Monthly Archives: September 2026

We’ll get an early clue just how good Virginia men’s basketball can be

If Virginia’s football team brought raised expectations into its season, the hype around the men’s basketball squad is even higher. And we’ll get an early look at whether that optimism is justified. Sunday’s outdoor exhibition game against Vanderbilt at Credit One Stadium in Charleston, S.C. (noon, ESPN+) will offer our first view of the 2026-27 Cavaliers, who are coming off …

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They Forgot About Trey – Yahoo Sports

I have a confession to make.  In 2024, a time that feels like a lifetime ago, the Minnesota Timberwolves were in Sacramento for Game 2 of the new season. With 3:29 left in the first quarter, Keegan Murray was subbed out for Trey Lyles, a player I mostly remembered from his one year in college with the Kentucky Wildcats. That …

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Syracuse men’s basketball: Five-star Moussa Kamissoko commits to Syracuse

Gerry McNamara made his first big recruiting splash on Friday, landing five-star forward Moussa Kamissoko. This marks the second five-star the Orange have landed in the past decade, with Donnie Freeman being the other in 2023. Kamissoko, hailing from the Bronx, has spent his last two years with Long Island Lutheran, where he was teammates with current Orange guard Kiyan …

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Does JJ Redick have what it takes to lead the Lakers to a championship?

Welcome to our Lakers Season Preview Series! For the last several weeks, we wrote columns every weekday breaking down the biggest questions about every player on the Lakers. Today, we wrap up with JJ Redick. It’s been a while since the Lakers employed a coach who has stayed with them for more than three seasons. A coach the organization genuinely …

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Clemson Tigers Basketball 2026-27 Preview

The Clemson Tigers have been one of the most consistent ACC programs this decade. Unlike last offseason, head coach Brad Brownell didn’t have to rebuild the Tigers’ roster; rather, he retooled it. So, with some continuity, can the Tigers get over the hump in the ACC? Brownell is the greatest coach in Clemson basketball history, and it is not even …

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The Chase Down Podcast joins for a Cavs conversation + WNBA Playoff Preview

Subscribe to The Dunker Spot We have a jam-packed episode of The Dunker Spot coming your way! First, Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones are joined by Justin Rowan and Carter Rodriguez (The Chase Down Podcast) for a wide-ranging conversation about the Cleveland Cavaliers. They talk about the team’s perception, what’s needed to make the James Harden/Donovan Mitchell partnership work, next …

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Syracuse basketball news: Orange get just 2nd 5-star commit in last decade

Syracuse basketball news: Orange get just 2nd 5-star commit in last decade appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Syracuse basketball landed a major recruiting commitment Friday when 2027 five-star forward Moussa Kamissoko announced his decision to join the Orange. The commitment makes Kamissoko the first five-star recruit of head coach Gerry McNamara’s tenure …

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UCF C John Bol Ranked No. 100 Big Man in College Basketball

Entering the 2026-2027 season, UCF men’s basketball team is looking to cement themselves as a contender in the deep and competitive Big 12 Conference. Junior big man John Bol was a huge component of the team’s success down the stretch of last season, and was head coach Johnny Dawkins’ biggest returning commitment that he received. Advertisement After transferring in from …

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Non-Conference Preview: UAPB – Yahoo Sports

We are counting down the days to the start of the college basketball season. If you’re reading this on the day it was published, we have 47 days to the official start of College Basketball, and 36 days until we can see the team in action against K-State (presuming it’s televised). Advertisement The Full Non-Conference Schedule: October 23rd — at …

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Florida embraces championship expectations that come with Chinyelu, Condon, Haugh back

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida coach Todd Golden insists his team is ready for everything that comes with being the overwhelming favorite to win a second national championship. Pressure? No problem. Getting everyone’s best shot? Bring it. Needing to stay on edge for five months? That should be relatively easy given the way last season ended. Advertisement “I don’t feel as …

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Preview: Three reasons why Quickley is the most important Raptor

The Toronto Raptors have high expectations. Immanuel Quickley could be the most important player in their quest to make a deep playoff run. Here are three reasons why: Explosive Three-point Shooter Among the litany of reasons why the 2018-19 roster was perfectly crafted to optimize Kawhi Leonard, none was arguably more important than the spacing he was provided on the …

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Why UCLA Basketball Has Potentially Elite Frontcourt This Season

UCLA has an experienced frontcourt that could be better than many people think. The buzz has mostly been surrounding the transfers and newcomers, and truthfully, rightfully so. Players such as Jaylen Petty and Nikola Kusturica have dominated the headlines surrounding this UCLA team this season, but the frontcourt plays just as important a role in the Bruins’ success. Mar 22, …

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