College Basketball

Duke Football: 2026 Season Schedule Analysis

The 2026 football season is rapidly approaching and, no surprise, the Duke Blue Devils are receiving little to no respect in preseason polls and articles. The ACC media preseason poll predicts Duke will finish 10th out of 17 teams. ESPN analytics predict Duke will win only five of 12 games. It is time for our Blue Devils to outperform the …

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Morgan State Transfer Alfred Worrell Jr: Kansas Basketball’s Newest Target?

With the NCAA’s recent federal court injunctions creating additional eligibility for countless players around the country, schools are getting a chance at a “second” offseason with transfers who weren’t previously thought to be available. Kansas is one of several programs looking to make another addition to round out the 2026-27 roster. On Monday, the Jayhawks were linked to yet another …

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Caleb Foster Has Major Point To Prove With Duke Basketball

The Duke basketball program returned three starters from a team that won the ACC regular-season and tournament titles, earned the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament, and made the Elite Eight. All three of those starters, Dame Sarr, Caleb Foster, and Patrick Ngongba, were massive retentions. Not only did head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff get rotation …

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UCLA Basketball May Need Mick Cronin To Change This Habit

If there’s one thing that Mick Cronin and UCLA basketball do well, it’s taking care of the basketball. Looking ahead to the 2026-2027 UCLA basketball season, I asked myself, what has UCLA done well, and what can it improve upon? From there, I found an answer in the same vein as the game. When plotting steals versus turnovers, nearly the …

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Where Florida volleyball ranks in preseason top-25 poll ahead of 2026

The American Volleyball Coaches Association released its preseason rankings on Monday and Florida volleyball will open the season ranked No. 17 in the AVCA/TARAFLEX Preseason Top-25 poll. That makes it 36 straight years that the Gators have been included in the preseason poll. It also represents the seventh-straight preseason top-25 appearance for head coach Ryan Theis during his head coaching …

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Ranking 5 Best Landing Spots For Duke Brennan

Duke Brennan was a big part of Villanova last season as the Wildcats were able to return to the NCAA Tournament. The big man is now looking for a home for the upcoming season in his fifth year. Brennan has narrowed his list to five teams and they all bring different fits. Advertisement Brennan averaged 12.4 points and 10.3 rebounds …

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Why Arkansas basketball shouldn’t be overconfident right now

The Arkansas basketball Bahamas tour was a success. We aren’t revising that fundamental assessment. The Razorbacks showed a lot of promise, flying across the court on defense and dominating at that end of the floor. They showed shotmaking ability, balance, versatility, depth, and tenacity. Their young players began to grow up. Scorers showed they could pass the ball and facilitate …

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Longtime Kentucky employee Marc Hill leaving for BYU Cougars

There’s no question that J Batt is off to a great start as the Director of Athletics at the University of Kentucky. However, a longtime Kentucky employee is now departing for the Big 12, and it’s a significant person from UK Athletics. Marc Hill, Kentucky’s Deputy Director of Athletics, is departing Lexington for Provo, Utah, where he will join BYU’s …

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Kentucky Basketball adds 2 more games to the 2026-27 schedule

Kentucky Basketball is getting closer and closer to having a final product when it comes to the schedule for the 2026-27 men’s basketball season. However, the final touches are still being worked on, and we’ve got a pair of new games confirmed. Advertisement On Friday morning, KSR reported that Appalachian State and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock were …

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Tennessee basketball transfer suffers an injury in practice, but it appears Vol fans can exhale

Tennessee dodged some potentially rough news this week regarding one of their new faces. One of the Tennessee Vols’ big men just suffered a big setback early on in his time in Knoxville. Virginia Commonwealth transfer forward Christian Fermin suffered a hand injury on Monday during practice and had surgery to repair the injury on Thursday, according to On3 Sports/VolQuest’s …

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3 Key Takeaways From Illinois Basketball’s Summer Highlights

On Wednesday, Illinois released a two-minute clip of “summer pickup” highlights. There are obvious caveats anytime we try to draw conclusions from footage of this kind, including: 1) The competitions appear to be open runs, not structured five-on-five scrimmages; 2) it’s mid-July; and 3) we’re watching a fraction of the action – and only what the program wants us to …

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Former Purdue, Butler basketball assistant reportedly joining another in-state staff

Former Purdue men’s basketball and Butler assistant Terry Johnson is reportedly staying in-state for his next coaching job. Johnson will join Evansville as associate head coach, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported Thursday. It would be Johnson’s fifth stint on a staff in his home state. Advertisement Johnson left Matt Painter’s staff after this past season, his fifth with the program. He …

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