Latest blog entries about College Basketball
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Purdue fans and fans across the country. Purdue men’s basketball has returned from the Great White North and things looked pretty good up there to be honest. Of course, the level of competition […]
Luka Doncic delivered a major update after the Lakers rebuilt their roster and organized an important offseason gathering in Slovenia. The post Lakers Star Luka Doncic Makes Major Announcement Amid Roster Shakeup appeared first on HEAVY .
Former Purdue star Braden Smith has no plans to return to the Boilermakers for a fifth college season, his agents at Priority Sports tell Isaac Trotter of CBS Sports. The Pacers acquired the 6’0″ point guard’s draft rights from Chicago after he was selected 38th overall in June. A federal judge in Denver recently ruled […]
Former Toronto Blue Jays center fielder Daulton Varsho is batting cleanup for the Houston Astros following his trade on Monday night. The Astros acquired Varsho from the Blue Jays for starting pitcher Spencer Arrighetti at the MLB trade deadline, as the Blue Jays traded away their longtime center fielder to the AL West-leading Astros. With […] The post Daulton Varsho Batting Cleaning in Astros Debut appeared first on HEAVY .
A month ago, it looked like the Celtics would have Dillon Mitchell and John Tonje on two-way deals, but now, they may not have either one.
Amy Donaldson on Modern Media Coverage, Corporatization of Sports, Women’s Hoops + more first seen on ESPN700 The post Amy Donaldson on Modern Media Coverage,...
The Grace Lopez injury update ahead of the 2026 season that Wisconsin fans wanted to hear.
Boston College fired its longtime men’s basketball radio broadcasters, telling both that the decision came directly from new head coach Luke Murray, who didn’t want anyone in his program’s orbit who’d been associated with the previous coaching staff. Kevin Collins and Josh Maurer had called Boston College basketball together for nine years, with Collins in…
We are now only 33 days out from the kickoff of the Will Stein era, and there is a ton of excitement around the Kentucky Football program, not only by Big Blue Nation but others as well. With the excitement, some reality has set in with the injury bug looming in Lexington. Most of the […]
Former NFL linebacker and The Pivot co-host Channing Crowder could soon have an HBCU student-athlete in his family. Crowder announced on social media that his daughter, Ava Crowder, has received her first Division I basketball scholarship offer from Howard University. Ava is currently entering the seventh grade. View this post on Instagram “Help me congratulate […] The post Channing Crowder’s daughter lands HBCU basketball offer appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Celtics second-round pick Dillon Mitchell may elect to return to St. John's for a fifth and final collegiate season.
Sheffield was clearly not pleased that Fuerbringer wasn't a unanimous All-Big Ten.
Texas Rangers ace Jacob deGrom will remain with the team after using his full no-trade clause to block a potential move before the MLB trade deadline. The Rangers reportedly approached the 38-year-old right-hander about waiving his trade protection, but deGrom informed the team that he wanted to stay in Texas. “I want to win here,” […] The post Rangers’ Jacob deGrom sounds off on using no-trade clause to stay with Texas appeared first on ClutchPoints .
By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag Staff Reporter A ruling in the U.S. District Court of Colorado could alter the landscape of the upcoming collegiate athletics seasons right before the starting pistol was ready to fire. [...] The post NCAA’s 5 Seasons In 5 Years Changed By New Ruling appeared first on TigerRag.com .
It may be August, but thanks to a recent court ruling, there are now some big-name transfers available for Kentucky Basketball. One of the SEC’s best players from the past two years is among them. According to Ben Roberts of the Lexington Herald-Leader, Kentucky is showing interest in Missouri Tigers forward Mark Mitchell, who is arguably […]
Jalen Washington will play for Tennessee. The post Tennessee basketball adds transfer commit from former Vanderbilt center appeared first on Saturday Down South .
Kelly Graves joins the podcast to discuss everything from his favorite music to blast in the car to how Katie Fiso has become a leader for Oregon.
Liverpool are reportedly keeping tabs on the PSG defender Illia Zabarnyi. According to a report from DaveOcKop, the defender’s representatives have offered the player to the Premier League club, and it remains to be seen whether Liverpool are prepared to get the deal done. Zabarnyi was linked with Tottenham before he joined PSG. DOWNLOAD THE […] The post Liverpool receive opportunity to sign 23-year-old defender amid summer plans appeared first on CaughtOffside .
Kentucky fell to No. 19 in ESPN’s Way-Too-Early Top 25 despite adding star Iowa State transfer Milan Momcilovic.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The Florida Women's Basketball Team released the non-conference portion of its 2026-27 schedule today, and the 14-game slate features 10 home games including the season opener against Bucknell on Monday, Nov. 2.
For the second year in a row, the Duke women's soccer tandem of Mia Minestrella and Cameron Roller has been named to the preseason All-ACC Women's Soccer Team, as announced by the league office. The 13-member team was voted on by the head coaches.
After backing out of their traditional rivalry game with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish before the 2026 season, The USC Trojans have bowed to the pressure and agreed to start the rivalry once again. Starting in 2030, the Trojans will once again attempt to prove that the weakness they showed when cancelling the game is […] The post Notre Dame Fighting Irish and USC Trojans to Revive Rivalry Game Starting in 2030 appeared first on HEAVY .
A detailed break down of Wisconsin's up and down non conference slate
Women’s Basketball Announces Addition of Assistant Coach Ed Daniels
A ESPN broadcaster is mourning the loss of his mother, who passed away after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. Tom Hart, a veteran play-by-play sportscaster for ESPN and the SEC Network, best known for calling college football, basketball, and baseball, announced the death of his mother, Suzanne Enola Hart, in a social media post. […] The post ESPN College Football Commentator Mourns Losing Mother to Cancer in Emotional Message appeared first on EssentiallySports .