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Iowa State Basketball Surprisingly Barely in Top 25 Without Milan Momcilovic
One thing is for sure when it comes to the Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball team: as long as T.J. Otzelberger is the head coach, they will exceed expectations. They have made the NCAA tournament all five years he has been at the helm, turning into a perennial contender in the Big 12. If they are going to do that …
Read More »Where College Basketball Experts Rank Illinois Heading Into 2026-27
The way-too-early rankings for the 2026-27 campaign all got rolling back in early April, just days (or even a day, in some cases) after the national title game. Then came the transfer-portal wave. After the majority of portal entrants made their decisions by early May, more rankings began to pile in again. And then there was just one date circled …
Read More »Milan Momcilovic Will Greatly Raise Ceiling of Team He Joins
In his three seasons with the Iowa State Cyclones, Milan Momcilovic developed into the best shooter in men’s college basketball. He took his game to another level during his tenure in Ames, growing and developing under head coach T.J. Otzelberger. The Cyclones know how impactful a player he can be after he led the team in scoring and made history …
Read More »What would adding Milan Momcilovic mean for the upside of this Kentucky team?
All of Big Blue Nation has come together to agree on one thing, and that is the fact that Mark Pope has to find a way to land Iowa State transfer Milan Momcilovic. Step one is done as the sharpshooter pulled his name out of the NBA Draft, but now Pope has to find a way to land him. During …
Read More »This one improvement will make Malachi Moreno a superstar for the Kentucky Wildcats
For a little while, Big Blue Nation was starting to worry that freshman center Malachi Moreno could stay in the NBA Draft after his name was flying up the mock drafts. This was a concern for Coach Mark Pope, but last Sunday, Moreno announced that he will be back in his home state to play his sophomore season for the …
Read More »2026-27 Kentucky basketball player preview: Trent Noah
Mark Pope and his staff loaded up on depth this offseason after that turned into an issue last season thanks to injuries. Due to that, rising junior Trent Noah is going to have to really earn his playing time. Struggling in his minutes on the court last season, consistency was a problem. Now, all eyes are on if he will …
Read More »Should Kentucky fans be concerned that Milan Momcilovic has not yet committed?
There is a ton of stress right now in Lexington as Mark Pope and the staff are trying to land Milan Momcilovic, but this recruitment is being stretched out, which isn’t good for Kentucky. It sounds like the Wildcats have the highest offer NIL money wise, but he still hasn’t committed which has Kentucky fans scratching their heads. Since Momcilovic …
Read More »Why Duke Basketball Is Underrated NBA Draft Deadline Winner
The NBA Draft deadline has come and gone, and some programs are relieved while others were hit with some difficult last-second departures. In today’s NIL era of college basketball, it has completely changed how prospects handle the pre-draft process. Up until a couple of years ago, being a sure-fire first-round pick made it nearly impossible to turn the NBA Draft …
Read More »Syracuse basketball legend Carmelo Anthony pushes back on criticism of son Kiyan’s freshman year
Syracuse basketball legend Carmelo Anthony pushes back on criticism of son Kiyan’s freshman year appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Kiyan Anthony may not have had the breakout season Syracuse basketball was hoping for as a freshman. But his father Carmelo Anthony doesn’t think that makes the experience a failure. Advertisement Anthony, Kiyan …
Read More »Breaking Down Duke Basketball’s Updated Non-Conference Slate
The Duke basketball program is continuing to round out its elite non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 season, recently setting up another high-major matchup on a neutral floor. Head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff will once again give their guys a gauntlet of a non-conference slate to best prepare the club for the postseason. Duke has faced one of the …
Read More »Andrej Stojakovic returning puts Illinois basketball in the driver’s seat nationally
The dust has now settled from the NBA Draft process chaos, and the Illinois basketball team has emerged cleaner than ever. There was about a month of nerves that kept building and building as the Illini awaited Andrej Stojakovic’s decision on heading to the NBA or coming back to the Orange and Blue. Advertisement Stojakovic made that decision this past …
Read More »What Jacob Cofie’s Return to USC Means for the Trojans, Eric Musselman
Throughout the offseason, one of the biggest questions for the USC Trojans has been whether or not forward Jacob Cofie would keep his name in consideration for the 2026 NBA Draft. His return to Trojans coach Eric Musselman was announced in April, but Cofie officially withdrew from the NBA Draft in late May after participating in the G-League Combine and …
