College Basketball

Michigan Forward J.P. Estrella Expected to Stay with Wolverines After Dusty May’s Departure

The Michigan Wolverines were dealt an unfortunate blow just months after winning a national championship. After two seasons in Ann Arbor, head coach Dusty May left the program to become the Dallas Mavericks’ head coach. It was a surprising decision, and shortly after the news broke, Michigan named Mike Boynton Jr. the interim head coach. USA Today’s Jordan Mendoza reports …

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Xavier adds neutral site non-conference game vs. high-major opponent

Xavier men’s basketball has added another high-major opponent to its 2026-27 non-conference schedule. According to Alex Rosinski, Xavier will play Mississippi State in a neutral-site contest at the Greenbrier Resort on Friday, Nov. 13. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement The Greenbrier Resort is located in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Over the last two seasons, it has hosted the Greenbrier Tip-Off at …

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Michigan State vs. Michigan Basketball Rivalry: The Best in the Big Ten — and the Nation’s No. 2 Rivalry?

Rivalries between college programs date back so far that they have produced some of the greatest matchups in all of sports. Professional sports certainly have their rivalries, and there have been eras where professional rivalries rivaled — or even surpassed — those in college sports. There was the peak of the Baltimore Ravens vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, the New York Yankees …

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Florida holds onto top spot in ESPN’s latest way-too-early rankings

The middle of the summer tends to be the doldrums for college basketball news, but ESPN is still updating its way-too-early rankings with four months remaining until the opening tipoff. In Jeff Borzello’s latest offering, the Florida Gators remain atop the standings despite questions surrounding guard Denzel Aberdeen, who transferred back to Gainesville after a season with the Kentucky Wildcats. …

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Michigan basketball transfer J.P. Estrella reportedly staying

Michigan basketball is reportedly retaining a big transfer. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, Tennessee transfer J.P. Estrella plans on staying with Michigan next season despite the departure of former U-M coach Dusty May. Per Thamel, Estrella “quickly bonded” with U-M interim coach Mike Boynton, whom the University officially appointed as the interim on June 23. Advertisement Estrella’s re-commitment follows that …

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Knicks’ former 31st overall pick just committed to a mid-major college basketball program

Knicks’ former 31st overall pick just committed to a mid-major college basketball program originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. There were surely other weird eras of college basketball. Advertisement This one, though, is quite confounding. The player the New York Knicks chose with the No. 31 overall pick in …

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J.P. Estrella reaffirms commitment to Michigan Basketball

Mike Boynton Jr. and the Michigan men’s basketball program continue to add to their list of good news this offseason following the unexpected departure of Dusty May to the Dallas Mavericks. Transfer forward J.P. Estrella is officially staying with the Wolverines for the 2026-27 season, reaffirming his commitment to Michigan despite May’s exit last week. Estrella becomes the second transfer …

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The Five Greatest Northwestern Basketball Teams of All Time

When people talk about the greatest college basketball teams of all time, they mention Duke, Kentucky, UCLA and several other historically great programs. The term “blue blood” refers to the elite programs of college basketball who consistently win no matter the obstacles. Mike Krzyzewski took his Blue Devils to 13 Final Fours across five decades. However, Northwestern’s blood couldn’t be …

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A Good Piece On The Late Hack Tison

When Duke great Hack Tison died recently, we did a bit of a write up about him, but most of what we knew about him came from other people’s stories and recollections. We don’t know if you can say this about what is essentially an obituary or remembrance (on the other hand, why not?), but Jim Sumner’s column about Tison …

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Kentucky Wildcats News: UK Basketball in the early SEC Power Rankings

Tip-off for Kentucky Basketball’s season opener is still nearly four months away, but Jon Rothstein has already released his early SEC Basketball rankings. Rothstein has Kentucky ranked 5th in the conference behind Florida, Texas, Tennessee, and Arkansas. Vanderbilt, Alabama, Missouri, Texas A&M, and Georgia make up the bottom half of the top 10. Advertisement Obviously, these rankings are very early, …

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Where Gonzaga stands in 2026-27 Pac-12 basketball power rankings

The Pac-12 has made its triumphant return, with Gonzaga among the seven new teams in the 100+- year-old league, which officially launched on July 1, 2026. From the ashes of conference realignment, a pair of abandoned schools in Oregon State and Washington State worked hard to rebuild the ‘conference of champions’ – doing so by securing a quintet of Mountain …

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Donnie Freeman to miss season with Achilles injury in St. John’s heartbreaker

As the calendar turned to July, St. John’s was dealt a blow. Johnnies forward Donnie Freeman, a transfer from Syracuse, suffered an Achilles injury and will miss the upcoming season, St. John’s head coach Rick Pitino said Wednesday. Advertisement Access the St. John’s beat like never before Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Zach Braziller …

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Stephen Curry reveals the first time he ever saw Dell Curry get emotional: “He just let loose”

Before Stephen Curry became one of the most iconic players in NBA history and the greatest shooter basketball has ever seen, he was just a skinny guard from Davidson who captivated the nation during one magical month in 2008. Davidson entered the NCAA tournament as a No. 10 seed with little national recognition, despite winning the Southern Conference. Many expected them to …

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Former Syracuse basketball player Donnie Freeman to miss upcoming season after suffering Achilles injury

With Syracuse and St. John’s still looking to finalize a regular season game against each other at Madison Square Garden for the upcoming season, the game will not feature new coach Gerry McNamara and his new look roster facing a former Orange standout. Red Storm head coach Rick Pitino announced Wednesday on his X account that Freeman suffered an Achilles …

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Premier 2027 Center Reports Duke Basketball Recruiting Offer

Just a few days after fifth-year Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff went on a bit of an offer spree, the Blue Devils dished out another 2027 offer on Wednesday. This latest target for the blueblood recruiting powerhouse in Durham is Prolific Prep (Fla.) standout center Lewis Uvwo. The 6-foot-10, 225-pound five-star revealed the offer from Scheyer …

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