Yearly Archives: 2026

Syracuse losing 6-foot-8 sharpshooter to transfer portal after Gerry McNamara hire

Syracuse losing 6-foot-8 sharpshooter to transfer portal after Gerry McNamara hire originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Syracuse Orange men’s basketball roster will likely look rather different next season from this one. Advertisement That’s the nature of modern college basketball, especially when there’s a coaching change. Adrian Autry …

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Will Luka Dončić’s possible injury ruin a deserving MVP campaign?

Welcome to Judgment Week. The final games of the 2025-26 regular season are upon us and award races are heating up. Teams are vying for playoff positioning, others are loading up the tanks for one last hurrah and the league is preparing for a pivotal period. Thanks as always for the question submissions, let’s dive in … If Luka Dončić …

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March Madness Moneyline Picks for Saturday, April 4

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here. It’s been 38 years since one conference put two teams in the national title game. If the odds are right, the Big Ten Conference could finally do it, with the Illinois Fighting Illini taking on the UConn Huskies and the Michigan Wolverines facing …

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Pacers vs Hornets Prediction, Picks & Odds for Tonight’s NBA Game

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here. The Charlotte Hornets are the standout pick for “playoff sleeper”, and they can improve their chances of sneaking into the Top 6 against the Indiana Pacers tonight. Charlotte has put together a 7-3 run in its last 10 games, just as other Eastern …

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2026 March Madness top spenders for college basketball transfer portal

Many 2026 March Madness teams spent big on their college basketball rosters, but some programs are preparing to pay even more for next season. The transfer portal has become a show-stopping seasonal occurrence across multiple college sports. However, as the NCAA Tournament wraps up soon many teams are looking to bolster their rosters for next season. Advertisement MORE: Michigan State …

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Zion Stanford officially plans to transfer from Villanova

Zion Stanford will officially leave Villanova this offseason. The expected has now become reality as Stanford plans to enter the transfer portal, according to multiple reports stemming from Ken Jackson of Sky Limit Sports. Advertisement Stanford was not with the team over the final month of the season. He did not travel to Chicago for a March 4 game against …

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Kevin Garnett to make Timberwolves return April 12, will have jersey number retired by team next season

Rejoice, Minnesota Timberwolves fans, because the greatest player in franchise history is officially coming back. Kevin Garnett will make his return to Target Center on April 12, the team announced Friday. It will mark Garnett’s first appearance at the venue since 2018, per the team. The Timberwolves will take on the New Orleans Pelicans in the contest, which is the …

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Hawks rack up March honors

The Atlanta Hawks absolutely cannot be stopped. They finished the month of March with a record of 13-2, and going back to the All-Star break, the Hawks have rocketed up the standings with a mark of 18-3 since February 11th. Advertisement When the team has this level of success, individual accolades tend to follow. On Thursday, the announcements came down, …

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MASTERS ’26: Exclusive locker room, shared company

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Rory McIlroy returned to Augusta National for the first time as the Masters champion without his golf clubs and with high anticipation. The night after he finally won the green jacket last April, McIlroy climbed the 13 spiral stairs to the second floor of the clubhouse and walked through a door that says, “Masters Club Room. …

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A few more modest proposals to fixing the NBA Lottery

The NBA has narrowed down their list of anti-tanking measures to three options. I think that, unfortunately, this list is too short, and it leaves too many good ideas off the table. Below are some of the ideas that didn’t make the cut… Advertisement The Wheel Proposed by Mike Zarren, the wheel assigns draft picks without regard to record. Instead, …

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Kon Knueppel’s Brilliant Rookie Season Has Another High Point

Kon Knueppel has had a remarkable rookie season, but he was initially viewed as something of a consolation prize. His Duke teammate (and roommate) Cooper Flagg was the great prize of the draft last year. Called a generational talent, he was taken by Dallas with the first pick, and Knueppel fell to the #4 pick, where he was taken by …

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Friday’s NCAA Links Run

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA – APRIL 02: A general view of the exterior of Lucas Oil Stadium before the Men's Final Four on April 02, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images) | Getty Images DUKE What’s the best job in men’s college basketball? Coaches say it’s Duke — then the fieldCollege Basketball Coaches Get Real on Whether Duke is …

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How much money March Madness teams are earning, how it gets split

Today’s money is not tomorrow’s direct deposit — not for the respective teams and conferences represented in the Men’s NCAA Tournament. The NCAA’s system of financial payment for the teams who earn entrance into March Madness and then advance is a convoluted, six-year process. Advertisement When is one game a unit and one unit six slices of the pie? March …

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Top 15 teams in men’s college basketball history

College basketball has never lacked for drama, dynasties, or defining moments. From the hardwood floors of small college gyms in the early 20th century to the roaring arenas of March Madness today, the sport has produced teams that didn’t just win. They changed the way the game was played. Some were dominant for a single unforgettable season. Others reshaped what …

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