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Arizona women’s basketball: 2027 wing Brieana Brown becomes Becky Burke’s highest-ranked commit
Becky Burke and her staff pulled in a top 20 class in 2026, the first full recruiting cycle since she took over Arizona women’s basketball. Things aren’t slowing down in 2027 with Burke’s highest-ranked commit, Brieana Brown, announcing her commitment on Friday afternoon. The 6-foot wing from Francis Parker High School is rated as a […]
Q&A with Alijah Arenas
LOS ANGELES — With a talented mix of returners, transfers and blue-chip freshman recruits, the USC Men's Basketball team is looking to make the NCAA Tournament in Head Coach Eric Musselman's third year.
Philly’s New Big 5: Mike Gansey ecstatic about Sixers’ starting lineup
When the local Division I basketball schools decided to get together and have a round-robin tournament during the season, they […]
The Protect College Sports Act Appears To Be Near Death … Again
By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag News Services The shot clock is dark. The closing seconds are ticking away. And it looks like the Protect College Sports Act will not beat the buzzer. There was hope [...] The post The Protect College Sports Act Appears To Be Near Death … Again appeared first on TigerRag.com .
Warriors' Brandin Podziemski saga may hinge on a challenge he's already failed once
The Golden State Warriors are likely to wait on Brandin Podziemski's extension— but his path to earning his payday in 2026-27 isn't clear-cut.
Dallas Wings Guard Paige Bueckers Named To 2026 FIBA World Cup Roster
DSJ Quick Take: Paige Bueckers Named To 2026 FIBA World Cup Roster Dallas Wings star guard Paige Bueckers was among the players named to the 2026 Women’s FIBA World Cup roster, announced Thursday. ARLINGTON, Texas — Dallas Wings star guard Paige Bueckers was named to Team USA’s 2026 FIBA World Cup roster on Thursday. Team USA […]
Are the House settlement and Protect College Sports Act enough? Enforceable?
How big is your NIL Collective? What NIL deal can I get if I come play for your team? Gone are the days of recruiting being centered on basketball fit, academic programs, heck, even campus appeal. Money is a major driver in decisions. “(Rev share and NIL have) added a very big carrot that isn’t […]
Former Oklahoma basketball player Tae Davis plans to enter transfer portal, per report
Former Oklahoma standout Tae Davis is reportedly entering the transfer portal, but there are complications regarding his situation. The post Former Oklahoma basketball player Tae Davis plans to enter transfer portal, per report appeared first on Saturday Down South .
Inside Omar Cook’s Mission to Give Back: The 1st Annual Omar Cook Basketball Camp
NEW YORK — After spending 17 years starring on hardwood courts across Europe and the NBA, Omar Cook is back where it all started. Now an assistant coach with the Cleveland Cavaliers, the former Christ The King and St. John’s standout point guard has returned home to Brooklyn to launch the 1st Annual Omar Cook […]
Baltimore receives record economic impact from the CIAA
Baltimore and the CIAA had a record breaking year this February. But how does that impact the schools? The post Baltimore receives record economic impact from the CIAA appeared first on HBCU Gameday .
The 3 best/worst coaching hires in Big Ten Basketball of the last decade
In the last decade, there have been over a dozen head coaching changes in Big Ten Basketball. There have been some great hires, along with some that ultimately
Monta Ellis named Alcorn State basketball GM
Another NBA star is stepping up to the plate and becoming an HBCU basketball general manager. According to a report by ESPN, Monta Ellis is set to become the basketball general manager of Alcorn State University. He joins John Wall and Kendrick Perkins as former NBA players working in athletic administration at HBCUs, with Wall […] The post Monta Ellis named Alcorn State basketball GM appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Former Oilers and Hurricanes player Noah Philp confirms retirement from hockey
Noah Philp has decided to walk away from hockey at 27. The former Oilers forward terminated his contract with HV71. Noah Philp has announced his retirement from professional hockey, ending his career at 27 years old after terminating his contract with Swedish club HV71. He played in the NHL for the Edmonton Oilers and the Carolina Hurricanes. Philp explained that his motivation to continue playing hockey was no longer where it needed to be, leading him to make the difficult decision to ...
