Yearly Archives: 2026

Iowa Hawkeyes Basketball Flexes Muscle Scheduling Huge SEC Opponent

Iowa Hawkeyes, welcome to the college basketball party. My goodness, the Hawkeyes are loading up the non-conference slate for the 2026-27 season, showing some serious muscle. Iowa has already locked in games with in-state rivals, the Iowa State Cyclones, in the annual Cy-Hawk game, along with a neutral-site showdown against the Creighton Bluejays. Iowa is taking on the Big 12 …

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Oklahoma State Men’s Basketball to Host Mid-Major Power at GIA in 2026-27

Oklahoma State head coach Steve Lutz and his staff are gearing up for their third season in Stillwater, and the schedule is getting tougher. The Cowboys made their first official announcement for a non-conference game for the 2026-27 schedule by releasing information on its game with Saint Mary’s at Gallagher-Iba Arena on Saturday, Dec. 5. Advertisement Oklahoma State learned its …

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Why Calipari’s Assemblage of Big Men Have ‘Chip on Their Shoulder’

Much has been made about Arkansas’ basketball’s perceived lack of an elite big man going into the 2206-27 season. Razorback fans have been curious about UA’s situation on the interior, especially given the elite backcourt Calipari will bring into Fayetteville this fall. Advertisement Even with the potential addition of 6’11, 225-pound Russian center Ilia Frolov on the horizon, Arkansas’ current …

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Recapping the Knicks championship parade

It’s been one hell of a week for the Knicks and their fans. From winning their first championship in 53 years ago last Saturday, to the countless media appearances earlier this week, it’s been a multi-day celebration of the team, the players, and their incredible accomplishment. And on a very hyped up cloudy Thursday morning, all of culminated in a …

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Arkansas, Calipari Land Russian Big Man Ilia Frolov

Hours after completing his official visit to the University of Arkansas, Russian center Ilia Frolov committed to the Razorbacks and head coach John Calipari. The 6’11, 225-lb big man is a member of the Russian national team. He turned 18 Thursday. Advertisement “”It was an amazing visit,” Frolov said, per Paul Bancardi of ESPN. “Coach Calipari and the staff made …

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Knicks star gives BYU star blueprint for success

New York’s Jalen Brunson just showed the world that on basketball’s grandest stage, the smallest player on the floor can also be the biggest. One undersized point guard in Provo, Utah, was watching his every move — and it wasn’t the first time. Advertisement “He went to Villanova and that’s 30 miles from my house, so I’ve been watching him …

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Here’s how New York City Hall mixed up Patrick Ewing’s retired number during Knicks’ parade

Here’s how New York City Hall mixed up Patrick Ewing’s retired number during Knicks’ parade originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia Patrick Ewing’s jersey number was on display during the New York Knicks’ championship parade…but it had the wrong name above it. Advertisement Banners hung on the outside of City Hall in Manhattan on Thursday honoring each player on the …

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Our biggest questions for Underwood and Illinois in 2027

On paper, Illinois projects as one of the most talented and intriguing teams in college basketball. Returning roughly 60% of its total minutes from last year’s Final Four run, the Illini have most certainly turned heads across the country. Yet, beneath the off-season hype and a loaded roster, no team is bulletproof. As Brad Underwood looks to build on his …

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4 hints about who the Raptors will take in the NBA Draft

The Raptors have given us some clues as to who they might end up taking with the 19th and 50th picks in this year’s draft. The 2026 NBA Draft is shaping up to have one of the most seemingly loaded classes in a long time, with its top three of AJ Dybantsa, Cameron Boozer, and Darryn Peterson jostling for first …

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Knicks heralded as kings of NYC as millions attend estimated largest ticker-tape parade — and party — in city’s history

They’re the kings of New York City! The Knicks were heralded as royalty Thursday in what is estimated to be the largest ticker tape parade — and biggest party — in Big Apple history, with ravenous fans arriving hours ahead of the event to catch a glimpse of the champions. Advertisement An estimated 2 million fans flooded lower Manhattan for …

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