College Basketball

Marquette Men’s Soccer Snags Some Top 25 Votes

On Saturday, Marquette men’s soccer moved to 5-1-1 on the year. They did this by avoiding a loss to otherwise winless Southern Indiana. They did this because Tomiwa Adewumi scored three goals in the last 22 minutes of the match, pushing the Golden Eagles to a 3-2 victory even though they played the last stretch of the match with just …

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Kansas-Missouri Draws Fourth-Most Viewers in Week 2

Kansas and Missouri’s rivalry matchup returned to the national spotlight Friday night, and the television audience showed just how much interest surrounded the game. The Jayhawks and Tigers averaged 3.09 million viewers on FOX, making Kansas-Missouri the fourth-most-watched college football game of Week 2. Putting the rivalry ahead of every other game that weekend outside of the top three national …

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UCLA Basketball Top 20 Players of All Time: No. 4

When ranking the best 20 players in UCLA’s history, it’s hard to separate individual success from team championships. Fortunately, we don’t have to separate the two for the legendary Bruin coming in at No. 4 on the list. Advertisement UCLA Basketball Top 20 Players of All Time: No. 4 Sidney Wicks Jan 23, 1971; South Bend, IN, USA; FILE PHOTO; …

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Tamin Lipsey’s Iowa State Basketball Career May Not Be Over

The Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball team said goodbye to some incredibly talented players at the conclusion of the 2025-26 season. Tamin Lipsey, Joshua Jefferson, Nate Heise and Eric Mulder all exhausted their eligibility, moving on to the next phase of their basketball careers and life. However, the new 5-in-5 eligibility rules in the NCAA have some players who were …

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Blue Ribbon Yearbook predicts Memphis will win the American

Blue Ribbon Yearbook released their college basketball preseason magazine for the 2026-27 season, and they predict Memphis will win the American and make the NCAA Tournament. The Tigers are coming off a disappointing season where they finished 13-19 and 8-10 in conference play. Penny Hardaway completely revamped his staff and roster over the offseason, so it will be a lot …

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Louisville Basketball Embraces Digital Finance with Ripple Partnership and XRP Court Logo on Denny Crum Court

On Tuesday morning, Louisville Athletics announced a multi-year partnership with Ripple, a blockchain-based fintech company, which will bring XRP branding to the Louisville basketball program. Ripple was founded in 2012 and provides technology and solutions to help businesses use cryptocurrency to move and manage money more easily and efficiently. Advertisement XRP is the cryptocurrency that will be the featured logo …

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Georgetown basketball: Star Kentucky transfer gets pivotal injury update from Ed Cooley

Georgetown basketball: Star Kentucky transfer gets pivotal injury update from Ed Cooley appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Much of the Georgetown Hoyas’ hopes for the 2026-27 season hinge on the availability of Jaland Lowe, the program’s main offseason acquisition via the transfer portal. The former Kentucky standout suffered a shoulder injury last …

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Chad Baker-Mazara sues USC and Eric Musselman, alleging NIL pay dispute and racial remarks

LOS ANGELES — Former Southern California basketball player Chad Baker-Mazara is suing the university and coach Eric Musselman after his abrupt dismissal from the team in March. The lawsuit filed Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges Musselman kicked Baker-Mazara off the team after the Trojans were eliminated from NCAA Tournament contention to avoid paying the remainder of his NIL …

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Gonzaga could be headed back to Spokane for March Madness

Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are one of many college basketball programs with a roster featuring multiple players in eligibility limbo, even as the season rapidly approaches. That has made preseason projections a nearly impossible task this offseason, and yet many are still doing the best they can with the information they have. Advertisement Joe Lunardi, ESPN’s longtime resident …

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Kansas Basketball Gets Two Big Monday Games In 2027

The 2026-27 college basketball season is on the horizon and Kansas just received big scheduling news. On Monday, the Big 12 and ESPN announced the Big Monday games that will take place this season. The Jayhawks have become a big part of this weekly event during the season and will play two more games this year. Advertisement Kansas will take …

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Ohio State big man cleared to return to all basketball activities

The Ohio State basketball team got good news this week as newcomer Josh Ojianwuna has been fully cleared for all basketball-related activities. According to college basketball insider Jon Rothstein, Ojianwuna is now back on the floor in full capacity. Ojianwuna played in a very limited capacity during the Buckeyes’ trip to Puerto Rico after not playing at all last year …

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Syracuse Men’s Basketball Entering Worrisome Phase With Regards to Guard Injury

While there are still about six weeks remaining until the start of the 2026-27 college basketball season, practice begins later this month. The first exhibition games happen in mid-October, about a month from now. With those things ramping up, teams undoubtedly would like to be at full strength right from day one, but unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like that will …

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UCLA Basketball Top 20 Players of All Time: No. 5

We’ve finally reached the top five in our countdown of the top 20 UCLA Bruins of all time. When ranking the best 20 Bruins in UCLA’s history, there is no shortage of players who won National Championships under John Wooden. However, this Bruin managed to pair a National Championship win with one of the best individual peaks of any other …

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