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Former Kentucky Basketball commitment Acaden Lewis won’t be having an extended stay in the transfer portal, as the Villanova point guard has made his pledge to Jai Lucas and the Miami Hurricanes. Lewis made the announcement Tuesday on his Instagram page. Lewis, who was at one point signed to play for Kentucky in the class […]
Last updated: April 14, 2026, 1:30 p.m. CT The Carla Berube era is officially underway in Evanston. In her introductory press conference, Berube stressed the importance of being active in the transfer portal and finding talented student-athletes that buy into her as a coach and the program’s high standards. So far, the ‘Cats have landed […]
The Syracuse Orange picked up a commitment from four-star point guard Ryan Moesch, who hails from Chittenango. Moesch was orginially signed to play for Siena, but he’ll follow the Orange Brick Road to the JMA Dome to play for Gerry McNamara. Moesch has played the last two seasons at Cushing Academy. He was rated a […]
If it felt as though the transfer portal was off to a slow start, blame the stealth like approach Dennis Gates has taken each of the last two years. But the tremors of noise around Mizzou’s interest in Providence transfer wing Jamier Jones has been the one constant. A report from On3 confirmed Jones will […]
Notre Dame Basketball finally got some good news from the transfer portal this offseason. Logan Duncomb, a 6’10” 230 pound center from the Winthrop Eagles has committed to Micah Shrewsberry and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Duncomb is an Ohio native and played high school ball at Moeller in Cincinnati. Duncomb will be a graduate […]
Indiana’s 2026-27 roster will be rebuilt this spring by second-year coach Darian DeVries, who will navigate the portal with executive director of basketball Ryan Carr and the Hoosier coaching staff. Inside the Hall will examine some of the prospects who ... The post IU basketball transfer portal player profile: Colorado forward Sebastian Rancik appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Alycia Baumgardner is set to return this Friday, April 17, 2026, to defend her three super featherweight titles against Bo Mi Re Shin in the main event of MVP’s second ESPN card, MVW-02. We’ll have live coverage and updates this Friday night, so make sure you come back to Bad Left Hook for that, and […]
Cornell transfer Jake Fiegen plans to take a visit to Villanova. Fiegen narrowed his list down to four schools — Villanova, Northwestern, Virginia, and Vanderbilt. He visited Northwestern on Monday and the visit reportedly went well. According to Louie Vaccher of On3, the 6-foot-4 guard plans to visit Villanova before making his final decision. Despite […]
After completing a visit in Evanston, Bellarmine forward Jack Karasinski announced that he’s committing to play for the ‘Cats and Chris Collins during the 2026-27 season. The 6-foot-7-inch graduate transfer from just around the lake in Grand Rapids, Michigan started in all 30 games for the Atlantic Sun’s 7th place Bellarmine Knights last year while […]
Pauly: Alarming lack of depth on display There hasn’t been much change in United’s underlying numbers between Ruben Amorim and Michael Carrick this season. The magical secret to Carrick’s success has mostly been he’s put his best players out on the pitch and used them in their most effective roles. Well, what happens if those […]
For a while now, all we’ve heard about Syracuse men’s basketball getting back to the NCAA Tournament was that they needed resources to compete. We heard it from Adrian Autry. We heard it from Jim Boeheim We heard it from John Wildhack We heard it from the agents who leak to Jeff Goodman We heard […]
Indiana men’s basketball is undergoing its second near total roster rebuild in as many years under Darian DeVries with only one contributor, rising sophomore forward Trent Sisley, electing to return to the Hoosiers. That rebuild got a big boost on Monday when the program landed three commitments. Here’s what to know about the three new […]
Indiana men’s basketball got some early good news on Monday when a trio of transfer portal guards committed to join the Hoosiers ahead of the 2026-27 season. Apparently, there could be even more good news on the way for the program. Indiana is the favorite to land Alabama transfer forward Aiden Sherrell, who was in […]
The 2026 NFL Draft is inching closer and closer, and all eyes are on what the San Francisco 49ers will do at No. 27. Having a late first-round pick in a draft that isn’t considered very top-heavy has led to a lot of speculation on who the 49ers could consider with their first selection. The […]
Luke Sitz won an NCAA National diving championship this year. His speedo posts have the gays sizzling. Are the Olympics in his future? The post NCAA diving champ Luke Sitz has fans sizzling on social media appeared first on Outsports .
Yesterday we told you about the weekend visits for Syracuse women’s basketball and there has been one new commitment for Felisha Legette-Jack’s squad. The 6’3” Rambus played three seasons for Oregon appearing in 100 games making 19 starts with career averages of 4.6 points and 2.1 rebounds per game. Last season she shot a career-best […]
Oregon Ducks head coach Jack Hyman sat down with me to discuss the 2025-2026 season ATQ Broadly, Jack, how would you assess this past season? Jack HymanBroadly, I thought it was great. The one caveat being we didn’t finish ranked where I would like us to be ranked and where the team would like us […]
I got a great Nebraska Basketball Sweet 16 shirt in the mail today. It was exciting since I completely forgot that it was coming. It made me smile thinking about what a great season it was, but news of both Frager and Sandfort’s return makes me hopeful for another great one next year. I think […]
Ismaila Diagne was the first Zag into the transfer portal once the 25-26 season wrapped up, and nobody who followed this team closely was particularly surprised. However, that doesn’t make it not hurt. It’s ultimately understandable, with Graham Ike gone and a frontcourt vacancy that would almost certainly get filled from the outside, the writing […]
Michael Malone landed his first portal transfer yesterday when Neoklis Avdalas committed to the Tar Heels. The 6’9” sophomore is a big get for UNC. Depending on your ranking site of choice, Avdalas is one of the top 25 players in the transfer portal this season. Generally listed as a guard, he averaged 12.1 points, […]
Ismaila Diagne was the first Zag into the transfer portal once the 2025-26 season wrapped up, and nobody who followed this team closely was particularly surprised. However, that doesn’t make it not hurt. It’s ultimately understandable, with Graham Ike gone and a frontcourt vacancy that would almost certainly get filled from the outside, the writing […]
INDIANAPOLIS — The two weeks in between Mary Washington’s win over Trinity in the national semifinal and the Division-III National Championship Game in Indianapolis against Emory felt like an eternity for sophomore guard Colin Mitchell. In Emporia, 124 miles south of UMW’s Fredericksburg campus, three days on from helping the Eagles clinch a spot in […]
College basketball’s free agency season is well underway, with more hundreds of players entering the NCAA transfer portal since it officially opened on April 7. More will enter before it closes on April 21, but for the most part the vast majority of Division I athletes who intend to transfer have made done so. Arizona […]
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What started as a joke between two Kentucky students who are fans of the basketball program has quickly become one of the most talked-about recruiting storylines this spring. Sigma Chi sophomores Theo Timmerding and Gabe Mingus detailed how the now-viral “Kentucky Banner Boys” movement came together. Theo said the idea began Saturday when they saw […]