyy Clark, a guard who spent his final two seasons with the UCLA Bruins, has announced his intention to embark on a professional basketball career, ending his collegiate eligibility.