College Basketball

Frolov May Not Be Exactly What Razorbacks Need, But Their Best Option at Center

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The biggest piece Arkansas basketball needs to contend for a national championship this season is a big man. That’s been well documented as head coach John Calipari has gone through the roster-building process. To the Hall of Famer’s credit, he’s brought in several viable options: Miikka Muurinen, Cooper Bowser and Maper Maker are all solid players who …

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Dick Vitale believes Kentucky has to many “cupcakes” on the non-conference schedule

Yesterday, Kentucky announced a few more of its non-conference games, and some folks are not happy about the quality of opponents that will come to Rupp Arena. The seven teams added to the schedule were Manhattan (November 3rd), James Madison (November 6th), Northern Arizona (November 13th), Grambling State (November 16th), Bryant (December 8th), Sacred Heart (December 22nd), and Gardner-Webb (December …

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Preposterously Early Best Case, Worst Case, And Most Likely Scenarios for Wisconsin Men’s Basketball

The Big Ten opponents have dropped for Greg Gard’s 2026-27 Wisconsin Badgers, and game one is just over four months away, so the doldrums of early summer seem like a perfect time for a ridiculously premature series of guesses about how the upcoming season will go. Let’s get right to it, shall we? Advertisement Best Case Greg Gard doesn’t rebuild, he reloads. So, in this optimistic scenario, losing John …

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Son of former Duke star JJ Redick goes viral for playing like his father

Many players in the Duke basketball family have gone viral this summer, like Joaquim Boumtje-Boumtje or Kon Knueppel’s younger brother, Kager. However, many Duke supporters haven’t been keeping up with JJ Redick’s son. Knox Redick, a current middle school prospect, has impressed for New Heights at the Global Games Youth Basketball Championship. In a recent video, Redick is seen knocking …

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Four-star PF Jeremy Jenkins down to 10 schools

Jeremy Jenkins, a four-star power forward in the 2027 class, tells Rivals he’s down to ten schools. Moving forward, the 6-foot-9 rising senior out of Riviera Prep (FL) will consider Dayton, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Indiana, NC State, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, Washington, West Virginia, and Xavier. Jenkins is currently in the process of scheduling official visits. Advertisement Prior to …

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Hoosiers Daily News: Indiana schedules exhibition matchup with North Carolina

Indiana men’s basketball keeps adding onto its 2026-27 schedule… kind of. Indiana has added an exhibition matchup against North Carolina set to be played on Sunday, October 18, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. It’ll be the first matchup between the two programs since 2022 but, unlike that 77-65 win at Assembly Hall, the game won’t count toward either team’s record, …

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Even Jay Wright didn’t see Jalen Brunson going Kobe Bryant in 2026 NBA Finals

Even Jay Wright didn’t see Jalen Brunson going Kobe Bryant in 2026 NBA Finals appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. In the latest edition of The Rich Eisen Show, former Villanova University head coach Jay Wright spoke about Jalen Brunson’s NBA success. Wright coached Brunson when Villanova won the national championship in 2018. …

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Kentucky Wildcat News: UK Baseball Transfer Portal Tracker

Good morning, BBN! The focus of the last few days has been the introduction of the new AD, J Blatt, alongside the start of offseason practice for Mark Pope and the Kentucky Wildcats. All the while, Nick Mingione and the Kentucky Baseball team have built a solid incoming transfer class. Advertisement Headlined by RHP PJ Craig and OF Alex Kelsey, …

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Kentucky Basketball offers Erick Dampier Jr., the son of an SEC legend, as summer recruiting heats up

Mark Pope has been on a tear this past month, landing his first top-10 high school recruit (Ryan Hampton) and a consensus top-three transfer portal player in Milan Momcilovic. That momentum is carrying over into the summer basketball circuit, and Kentucky Basketball just offered a really familiar name: Erick Dampier Jr. That’s probably going to make some of you feel …

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Kentucky Basketball practice notes and highlights from opening week

The Kentucky Basketball team officially began summer practice on Monday, but fans got an early preview of the Wildcats’ new-look roster thanks to videos posted by the program over the last two days. On Sunday, Kentucky’s social media team shared footage of players going through various athletic tests, including agility challenges and vertical jump measurements. It served as a nice …

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Virginia Tech Women’s Basketball Lands Italian Prospect Francesca Baldassarre

Virginia Tech women’s basketball garnered a commitment from international product Francesca Baldassarre, who enters the program as a 5-foot-9 freshman. The 5-foot-9 guard from Brindisi, Italy, will presumably have a full four years of eligibility. The 18-year-old spent two seasons with Afora Givova Battipaglia in Italy’s top league Serie A1. In her first season, she logged 2.2 points per game, …

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How Gonzaga’s lineup could change after adding Juwan Ekanga-Ehawa

Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs made an international splash on Sunday, securing a commitment from 18-year-old French guard Juwan Ekanga-Ehawa. Ekanga-Ehawa has been a star in France’s youth leagues and has seen his stock rise over the past few months. He joins a Gonzaga roster that had virtually zero depth in the backcourt behind returners Mario Saint-Supery and Davis …

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Gophers Men’s Basketball to Face SMU in Neutral-Site Nonconference Matchup

The Gophers have added a neutral-site nonconference matchup with SMU to their 2026-27 schedule, according to college basketball analyst Rocco Miller. The game is expected to be played on Dec. 12 in Frisco, Texas. Minnesota has recently added notable showdowns with St. Thomas and California to its nonconference slate for next season, and the Mustangs will now provide another formidable …

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Villanova Basketball reacts to Knicks NBA championship victory

The New York Knicks — featuring former Villanova Wildcats basketball players Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart and Mikal Bridges — secured the franchise’s first NBA title since 1973 with a Game 5 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night. Brunson led the way for the Knicks as Finals MVP, averaging 32.6 points per game in the championship series. Hart …

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Texas A&M’s opponents for 2026 Battle 4 Atlantis unveiled

With the addition of Mississippi State to the field, Texas A&M basketball’s opponents for the 2026 Battle 4 Atlantis were officially announced on Monday evening. According to a report from CBS Sports reporter Matt Norlander, the tournament has been changed to include two groups of four teams, with the Bulldogs being added. This means the Aggies will face Marquette and …

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