College Basketball

Florida’s Xaivian Lee Looks to Finally Be Gonzaga’s Guy

Now Valencia Basket’s Mario Saint-Supery of Spain in the EuroLeague and LSU Tigers’ Donovan Dent didn’t want to be a part of the Gonzaga Bulldogs with the larger paycheck calling. Florida Gators’ Xaivian Lee does, who has a natural fit with the program’s style of running a half-court offense and utilizing the pick-and-roll heavily. The point guard transfer committed to …

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Iowa State Receives Fair Big 12 Basketball Standings Projection

The Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball team has turned into one of the most consistently productive programs in the country under head coach T.J. Otzelberger. He has been at the helm for five seasons, taking over for Steve Prohm, who went 2-22 in his last campaign. That didn’t stop Otzelberger from finding immediate success, leading the Cyclones on an unexpected …

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Report: Virginia Tech Men’s Basketball Signs Former Clemson Guard Butta Johnson

According to 247Sports’ Matt Zenitz, Virginia Tech men’s basketball has signed former Clemson guard Efrem “Butta” Johnson. The fifth-year player – a benefactor of the NCAA’s new “five-for-five” age-based eligibility rules – started nine games for Clemson last year and averaged 6.3 points per game, shooting 35.5% from 3-point range. Johnson was a two-year starter at UAB before transferring to …

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Kansas Basketball Set To Host Top-25 2027 Recruit Malachi Jordan

Kansas basketball is continuing to build its 2027 recruiting board, and another highly rated prospect is expected to make his way to Lawrence. Advertisement According to League Ready’s Sam Kayser, 2027 small forward Malachi Jordan is expected to visit Kansas in September. Jordan also has upcoming visits with USC, Vanderbilt, Tennessee and UConn as his recruitment begins to take shape. …

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Where UNC basketball lands in very early ESPN bracketology

Sports fans are gearing up for the 2026 college football season that begins this weekend, but we aren’t far away from college basketball starting either. In just a few months, the college basketball season will be here. The North Carolina Tar Heels are entering Year 1 of the Michael Malone era. There are still many questions left to be answered …

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Tennessee Basketball Misses on Big Time Recruiting Target

The Tennessee Volunteers basketball squad has been great when it comes to recruiting in the past, as many of their best players have come through the program recently, especially when factoring in recruiting out of the portal. Whether it is getting a steal from a prospect like Zakai Zeigler or going into five-star territory and bringing Nate Ament to Rocky …

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Virginia Tech basketball news: Hokies sign former Clemson guard

Virginia Tech basketball news: Hokies sign former Clemson guard appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Virginia Tech basketball pulled off a letdown pursuit of a March Madness bid last season. Head coach Mike Young managed to win 19 games for the third time in his tenure, yet still couldn’t make the field of …

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Iowa State Faces Uphill Battle With Big 12’s 5-For-5 Success

The Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball team received some brutal news recently, with point guard Killyan Toure suffering a shoulder injury that is going to cost him about half of his sophomore campaign. With the new 5-for-5 eligibility rule that is in place, injuries like the one to Toure will no longer carry a redshirt designation. Players will have five …

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Kentucky makes the cut for top recruit Cayden Daughtry

The man who took the recruiting world by storm during his unbelievable run at the Peach Jam earlier this summer, Cayden Daughtry, has released a list of some of his final schools. When I say a list of some, that’s an understatement, with the list being Daughtry’s top 14 schools. Advertisement Even though it’s a list of 14 schools, it …

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Mid-Major Madness Reacts Survey Results: Greg Kampe, Bill Russell should receive a statues

In the world of sports, there is perhaps no better way to honor the importance of a player or person than by enshrining them in statue form for everyone to see. Whether it’s Tennessee’s Pat Summit crossed armed near Thompson-Boling Arena, the NCAA’s all-time leading rebounder, Tom Gola, preserved in bronze at La Salle, or Michigan State commemorating Magic Johnson’s …

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2027 Florida point guard names Tennessee basketball in top 14 schools

2027 five-star point guard Cayden Daughtry named Tennessee in his top 14 schools, along with Florida State, Iowa, Miami, UConn, Florida, Arkansas, Michigan, USC, Kentucky, Louisville, Providence, Villanova and Vanderbilt, according to Dushawn London of 247Sports. The 6-foot, 155-pound prospect is from Calvary Christian Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. 247Sports ranks him as the No. 2 point guard in the …

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Maryland Basketball Finds Instant Impact in Two Standout Newcomers

Power forward Tomislav Buljan and guard DJ Wagner have wasted no time making their mark in College Park, and Hoops HQ’s latest newcomer rankings reflect just how quickly they’ve elevated Maryland’s roster. Buljan debuts at No. 7, earning recognition as one of the Big Ten’s most polished and impactful frontcourt additions, while Wagner lands at No. 19, showcasing his playmaking, …

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Is former Duke forward Mark Mitchell eligible to play for Kentucky?

Former Duke forward Mark Mitchell took the college basketball world by storm, committing to transfer from Missouri to Kentucky over the weekend. Following his commitment, the SEC released a statement, saying, “Individuals who choose to leave college athletics, sign professional playing contracts, and compete professionally should not then be permitted to return to college competition.” Considering this news, many believed …

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Villanova’s non-conference schedule revealed – Yahoo Sports

Adam Zagoria of New York Times Sports and Forbes Spotts has announced the Wildcats’ out-of-conference games. The announcement reveals two exhibition games and two regular-season games that were unknown prior to this: Advertisement October 17 vs George Mason (exhibition) October 22 vs Virginia (exhibition) As speculated, the Wildcats have finished out the schedule with two more “buy games” against Rider …

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Utah basketball guard Noam Yaacov ruled ineligible by NCAA

Noam Yaacov was expected to turn heads during his first year with the Utah Utes. But his time in college basketball will have to wait. Utah announced on Monday that Yaacov is now ineligible, after his NCAA waiver was appealed and denied. Utes basketball coach Alex confirmed the details. This was a blow for Utah, who viewed Yaacov as a …

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