Latest blog entries about College Basketball
©Colette Lewis 2026--Athens GA--Virginia's Dylan Dietrich was one point from going down 4-1 in the third set of the match that would determine the NCAA Division I National Championship Sunday afternoon at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex at the University of Georgia. But a deciding point with Texas's Sebastian Gorzny serving at 3-1 turned the tide, with the nation's top-ranked player riding
Missouri Basketball’s roster is now officially set for the 2026-2027 season after their latest addition in the transfer portal. Western Carolina transfer guard Cord Stansberry has committed to Mizzou, per a report from On3’s Joe Tipton. Stansberry committed to Mizzou after reportedly visiting Columbia this weekend. After spending one season at Pepperdine to start his […]
The Arizona Wildcats needed to win one game on Sunday to advance to regionals. They couldn’t do it. Next time someone says that balls fly out of Hillenbrand because of the “desert air,” point to the home runs in more humid, low-lying areas around the country. Like Durham, NC, where one Duke home run after […]
The Kentucky Basketball team is still in the process of building its roster and coaching staff ahead of the 2026-27 season. Apparently, the Wildcats are still pursuing NBA legend Jamal Crawford, per Jack Pilgrim and Jacob Polacheck, as the program still has an opening on the staff following former coach Alvin Brooks’ departure to NC […]
Penn State's Voight Demeester grew up with ice in his blood and realized his sexual orientation was no barrier to athletic success.
Lamine Yamal wasn’t taking any risks with his fitness on Sunday after dropping into watch some King’s League action before Barcelona’s game with Real Betis. The teenager is currently sidelined with a hamstring problem but is working hard on his recovery ahead of World Cup 2026 with Spain. Yamal was asked if he’d take the […]
Hey Testudo Times community! This is your open space to discuss all things Maryland men’s basketball. Keep things respectful as always. Be sure to keep up with all of our men’s basketball coverage here. All open threads will be restarted periodically as needed. Please direct any questions/comments/concerns to managing editor Nolan Rogalski and the rest of […]
Amid college athletics scramble for money to pay top football and basketball players, others have paid the price. Arkansas cut their men’s and women’s tennis programs, UTEP cut their women’s tennis program, and Cal Poly cut their men’s and women’s swimming programs. The reason is obvious. Those sports lose money — money that can be […]
From the moment of my fist keystroke here, there are 10 days, 10 hours and 34 minutes until the NBA Draft withdrawal deadline for college underclassman, those wishing to continue their undergraduate eduction at an institution of higher learning. Flory Bidunga, you are on the clock. And now the Louisville Cardinal fanbase, after enduring a […]
Northwestern is amidst an identity crisis. The ‘Cats lost nine players in the transfer portal, leaving their roster with just three returning players. In addition to bringing in seven players out of the transfer portal, Chris Collins signed multiple recruits/preferred walk-ons to replenish Northwestern’s depleted roster. With all the change of this offseason, there are […]
The career Austin Reaves has had so far has been special. Not only has he gone from a college kid at Oklahoma to a superstar in Los Angeles, but his career progression has been a dream. Every year, Reaves’ role has increased and his production has continued to grow alongside it. His minutes played, points […]
The Steelers are just one of several teams that might be looking to draft a quarterback in the 2027 draft. The class will have months to solidify, but Joey and Ryan take an early look at some of the big names you should be monitoring this fall.
OK, picture this: It’s Opening Night in October, and the Boston Celtics are lined up on the bench for pregame introductions. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown sit waiting for their turn to rise, strut onto the floor, and go through their usual handshakes and routines. Sitting right beside them, suited up in green… LeBron James? […]
Another day of minor league baseball is in the books. See the results below. Check out the previous days recap here. AAA: Sugar Land Space Cowboys (20-24) won 6-3 (BOX SCORE) Weiss started for Sugar Land and went 4.2 innings allowing 3 runs, 2 earned. The offense got on the board in the 7th on an […]
Happy Sunday to everyone out there. Today I wanted to take a look at who could be the next to commitments in the 2027 class now that the class is at 14 commits and it’s filling up fast. The Huskies will host their first wave of visitors on 5/29 and that is when we will […]
Ohio State’s 2026 roster has more proven depth than it did a year ago, particularly in the backcourt, but one of the more fascinating long-term pieces on the roster might be freshman forward Alex Smith. The Buckeyes are not bringing Smith in expecting him to become an instant centerpiece or high-volume scorer as a freshman. […]
As Tar Heel Blog’s own David wrote about recently, there are quite a number of North Carolina Tar Heels teams wither still in or soon to start play in their sports’ respective NCAA Tournaments. While there’s a couple like basketball and soccer that have become the university’s most famous teams, UNC on the whole is […]
Arizona men’s and women’s track and field both took home podium finishes at the Big 12 Outdoor Track and Field Championships this weekend, giving the program its best conference championship showing in more than a dozen years. The Arizona men placed runner-up to Texas Tech, while the women took third, finishing behind Texas Tech and […]
Welcome to another edition of 6-Banner Sunday, a joint production between The Assembly Call and Inside the Hall, where we highlight the five most essential IU sports stories of the past week. 6-Banner Sunday is written by Ari Shifron. IU ... The post 6-Banner Sunday: IU basketball adds 12th scholarship player to 2026-27 roster appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .
We’re officially over a month into the college basketball off-season. News was flooding our feeds in the few weeks after the season ended — coaching changes, transfer news, NCAA Tournament expansion — and it really didn’t feel like the off-season for a little bit. But now we’re inching towards June, and the flood of news […]
It wasn’t really a controversy, it was more like a slight glance across the room, some raised eyebrows. It was not a big deal, but people noticed when Mike Krzyzewski compared Duke’s succession to Auburn’s. Remember when his retirement was announced? There were people around the ACC and college basketball who thought Coach K was […]
When he was at Duke, it was easy to underestimate Jared McCain. First, at 6-3, he was relatively small and never seemed hugely athletic. And in some ways, like the nails and the TikTok career, he might have been a guy that Mike Krzyzewski might have passed on. That’s just a hunch, and we have […]
New Kentucky assistant coach Mo Williams made his rounds on FanDuel’s Run It Back this week, joining Chandler Parsons, Michelle Beadle, and Lou Williams for a wide-ranging conversation about his move to Lexington and what Mark Pope’s roster looks like heading into the 2026-27 season. When Parsons asked whether the Wildcats were loaded up for […]
The Syracuse Orange have struggled with critical mistakes in big games all season long. On Saturday afternoon on Long Island, they finally figured out how to overcome them. It wasn’t the perfect outing, but Syracuse is heading back to the Final Four for the second consecutive season on the back of a total team effort […]
On Friday night, A’ja Wilson reminded why she’s the four-time MVP, dropping 45 points on better than 83 percent shooting as the Las Vegas Aces won the second of two-straight matchups against the Connecticut Sun, 101-94. Wilson is the epitome of an MVP because of how her raw production translates to winning impact. Scour the […]