College Basketball

Former Purdue basketball star Trey Kaufman-Renn can return to college for sixth season

Back in June, Trey Kaufman-Renn heard his name called at the 2026 NBA Draft. By the time November rolls around, there’s a good chance he’ll be playing college basketball somewhere. Kaufman-Renn, a former forward at Purdue who was a first-team All-Big Ten selection in 2025, was granted a temporary restraining order against the NCAA by an Indiana judge on Wednesday, …

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Two Duke basketball teams named among the greatest sports teams of all-time

Bleacher Report recently ranked the top-99 North American sports teams of all time, including both professional and collegiate sports. A powerhouse in college basketball, Duke had two of their teams recognized. No. 67: 2000-01 Duke Blue Devils Beginning with the 2000-01 team, they were a dominant group under Coach K. During the regular season, they went 35-4 behind the great …

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Missouri @ Kansas Preview And Prediction

The Border War is back. No. 23 Missouri travels to Lawrence on Friday night to face Kansas, and after what happened last season, the Jayhawks should have plenty of motivation. Kansas jumped out to a 21-6 lead against Missouri last year before completely losing control of the game. The Tigers came back to win 42-31, extending their advantage in one …

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If Cade Tyson is eligible, the Gophers could win the Big Ten

Two impact guards. Two sharpshooting forwards. An extremely versatile power forward. A 7-foot-2 center. And 3-5 players off the bench who can play. Those are the ingredients necessary to make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament, and you’ll find them associated with the best teams in the Big Ten every season. Funny, that’s exactly what the Minnesota Golden Gophers …

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UNC Basketball releases full 2026-27 ACC schedule

While we are at the start of the college football season, it won’t be long until the start of the college basketball season is underway. For North Carolina, they are in the first year of the Michael Malone era, taking over for Hubert Davis. So far, Malone has built his roster, done some recruiting and is preparing for the upcoming …

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Date officially announced for MSU-Oakland men’s basketball matchup

An annually in-state rivalry will return again this year, with Oakland officially announcing they’ll play at the Breslin Center in late December this season. Michigan State men’s basketball has yet to release their schedule for the upcoming season, but teams throughout the country have been doing so over the last month. That included Oakland on Wednesday, who announced they’ll play …

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UCLA Basketball Top 20 Players of All Time: No. 7

As we continue with the ranking of the top 20 best UCLA Bruins of all-time, we’re inching closer to the top five as we arrive at the No. 7 slot. This Bruin is one of the most widely known players to come from UCLA and has one of the best NBA careers of any Bruin mentioned so far. Advertisement UCLA …

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Syracuse Women’s Basketball Names Captains For 2026-27 Season

After getting to the NCAA Tournament in 2025-26, the Syracuse women’s basketball team has experienced a lot of turnover through the course of the offseason. Gone are guards Dominique Darius and Laila Phelia to graduation and gone also are guards Sophie Burrows (transfer portal) and Maddie Potts (transfer portal). Advertisement Of course, head coach Felisha Legette-Jack has brought in replacement …

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Glaring Trait Duke Fans Will Love From Rookie Deron Rippey Jr.

Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff are once again bringing in one of the best high school recruiting classes in the country. The class is rated as the No. 2 group in the nation, according to 247Sports. It is highlighted by international prospect Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje and 5-stars Cameron Williams, Deron Rippey Jr., and Bryson Howard. Mar …

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YouTube Gold: Great Free Throw Distractions

In college basketball, and, to an extent, pro ball, distracting free throw shooters has become sort of an art form. In Cameron, we’ve seen some inspired ideas. Speedo Guy was great, although then-coach Mike Krzyzewski suggested that we didn’t need to see that again (Speedo Guy, we believe, is a reverend now). Advertisement There is a pale imitation of Speedo …

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Top 2028 in-state prospect schedules Tennessee basketball visit

2028 five-star small forward DJ Okoth will visit Tennessee on Oct. 16, according to Dushawn London of 247Sports. He will also visit Kentucky (Oct. 2) and Vanderbilt (Nov. 14). The 6-foot-6, 180-pound prospect is an in-state target from Bartlett High School in Bartlett, Tennessee. 247Sports ranks him as the No. 6 small forward in the class and No. 1 player …

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Leading scorer Cade Tyson rejoins Minnesota in aim for 5th year, as courts sort out eligibility

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota’s leading scorer Cade Tyson has rejoined the team with the intent to play this season, the university announced on Tuesday. The 6-foot-7 Tyson has enrolled in classes for the fall semester and will practice with the Gophers while waiting for official eligibility clearance. Advertisement Tyson was part of a group of college basketball players from the …

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Duke Basketball 2026-27 Opening ACC Opponent Revealed

The Duke basketball program will once again enter the college basketball season as the cream of the crop out of the ACC. However, in 2026-27, the league as a whole could be in a much better spot in terms of depth than in any of the last several years. Although they are the favorite, the Blue Devils will have some …

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Gonzaga May Have College Basketball’s Best Starting Frontcourt. It Still Needs Izan Almansa.

Izan Almansa committed to Gonzaga in May, giving Mark Few a 6-foot-10 former G League Ignite forward with a year in Australia’s NBL, time in Real Madrid’s system and more experience against grown men than most players Gonzaga brings in from the high school or transfer ranks. He joined what is probably the most exciting frontcourt in college basketball for …

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How Michael Carter-Williams Can Help Syracuse Basketball Program

The Syracuse basketball program, over the course of past century and change, has developed multiple players who have gone on to the professional level. Those players have included Hall of Famers like Dave Bing and Carmelo Anthony, along with excellent NBA players like Sherman Douglas, Derrick Coleman, Pearl Washington, Tyler Ennis, Hakim Warrick and many others. But beyond simply playing, …

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3 Most Important Player Developments for UNC Basketball

The North Carolina Tar Heels are entering a pivotal 2026-27 college basketball season after being one of the most underwhelming programs over the last five years. As a blue blood, North Carolina is always expected to compete at the highest level, and it’s obvious it hasn’t met those expectations in recent memory. That’s evident in two consecutive first-round exits in …

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