Read More »Wildcat Rewind: Mikal Bridges’ 5 best games at Villanova
The Nova Knicks are off to the NBA Finals. The trio of stars in New York have led the franchise back to the finals for the first time in 27 years. To Villanova fans, this is no surprise. Mikal Bridges was part of a Wildcat run that featured two National Championships in three years. During that time, Bridges played in …
Read More »Amid Reports of Kentucky, Louisville’s Final Offers, Insider Calls Arizona “Wildcard” for Milan Momcilovic’s Commitment
Milan Momcilovic recently withdrew from the NBA draft and announced his decision to play another year in college. Milan played three years in college for Iowa State. He is back for his senior now but he will not be continuing with the Cyclones. Ever since he was speculated to leave the draft process, two teams opened up as options – …
Read More »Iowa Basketball Taking Aim at Making it a Hawkeye State
The state of Iowa is a Hawkeye State when it comes to football. It’s what little kids dream of when they are playing in backyards and strapping up their helmets in high school. The dream is to walk out of the tunnel in Kinnick Stadium to ACDC’s “Back in Black” blaring. Flipping to basketball, though, that is a different story. …
Read More »One School Reported as Likely High Bidder for Milan Momcilovic
The college basketball world and Iowa State Cyclones fans are patiently awaiting to hear where Milan Momcilovic is going to be playing basketball next season. The No. 1-ranked player in the transfer portal, he withdrew from the 2026 NBA Draft just ahead of the deadline on May 27 to maintain his collegiate eligibility. It was a difficult decision for him …
Read More »Milan Momcilovic Holds Final Offers From at Least Two Teams
Former Iowa State Cyclones star Milan Momcilovic is the best player remaining in the NCAA transfer portal and his recruitment could be nearing an end. After withdrawing from the 2026 NBA Draft ahead of the deadline on May 27, his focus shifted entirely from living out his dream of being drafted to figuring out which team he would be committing …
Read More »College baseball on TV today: Full schedule, times, channels, streams for Saturday NCAA regional games
College baseball on TV today: Full schedule, times, channels, streams for Saturday NCAA regional games originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. By the end of the day Saturday — weather permitting — 16 teams will see their season come to an end in the NCAA baseball tournament. Advertisement That list …
Read More »The latest on Milan Momcilovic as decision nears
The wait for Iowa State transfer forward Milan Momcilovic’s college decision continues, but Kentucky Sports Radio’s Matt Jones provided several noteworthy updates on social media regarding where things currently stand. According to Jones, the last update he received was at 5 p.m., before Kentucky Baseball’s NCAA Tournament action: Neither Kentucky nor Louisville appeared to have a definitive answer regarding Momcilovic’s …
Read More »Why Milan Momcilovic Choosing Arizona Would Be Tough Blow for Iowa State Basketball
As the Iowa State Cyclones continue to reflect on what was a strong season, one of their top players from last year is in the portal and is the best player available. After deciding to come back to college a couple of days ago, Milan Momcilovic is now the best player in the portal and has a number of suitors …
Read More »Milan Momcilovic Departure Has Iowa State Basketball Dropping in Top 25
The Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball team is going to look a lot different during the 2026-27 season than it did when the 2025-26 season came to an end. A few of the departures the team was prepared for. Tamin Lipsey, Joshua Jefferson, Nate Heise, Dominick Nelson and Eric Mulder all exhausted their eligibility. The one they were hoping wouldn’t …
Read More »Duke’s Isaiah Evans Sees Slight Decline in Draft Stock
Former Duke guard Isaiah Evans is still considered a top prospect in this summer’s NBA Draft, but he has seen his stock dip slightly in recent weeks. Evans – a 6-foot-6 sophomore – had himself a strong season for the Blue Devils in the 2025-26 campaign. He averaged 15.0 points per game, a substantial leap from his average of 6.8 …
Read More »Predicting UNC Basketball’s ACC Record in Michael Malone’s First Season
The Tar Heels’ ACC opponents for the 2026-2027 season have officially been announced, and the draw seems generous at first glance. At home, the Tar Heels will take on Miami, Cal, Georgia Tech, SMU, Stanford, Virginia, and NC State. The toughest of those games at first glance would likely be Virginia and Miami, with NC State coming up next. Mar …
Read More »Kentucky Emerges as a Good Fit for Iowa State Basketball Star Milan Momcilovic
On Wednesday night, former Iowa State basketball standout Milan Momcilovic made his long-awaited decision, deciding that he will withdraw from the NBA Draft and remain in the NCAA transfer portal. Momcilovic played the last three seasons for the Cyclones, shooting at 42.8% from three-point range and 13.2 points per game in his career. The forward proved to be the best …
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