College Basketball

Former Clemson basketball star transfers to powerhouse Gonzaga

Chauncey Wiggins will use his additional year of college eligibility at one of the biggest programs in the country. The former Clemson forward has committed to Gonzaga, according to On3’s Joe Tipton. Wiggins arrives after a breakout season at Florida State, where he developed into a consistent scorer and put together the best numbers of his college career. Advertisement Wiggins …

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Evaluating Duke Basketball’s Expectations Versus North Carolina

The Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina Tar Heels have operated on fairly different trajectories over the last several years. Heading into the 2026-27 college basketball season, the two clubs are met with pretty different expectations. Where Duke has had stability over the last few years, the Tar Heels have had anything but. This ultimately led to the dismissal of …

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Texas A&M Basketball Wraps Up Bahamas Trip With Big Splashes

Down in the islands, the Texas A&M basketball program continued to prepare for its 2026-27 campaign with two more matchups against Canada’s Carleton University and Columbia’s Toros Del Valle. The week wrapped up with three wins and no losses as head coach Bucky McMillan’s team continued to get to know each other and grow their chemistry on and off the …

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Auburn drops second game in Greece to KK Mega SuperBet

Auburn basketball dropped its second game in its trip to Greece, 70-68, in a rematch with KK Mega Superbet on Sunday. The Tigers won the first matchup between the two teams on Saturday with a convincing 92-71 victory. It should be noted that Tahaad Pettiford only played in the first quarter and Kevin Overton sat for the final 17 minutes …

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ACC Preview #10 – Syracuse

#1 – UNC || #2 – NC State || #3 – Wake Forest || #4 – Virginia || #5 – Clemson||#6 – Miami || #7 – Louisville || ACC Preview #8 – Pitt  || ACC Preview #9 – Georgia Tech Syracuse is going to be one of the most interesting teams to watch in the ACC this season. Advertisement The Jim Boeheim era, which was nearly as long as the Cretaceous era, …

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Duke’s Case for Preseason No. 1 With Other Top Contender

Heading into the 2026-27 college basketball season, Duke and Florida probably have the top two rosters in the country, and rightfully so. Both Jon Scheyer and Todd Golden did fantastic jobs utilizing winning roster-building tactics in today’s era of college basketball: retention and the transfer portal. But which of the two programs will be ranked No. 1 in the AP …

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Mid-Major Madness React Results: Maui is the best MTE location

It’s no surprise. Maui was voted as the best MTE location by Mid-Major Madness fans. The Maui Invitational received 49% of the votes. Going to the polar opposite, the Great Alaska Shootout finished second with 38%, while the Crossover Classic in Sioux Falls, S.D., tabbed the remaining 13%. So, why was Maui so popular? Advertisement Well, it’s a tropical destination. It has …

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Encouraging update on Mark Mitchell for Kentucky Basketball

Mark Mitchell could become one of the most intriguing players available if the current eligibility situation allows class of 2022 athletes to return for an additional season. Mitchell, a 6-foot-8, 220-pound forward, just finished his senior season at Missouri, where he averaged 18.3 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game while shooting 54.7% from the field and 38.8% from …

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Why Gonzaga needed a point guard like Javon Bennett

Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs spent most of July and the early part of August without a single point guard on their roster – thanks to the shocking departure of sophomore Mario Saint-Supery, who returned to Spain after one year in Spokane. The Zags rectified the situation last Thursday, however, securing a commitment from former Dayton point guard Javon …

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Gonzaga emerges as one of the biggest winners of college basketball’s 5-in-5 transfer portal window

Most media outlets didn’t list Mark Few’s Gonzaga Bulldogs among the top winners out of the transfer portal earlier this summer. Even with quality roster additions in 7’0 center Massamba Diop (Arizona State) and 6’6 wing Isiah Harwell (Houston), the duo wasn’t enough to put the Zags in the same tier as monster portal classes at Tennessee, Louisville, and Texas, …

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NC State lands commitment from 6-foot-11 forward Jamil Robinson

Jamil Robinson, a three-star 6-foot-11 power forward in the 2027 class, has committed to NC State, he told Rivals.  The high-upside rising senior out of Eagles Landing Christian Academy (GA) flew under the radar after a broken foot caused him to miss his junior high school season. Robinson returned to the court this summer, playing the final two sessions of …

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Duke’s MSG Clash With Texas Tech Just Got More Interesting

The Duke Blue Devils will face arguably the most difficult non-conference schedule of any team in college basketball next season. Head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff assembled a slew of premier opponents for their club to face early in the season, which is fantastic for the program’s growth as a unit and for college basketball fans. Mar 27, 2026; …

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Gonzaga transfer Skylar Wicks has waiver approved by NCAA

The flurry of roster moves for Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs continued on Monday, although this time it wasn’t a new transfer portal addition…exactly. Skylar Wicks, who committed to the Zags back in late June, had his eligibility waiver approved by the NCAA for the upcoming 2026-27 season – according to Dushawn London of 247Sports. Advertisement Gonzaga has not …

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