College Basketball

Milan Momcilovic was sold on Mark Pope early in the recruiting process

Milan Momcilovic was Kentucky’s biggest offseason addition, and arguably Mark Pope’s most talented addition of his tenure thus far. While his recruitment was filled with varying updates and suspense, he went in-depth with UK Sports Network about the process. “When I committed to Kentucky, I was on my driveway,” he said. “I don’t like talking in the house because my parents eavesdrop, so …

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Where are they now? Former Virginia basketball stars playing overseas in 2026

It’s no secret that Virginia basketball has an excellent track record of getting players to the pro level, whether that’s in the United States or Europe. Today, we’re going to check in on all the former UVA basketball players who currently play professionally overseas. Most Virginia fans probably know that bigger-name players like Mamadi Diakite, Kyle Guy, London Perrantes, and …

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Projecting Illinois Basketball’s Worst-Case Scenario for the 2026-27 Season

Illinois fans, who, candidly speaking, are an historically pessimistic bunch, are flying high in mid-July of 2026. On the heels of a Final Four appearance and the two winningest back-to-back seasons in Illini history on the gridiron, the sporting life hasn’t been better in Champaign in quite some time – especially considering that Illinois’ 2026-27 hoops squad is considered by …

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Kevo’s College Basketball Pre-Season top 25 | Update 2.0

It’s nearly college football season, which really just means it’s almost college basketball season again. I have updated my pre-season college basketball top 25 rankings. There have been some big roster changes recently and the new rankings reflect that. Read along for the top 25! College basketball Rosters in flux… An object in motion stays in motion, and the same …

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Will This Five-Star Recruit Sign With Syracuse Basketball?

The Syracuse men’s basketball season will not tip off until early November, but head coach Gerry McNamara and his staff are already planning for the future. That includes the recruiting process of players in the Classes of both 2027 and 2028. Over the weekend, a five-star prospect took to social media to announce he had received a scholarship offer from …

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Glen Rice selected to National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame

Former Michigan men’s basketball player and national champion Glen Rice was selected as one of six inductees into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame class of 2026, the men’s basketball program announced on Monday afternoon. Rice is the third Wolverine inducted into the Hall of Fame, joining joining Cazzie Russell (class of 2011) and former head coach John Beilein (class of …

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Danny Ainge will be inducted into National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame

Danny Ainge is adding another major accomplishment to his life’s lengthy résumé. The BYU legend has been selected for induction into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, BYU announced Monday. Ainge starred for the Cougars from 1977-81, averaging 20.9 points, 4.6 rebounds and 4.6 assists across 118 games as one of the most dominant players in program history. He …

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Tennessee basketball offers 2027 five-star point guard from Florida

Tennessee is recruiting toward its 2027 basketball signing class. The Vols offered a scholarship to five-star point guard Cayden Daughtry. “Blessed to receive an offer from the University of Tennessee,” Daughtry announced. Advertisement The 6-foot, 155-pound prospect is from Calvary Christian Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. 247Sports ranks him as the No. 3 point guard in the class and No. …

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ACC Preview #4 – Virginia Is Locked And Loaded

ACC Preview #1 – UNC || ACC Preview #2 – NC State || ACC Preview #3 – Wake Forest Last year, Virginia washed out the last remnants of Bennett Ball, as Ryan Odom, who loves to run, changed things for the better. Advertisement Former coach Tony Bennett preferred to keep games around 5o points or lower, and then his teams …

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Xavier Mid-Summer News and Notes

With the World Cup having dominated the sporting headlines over the summer, Xavier has been building out their roster and beginnings of their schedule as well as getting back to work on and in the court in preparation for year two of the Richard Pitino Era. Roster building Xavier has added two final pieces to their roster over the late …

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How Michigan Kept Matchup With Duke Basketball Highly Anticipated

The Duke Blue Devils will face arguably the most difficult non-conference schedule in all of college basketball next season. Head coach Jon Scheyer has continuously given his team’s grueling non-con slates year after year since he took over in Durham, but this one might be the most daunting. We’re seeing more head coaches across the sport seek out marquee non-conference …

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