Latest blog entries about College Basketball
O’Shaquie Foster defends the WBC super featherweight title against Raymond Ford tonight, May 30, 2026, live from Houston and streaming on DAZN. Bad Left Hook will be here with live results and reactions as the fights finish, with those updates coming in the main post. We’ll also have live discussion down in the comments section, […]
José Mourinho will be Real Madrid’s new coach again. After a disappointing season, Los Blancos have turned to a familiar face again – just as they did in earlier seasons, going for Carlo Ancelotti’s and Zinedine Zidane’s second reigns. Florentino Pérez is betting that Mou 2.0 will be a success just as the second go-arounds […]
Unlike most of his Chelsea compadres, Nicolas Jackson got to experience life on a winning team this season as Bayern Munich completed their latest league-and-cup double. He may not have featured as much as he might have wished, but he still managed to get into double digits for goals (11) for the fourth successive season, […]
The Portland Fire fell to the Atlanta Dream 86-66 to break a three-game winning streak. A massive fourth quarter from the Dream completely overwhelmed the Fire as they were unable to keep up with the outburst, losing the quarter 27-13. Portland was without Bridget Carleton in the matchup and were led by guard Sarah Ashlee […]
Washington's NCAA Outdoor Championships squad is solidified on the men's side, as day three of NCAA West Prelims in Fayetteville saw four more Huskies punch their tickets to Eugene. Alex Rhodes, Reuben Reina, Martin Barco, and Isaac Briggs all moved through the quarterfinal rounds on the track today.
We are getting more little nuggets of news about the 2026-27 Duke Blue Devils. The team has released what numbers everyone will be wearing next season. And while numbers may seem less than exciting, the Duke Basketball Roundup crew is able to find something interesting to talk about in the digits each player chose. Plus, […]
Anthony Gordon says he’s more like Raphinha than Lamine Yamal when asked to compare his playing style to the two Barcelona attackers. The England winger completed his move to Barcelona on Friday, signing a five-year contract with the Catalans giants and has told fans what they can expect from him. “If I have to choose, […]
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In what has to be a first in my recollection, Purdue signed a player in the 2026 class who will not actually enroll at Purdue until 2028. Jamyn Sondrup, a 6’9” power forward from Utah signed with the Boilermakers with the understanding that he would complete a two year mission trip before officially enrolling with […]
Former University of Pennsylvania guard Dylan Williams is transferring to Northwestern men’s basketball for his final year of eligibility, he confirmed to Conor Smith of the Philadelphia Inquirer on Friday evening. Williams appeared in just seven games for the Quakers last season before his year was cut short due to an injury. In 2024-25, he […]
After losing several key contributors from the 2025-2026 team that made a second consecutive tournament run, Mike White isn’t backing off on scheduling for next season. Reports indicate that the Bulldogs have been tabbed to take on the Duke Blue Devils in the upcoming Jimmy V Classic in Madison Square Garden. The Jimmy V Classic […]
The Oregon Ducks open up their NCAA tournament campaign against the Bulldogs of Yale in the first round of the Eugene regional. Discuss all of the action here: Where: P.K Park Eugene Oregon Watch: ESPN+ When: 5:00 PM The regional is a double elimination format. The longer the Ducks can go without losing will increase […]
Duke usually makes a mid-to-late season trip to Madison Square Garden, but this year, the Blue Devils may go twice. If so, the first time will be against Georgia in the Jimmy V Classic. The date hasn’t been released yet, but more than likely, it will be early in the season. If the Blue Devils […]
UCLA went wire-to-wire as the No. 1 team in the Baseball America Top 25. The post No. 1 UCLA Bruins Upset By Saint Mary’s In NCAA Regional Opener appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
Update: Jack Pilgrim reports that Kentucky held another Zoom call with Milan Momcilovic on Friday, and that he is now entering decision mode this weekend. The end is near, folks. ___________________________________________________________ As Kentucky Basketball continues to wait on Milan Momcilovic, the Louisville Cardinals continue to make their own push for the Iowa State transfer, while […]
Curt Cignetti became known around college football as the coach who just couldn’t help himself around a microphone from the moment he set foot in Bloomington. From his introduction at a men’s basketball game to his first signing day press conference, Indiana’s head football coach made national headlines for jokes and big proclamations alike. Rarely, […]
If you’re anything like this writer, watching the San Antonio Spurs’ stellar performance through the 2026 NBA Playoffs has you feeling a little better about the Portland Trail Blazers’ 4-1 first-round series loss to San Antonio. Sure, the Blazers coughed up double-digit halftime leads at home in infuriating fashion twice during the series. And Blazers […]
Official visits are starting for the Wisconsin Badgers this weekend, with 19 recruits, including 13 commits, heading to campus starting on Friday. Wisconsin has already gotten a strong start to its 2027 class with a slew of in-state commits, but the next few weeks are where it can truly make its mark in this cycle […]
Rutgers Women’s Basketball continues to add to its new-look staff. New head coach Gary Redus II added two new members as the university announced the hiring of De’Mauri Flournoy (Director of Recruiting Operations) and Ryan Cabiles (Strength and Conditioning). Flournoy, who was a sharpshooter in the SEC during her playing career, comes to Rutgers after […]
While there is still five months until the 2026-27 college basketball season tips off, we are less than one month away from the 2026 NBA Draft! There are two former Mountain West guards — Grand Canyon’s Jaden Henley and Utah State’s MJ Collins — hoping to hear their name called on draft night, which begins […]
As Ohio State looks to build on its first NCAA Tournament appearance in four years, the Buckeyes will need to do so without all-time leading scorer Bruce Thornton, who graduated and is now hoping to hear his name called in the 2026 NBA Draft. The Buckeyes do, however, bring back key starters in John Mobley […]
The ACC basketball schedule was released yesterday, and we now know what Carolina’s 2026-27 conference slate will look like. The good news is there are some parts of the schedule that are much easier than last season, but the bad news is that their home-and-home opponent not named Duke is a brutal one. Let’s take […]
According to a report from AS, Real Madrid’s leadership arrived in Budapest this week with far more on the agenda than simply attending the Champions League final. The report paints a picture of a club simultaneously working on three major fronts: strengthening its relationship with UEFA, preparing for a potentially transformative summer transfer window, and […]
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There are three things guaranteed in life: death, taxes and Northwestern finding a way to win in the clutch. The ‘Cats proved it against Maryland (twice), against Colorado and now against North Carolina in the national title game. NU has distinguished itself as the most resilient team in the nation: two overtime victories and a […]