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Colben Landrew named to USA U18 AmeriCup team

UConn men’s basketball freshman commit Colben Landrew will represent Team USA at the FIBA U18 AmeriCup in Mexico. Landrew is among 12 athletes in the graduating classes of 2026 and 2027 on the roster. The 6’6 wing will make his Team USA debut in Leon, Mexico, from June 1-7. The squad is led by Dayton’s […]

Date set for Louisville-Kentucky men’s basketball game

The Battle of the Bluegrass is returning to December, but not in its typical spot between Christmas and New Years. Louisville and Kentucky will square off inside Rupp Arena on Saturday, Dec. 12. The time of the game and the television coverage details will be announced at a later date. This will be the second […]

Indiana men’s basketball to face Syracuse in Indianapolis this November

Another game on Indiana men’s basketball’s 2026-27 non-conference schedule, the Hoosiers’ second season under head coach Darian DeVries, is now official. Indiana is set to take on Syracuse on Monday, November 9, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis with the tip time and broadcast information set to be announced at a later date, per an official […]

IU basketball confirms matchup against Syracuse on November 9 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse

IU basketball confirmed that it will play Syracuse on Monday, November 9, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in an announcement on Wednesday afternoon. The matchup was first reported in early April. Syracuse leads the all-time series between the two programs, 6-1. Here’s ... The post IU basketball confirms matchup against Syracuse on November 9 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .

Hoosiers Daily News: NCAA eyes new 5-year college eligibility model

It’s shaping up to be a relatively quiet week for Indiana Athletics as the summer draws closer and major programs go into recruiting mode with most seasons having already wrapped up. There’s still news to talk about though, like the possibility of the NCAA moving to a new eligibility model that gives athletes five years […]

President Guskiewicz Leaving East Lansing

On a day when the big piece of news was supposed to be the pending decision coming from Jeremy Fears, Michigan State University was met with the blindside announcement that Kevin Guskiewicz, the school’s president, is resigning in order to take the same position at Clemson. Sports Illustrated has a good piece on it. For […]

Look at me. I’m the “Everything School” now.

Some schools are football schools. Some schools are basketball schools. Vanderbilt is a bowling school, and good for them I guess. But as this graphic making the rounds on Twitter makes clear, there are a vanishingly small group of athletic programs currently firing on all cylinders across the college sports landscape, and Georgia is one […]

Rutgers Athletics Named Finalist for 2026 Community Service Award

Rutgers Athletics has been named one of the five finalists for the 2026 Community Service Award, presented by the Fiesta Bowl. The announcement came via the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and is designed to recognize Division I athletics departments that prioritize volunteerism and community service. Rutgers Athletics has supported a wide […]

How is Villanova’s 2026-27 schedule looking so far?

With the announcement on May 20 that Kansas and Villanova will begin a home-and-home this year in Lawrence, KS, the Wildcats are now up to a guaranteed eight out of conference games. Those games include: Nov. 1 vs Notre Dame – Eternal City Tip-Off in Rome, Italy. 9:30 a.m. ET on FOX Nov 27 at […]

Unpopular Opinions: Expansion of the NCAA Tournament is a GOOD thing

From now until preseason camp starts in August, Land-Grant Holy Land will be writing articles around a different theme every week. This week is all about unpopular opinions. You can catch up on all of the Theme Week content here and all our “Unpopular Opinion” articles here. With the recent news that the NCAA Tournament is expanding to 76 […]

Milwaukee Bucks 2026 Mock Draft: No. 7, Kingston Flemings

Kingston Flemings, a 6’2” (barefoot) point guard out of the University of Houston, is yet another player to emerge into this draft’s top 10 who was relatively unknown coming into the year. Like Keaton Wagler, Flemings did not even make the McDonald’s All-American game, but pretty early on in the college season, you began to […]

Season Recap: The Most Efficient Big Man in College Basketball Played Half a Season. Here’s What Comes Next.

Gonzaga once again enters 2026-27 as a legitimate national title contender on paper, with a frontcourt that may be the most physically imposing that coach Mark Few has assembled in years. Massamba Diop, a 7’1 projected 2027 lottery pick, slots in alongside a returning senior Braden Huff, with Izan Almansa possibly providing professional-level depth behind […]

Mountaintop View 5-27-26: CSU basketball addition, Laubstein Returns, Utah State basketball news

University guard River Sawyer to join Colorado State basketball Colorado State has filled out its basketball roster for the upcoming 2026-27 season, adding River Sawyer. ESPN’s 2026 MWC Football Preview The Worldwide Leader tries to nail down some early predictions of the Mountain West. New Mexico QB James Laubstein wins NCAA appeal, set to return […]

Quinn Cook Comes Home And Some Other Duke Summer Notes

We’ve long thought that Quinn Cook could be a great coach if he ever decided to go that route. He’s very personable, communicates well, and has an immense history in the game. He’s one of a small number of people who played for legendary DeMatha High coach Morgan Wootten and also Mike Krzyzewski, and is […]

An updated look at the Big Ten in Bart Torvik’s projections for the 2026-27 season

Bart Torvik’s T-Rank, along with KenPom, are two of the most referenced college basketball computer rankings. The NCAA tournament selection committee uses both metrics when putting the bracket together each spring. KenPom’s projections for the 2026-27 season will be published ... The post An updated look at the Big Ten in Bart Torvik’s projections for the 2026-27 season appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .

Sergio’s Grab Bag: End of the Road

With a whimper, not a bang, we bid adieu to the 2025-26 iteration of Juventus. Only two weeks ago, this team had complete control of their own destiny. All they had to do was beat two teams that were no higher than 12th place in the league table and they could salvage their season with […]

Wednesday Headlines: NBA Draft Withdrawl Deadline

Good morning, BBN! Today is the day we find out exactly which players will stay in the NBA Draft and which will officially declare for it. Obviously, all eyes are on Milan Momcilovic for Kentucky. If the Cats can convince him to come back for this year, that gives BBN the spark plug it needs […]