How high is John Mobley Jr.’s ceiling?
Every college basketball season has a handful of players who transform their careers in one year. They go from good to great, from talented pieces to the players opposing teams build their entire game plans around. Entering his junior season, John Mobley Jr. has the opportunity to become that player for Ohio State. The exciting […]
Once Again, Duke’s Non-Conference Schedule Is No Joke
Duke’s non-conference schedule has been officially released, and, as usual, Jon Scheyer is putting his team through a gauntlet. Let’s take a look. Things open with Countdown to Craziness on Oct 3rd, then former Scheyer assistant Evan Bradds brings Belmont to Cameron for an exhibition (Oct 8), followed by a visit from Tennessee (Oct 20) […]
Dub Hub: How much would Brandin Podziemski’s contract extension cost the Warriors?
In today’s Dub Hub: The Golden State Warriors have made it clear they intend to run it back next season after keeping most of their roster intact. So, with this emphasis on continuity, the organization will have to rely on internal improvement from its current players, specifically 23-year-old guard Brandin Podziemski as he enters his […]
LSU women’s basketball to play UConn in 2026 espnW Invitational
This year’s Sprouts Farmers Market espnW Invitational will pit two of the top NCAA women’s basketball coaches of all time against one another as Geno Auriemma leads his legendary UConn Huskies program to a hardwood battle against Kim Mulkey, who is at the helm of the LSU Tigers’ resurgence. The game, scheduled for December 20 […]
Inaugural ACC Graduate Scholar-Athlete Honors Led by Duke
Forty-one Duke Blue Devils for the 2025-26 academic year were named to the inaugural class of ACC Graduate Scholar-Athletes as announced by the ACC office Friday.
Kawhi Leonard reportedly had another secret endorsement deal tied to Clippers
As if the Kawhi Leonard-Clippers saga weren’t complicated enough, there’s another wrinkle worth catching up on. Leonard reportedly had a secret, multimillion-dollar endorsement agreement with Daktronics, the company that manufactured the massive “Halo Board” scoreboard at the Clippers’ Intuit Dome, according to Pablo Torre and Sam Koppelman of Hunterbrook Media. Perhaps more notable: Torre and […] The post Kawhi Leonard reportedly had another secret endorsement deal tied to Clippers appeared...
Former NBA Star Monta Ellis Named Alcorn State MCBB GM Ahead of 2026-27 Season
Monta Ellis, who had a 12-year NBA career, is going back to college to work at Alcorn State.
Mountain West Basketball: Analyzing conference’s top returnees entering 2026-27
College basketball — like other college sports — is currently in a 12-round heavyweight with the transfer portal. Except, it’s getting thoroughly bludgeoned, with multiple former college basketball players going pro and then, well, returning to college basketball. It’s a dilemma that’s spiraled out of control faster than one could blink. That problem hasn’t quite […]
Purdue AD Calls Dig at Indiana an 'Offhand' Comment After Backlash to Remark on Championships
Purdue athletic director Tommy McClelland reflected on his remarks regarding Indiana's championships at his recent introductory press conference.
You’re Nuts: Which players had the most noteworthy performances for Ohio State in Puerto Rico?
The Ohio State men’s basketball team has returned from their “international” trip to Puerto Rico, having beaten two professional teams on the island by a combined 78 points. The level of competition was perhaps not what they’ll see in the Big Ten this season, but it was time well spent to get the team on […]
NCAA, Wisne Debate ‘Chaos’ of Rosters and Rules
The fallout from a federal judge granting a nationwide injunction that extends the eligibility of players who began in collegiate sports in the 2022–2023 season and who finished college this past spring is growing, as the NCAA and the plaintiff athletes escalate their battle over what exactly U.S. District Judge Charlotte N. Sweeney ordered last Friday. […]
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