Latest blog entries about College Basketball
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 […]
Possibly the best Coach K ad, and certainly the funniest, was one that he did for Bud Light that ran during the 1994 NCAA tournament. The basic gag was that this character saw three limo drivers at the airport with a sign that read Krzyzewski, which he naturally mispronounced. He asks if any of the […]
Entering his third season as a Celtic, Jordan Walsh needed to make a statement. After a rough second year in the Summer League and spot opportunities in Year 2, Walsh had a massive opportunity to crack the rotation in Jayson Tatum’s absence. Early on, it didn’t feel like those opportunities were coming Jordan’s way, and […]
The Kentucky Basketball staff has been busy evaluating high school prospects and extending offers since the first session of the live recruiting period earlier this month. Their most recent offer was extended to rising seven-footer Cherif Millogo after watching him on the Adidas 3SSB circuit. The Wildcats originally expressed some interest in Millogo last summer, […]
49ers’ Fred Warner wanted a quick rehab from a devastating injury. So he learned how to swim (paywall)“If you’d asked Fred Warner six months ago whether he knew how to swim, the answer would have been: sort of. The San Francisco 49ers’ middle linebacker moved through the water like a lot of people who have […]
The Atlanta Braves kept things interesting on Tuesday night but ultimately improved to 37-18 after a 7-6 win over the Boston Red Sox. Spencer Strider got the start, and the win; things started out shaky, but he settled in to give the offense a chance to even things up. His night ended after five innings, […]
Arizona football is about to start up again with summer workouts and eventually training camp, but award watchlists have started to come out. Senior defensive lineman Tre Smith was added to the Lott IMPACT Award preseason watchlist. The award is given annually to the nation’s top defensive player, and is named after former USC safety […]
Now the real tournament begins. Tuesday was the final day of the preliminary round of the 2026 IIHF World Championships. There were four Edmonton Oilers in action, with two of them needing to win in regulation to guarantee a spot in the playoff round. Let’s see how those three games went, as well as look…
It appears Kentucky Basketball won’t be getting a summer foreign tour this year. On Tuesday, head coach Mark Pope revealed that there will likely be no summer trip for the 2026-27 Wildcats. “We’re probably a lean towards not going right now,” Pope told Darrell Bird of Cats Pause. This comes after Pope recently revealed that […]
Indiana Basketball v. Kentucky on a Friday night? Colts OTAs ON! 1990s Bulls would smoke today’s NBA
The next installment in Indiana men’s basketball’s ongoing series with Kentucky, originally scheduled for December 20th, 2026, has now been moved to November 20th. After an away game at Rupp Arena last year, this game will be at an Indiana-friendly neutral site, Lucas Oil Stadium. Seemingly the most significant part of this announcement is that […]
This year’s Kentucky Basketball vs. Indiana Hoosiers matchup will be moved up a month from its original schedule. According to UK, the Wildcats’ matchup against Indiana has officially been moved to Friday, November 20. The game will still be played inside Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis and will air nationally on CBS, although an official […]
As NIL has exponentially grown in the college basketball world, we’re starting to see an influx of international recruits come overseas and play in the NCAA. The Wisconsin Badgers have seen that firsthand, with Austin Rapp, Hayden Jones, and now Owen Foxwell and Jackson Ball all a part of the program. They’re not the only […]
The Wisconsin Badgers had a bit of a challenge this offseason, as they were going to have to replace both of their star guards. John Blackwell entered the transfer portal, while Nick Boyd was out of eligibility, which meant that Wisconsin was losing its top two scorers from the 2025-26 season. As a result, that […]
Jan Virigili has been linked with a return to Barcelona throughout this season as the Catalans search for a new left winger for next season. The former Barcelona player made 31 appearances for Mallorca this season in La Liga, scoring twice and grabbing four assists. However, his future in once again in the spotlight after […]
—On3 ranks the 100 most impactful college football players for the 2026 season and includes three Cardinals: Isaac Brown (29), Clev Lubin (41) and Antonio Watts (67). —The NBA Draft withdrawal deadline is Wednesday at midnight. I wrote about the 10 biggest remaining stay or go decisions here. —The Louisville men’s golf team is headed […]
A look at the Dmitry Bivol vs Eifert time of fight in major cities worldwide around the world ahead of their scrap. Bivol is back in action this week and he’s the home fighter in Russia this weekend in the big light-heavyweight title fight. Just because he’s the home fighter doesn’t mean he has all […] The post Dmitry Bivol vs Eifert time in major cities worldwide appeared first on Boxing News and Views .
In a recent article by Zach Barnett of FootballScoop.com, he pointed out that Rutgers Athletics has missed the postseason in every single sport that his site covers: football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, softball, baseball, and volleyball, being the only Power Four school to do so last season. The article itself is an overall tough read […]
Northwestern competed in the NCAA Championships in Carlsbad, California, finishing 14th in the nation. The tournament was held at Omni La Costa Resort, the same course where the ‘Cats captured the national title a season ago. The 30-team field featured all top-50 programs along with nine of the nation’s top-10 teams. After three rounds of […]
Today it was announced that NC State transfer Matt Able withdrew from the NBA Draft, and he will officially play for UNC for the 2026-27 season. His decision to officially make his way to campus is the break that Michael Malone and his staff needed after Henri Veesaar decided that he was done with college. […]
With the 2025-26 season long since in the books, let’s take a few moments to look back at the performance of each member of YOUR Marquette Golden Eagles this year. While we’re at it, we’ll also take a look back at our player previews and see how our preseason prognostications stack up with how things actually played […]
IU basketball’s non-conference game against the University of Kentucky next season has been moved to Friday, November 20. Both programs announced the change today via social media posts. The contest was originally scheduled for Saturday, December 27. The game is ... The post IU basketball’s game against Kentucky at Lucas Oil Stadium moved to Friday, November 20 appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
Coming into the 2025-26 season, it felt like the Wildcats were stronger in the backcourt than in the frontcourt. There were two “reliable” projections in Tyler Perkins and Matt Hodge, but after that it was questions with a number of transfers coming in. As we now know, two of those transfers left the program during […]
The Boston Celtics took a chance on Luka Garza after he spent most of his career on the bench for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Boston had a serious lack of depth at the center position with a tight budget and a mostly uninspiring free agent pool to pull from. Garza was still unproven at the NBA […]
Recruiting is an unending process in college football, but the summer months are when a big chunk of the work gets done. Of the 19 high school and junior college players Arizona signed in the 2026 class, more than half ended up committing in June and July last year. And in many cases, they did […]