College Basketball

7-foot-3 Italian center commits to Villanova

7-foot-3 Italian center commits to Villanova appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. On Saturday afternoon, 7-foot-3 Italian center Luigi Suigo officially withdrew from the 2026 NBA Draft and committed to playing college basketball at Villanova in 2026/27. Advertisement The 19-year-old from Tradate, Varese, Italy, had been evaluating his professional options throughout the draft …

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Duke Basketball Eyes Top-Shelf 2028 Big Man Yann Kamagate

It may be several more months before fifth-year Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his cohorts begin officially targeting prospects in the 2028 recruiting arena. That said, it wouldn’t be a surprise if one or more land an offer from the Blue Devils in the coming weeks, as Monday marks the first day that college coaches can directly contact …

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Villanova Lands 7-Foot-4 Commit From Italy on Saturday

Villanova basketball has yet to recreate the success it had in the Jay Wright era, as it hasn’t won an NCAA Tournament game since the Basketball Hall of Famer’s last season in 2021-22. However, first-year head coach Kevin Willard got the program back to the tournament for the first time since then this past season. The Wildcats made the tournament …

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Mounting Final Four Expectations Force UCLA Basketball Into Crucial Modern Crossroads

UCLA is one of the true top-tier programs in college basketball, contributing plenty of entertaining championship-caliber teams and players, and the greatest college basketball coach of all time in John Wooden. The Bruin basketball legacy puts plenty of pressure on those who wear the uniform to live up to the accomplishments of the greats who came before them, but lately, …

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Illinois basketball’s Big Ten foe receiving champions treatment in recent basketball power rankings

The Illinois basketball program is struggling to surpass the Michigan Wolverines in various Big Ten power rankings across the internet. Coming off a run to the Final Four, the Illini have had a great offseason. They were fortunate enough to retain five of their key offensive weapons from a year ago, while also signing an elite recruiting class led by …

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You’re Nuts: Which Big Ten team that didn’t make the NCAA Tournament last year will make it this year?

Happy FIFA World Cup Week to all, and happy National Peanut Butter Cookie Day to those without the world’s most common food allergy. Welcome to another edition of “You’re Nuts”, where our basketball writers pass the time during the long, grueling off-season by picking a basketball-related topic and debating it until we hit somewhere around 1,000 words and call it …

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Arkansas basketball wing Isaiah Sealy injures knee, requires surgery

FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas basketball sophomore Isaiah Sealy sustained a knee injury in a recent practice that will require surgery, according to a social media post from head coach John Calipari. Calipari said that the Razorbacks do not know the current timeline for Sealy’s return. Advertisement “I am disappointed for him because he has gotten so much better and spent time …

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Hughes: Virginia Tech Well-Positioned For 2026-27, Though Sting of 2025-26 Should Still Linger

BLACKSBURG, Va. – Basketball has always been about putting the ball in the basket. But for coaches evaluating rosters in the offseason, the more pressing question is often what happens after the ball comes off the rim. How do you build for what comes next? Advertisement For what it’s worth, I think Virginia Tech men’s basketball did a stellar job …

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Virginia Tech Transfer Neoklis Avdalas Holds Key to Ramped-Up Tar Heels Offense

Newly hired head coach Michael Malone had his work cut out for him upon arrival in Chapel Hill, with the North Carolina Tar Heels’ roster in complete shambles at the time of his appointment. Caleb Wilson, Henri Veesaar, and Seth Trimble were all inevitable departures this offseason, but losing five other key contributors from last season’s roster was an avalanche …

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Milan Momcilovic Pushes Kentucky Into National Status

The Kentucky Wildcats landed one of the biggest additions of the offseason when they secured former Iowa State Cyclone standout Milan Momcilovic. Widely regarded as one of the nation’s premier shooters, Momcilovic brings elite floor spacing, proven scoring ability, and valuable experience. Kentucky Basketball Projected Top 15 After Milan Momcilovic Commitment Mar 27, 2026; Chicago, IL, USA; Iowa State Cyclones …

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Summer Basketball Preview: Indiana Hoosiers

What’s going on, y’all? It’s officially the “off-season” for Oregon sports, so that means… Big Ten Basketball previews are back! And today, we’re going to be looking at the Indiana Hoosiers. The Hoosiers finished the ‘25-’26 season with a 18-14 record, finishing 10th in coach Darian DeVries’ inaugural season at IU. He will have essentially an entire new roster once …

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Mizzou Hoops Player Review: T.O. Barrett

If T.O. Barrett had entered the transfer portal after his freshman season, I doubt there would be many who would have blinked. After all he only saw action in 19 games, rarely played more than a handful of minutes when he did play, and was sitting behind Anthony Robinson II on the depth chart. That’s usually when you see a …

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