On Monday morning, the college basketball world experienced a seismic shake-up with the news that Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May was leaving to take the same position with the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks. It’s a shocking move that will certainly have an effect on the 2026-27 season, and potentially a direct effect on the Kentucky Wildcats. Obviously, who Michigan hires …
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Dusty May leaves for Mavs. Jon Scheyer stays. Duke trolls
Dusty May is making the jump from college basketball to the NBA to become the next Dallas Mavericks coach. It’s a significant move within college basketball, considering May just led Michigan to the national championship, is one of the top coaches in his profession and had been in talks with the Wolverines for a contract extension. Advertisement Opinion: Days before …
Read More »New Arch Madness Format Solves a Non-Existent Problem
Every year for over the past three decades, the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri, has been home to one of the best conference tournaments that mid-major college basketball has to offer. “Arch Madness” has a special feel to it. The fans are passionate, the programs are rich in tradition, and most importantly, teams have to earn it. There were …
Read More »Michigan’s Next Head Coach? Why Josh Schertz Could Be the Perfect Fit
As Michigan begins its search for a replacement for national championship-winning head coach Dusty May, one name continues to gain traction near the top of the candidate list. Saint Louis head coach Josh Schertz. Advertisement While replacing a coach who just delivered a national title is never easy, Schertz possesses many of the qualities Michigan should be seeking as it …
Read More »Michigan’s Search for Dusty May’s Successor Should Start With One Coach
Michigan basketball is suddenly searching for a new head coach after reports surfaced that Dusty May is finalizing a deal to become the next head coach of the Dallas Mavericks. The timing is far from ideal for the Wolverines. May just delivered a national championship and appeared poised to keep Michigan among the nation’s elite programs for years to come. …
Read More »Report: Dusty May leaving Michigan for NBA head coaching job
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA – APRIL 04: Head Basketball Coach Dusty May of the Michigan Wolverines reacts during the second half of a NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Final Four game against the Arizona Wildcats at Lucas Oil Stadium on April 04, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Michigan Wolverines won the game 91-73. (Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images) | Getty Images Per …
Read More »Some Duke Basketball Summer Videos
We’re at the point in the summer when Duke is sending out basketball videos, and that’s always a lot of fun. The first video we have focuses on transfer John Blackwell, who is mostly paired with Deron Rippey, so you get double value. There are a lot of other guys in there as well in short bursts. Advertisement It’s cool …
Read More »Kentucky Wildcats News: NBA Draft Week
The NBA Draft is just one day away, as 60 prospects will hear their name called Tuesday and Wednesday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY. Leading off tomorrow night will be the Washington Wizards, with much speculation on which one of the top players they will select. Advertisement Darryn Peterson (Kansas), AJ Dybansta (BYU), Cameron Boozer (Duke), and …
Read More »What Setting Texas A&M Game Date Says About Oklahoma State’s Early Season Plans
Building a non-conference basketball schedule is a juggling act for most programs. The Oklahoma State Cowboys are no exception. Earlier this week, Oklahoma State announced that it was starting a series with mid-major power Saint Mary’s on Dec. 5 at Gallagher-Iba Arena. It should be one of the Cowboys’ biggest non-conference home games this season. Advertisement But it’s the scheduling …
Read More »Why Jordan Smith Jr. Could Be The Answer as Razorbacks Search for Shooters
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – There has been some skepticsm over how Arkansas isn’t bring in a pure three-point shooter in its backcourt for next season. When looking solely off high school and grassroots production that can be a fair assessement for some points. Most importantly, watching the transformation of a college prospect throughout their entire development matters most. Advertisement Arkansas freshman …
Read More »How Wisconsin Basketball’s Returning Production Stacks Up With the Big Ten
One of college basketball’s most time-honored traditions – particularly within the Big Ten – is sleeping on the Wisconsin Badgers in the summertime. From national pundits to media polls and power rankings, you can essentially set your watch to the fact that the Badgers will be projected as a middling Big Ten team year in and year out, only to …
Read More »Duke Basketball Contacts Son of Former NBA Guard Mardy Collins
Back in early January, former Temple Owls star and four-year NBA player Mardy Collins listed the Duke basketball program among those he had been talking with in regard to his son, The Tatnall School (Del.) forward Mason Collins. And now that the open contact period has been in effect almost a week for 2028 prospects, it appears the 6-foot-6, 195-pound …
Read More »Top 15 Kentucky sports moments of 2025-26: No. 5 Captain Clutch
We are counting down the 15 biggest highlights from Kentucky Wildcats sports in the 2025-26 year. We have entered the top five, and No. 5 comes to us from the basketball court, and a player who came up clutch so many times, he earned the nickname Captain Clutch. Collin Chandler had a number of big moments throughout the season, but …
Read More »Projecting Razorback Basketball’s Rotation Entering Year Three Under Calipari
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Arkansas coach John Calipari and his staff have assembled a roster that will be his deepest since arriving at Arkansas for the 2024-25 season. They may not be done adding rotational pieces either as 2027 point guard commit Davion Thompson makes a decision to reclassify to the 2026 class or remain in high school another year. Advertisement …
Read More »UCLA Basketball’s Best-Case Scenario for Next Season
UCLA basketball, and more specifically Mick Cronin, enters next season with a lot of pressure on them. After leading the Bruins to the final four in just his second season as the Bruins head coach in 2020, Mick Cronin is now entering his eighth year and has not advanced to the Elite Eight since. Mar 20, 2026; Philadelphia, PA, USA; …
Read More »Gonzaga reportedly set to host New Mexico State in first home game of Pac-12 era
In what will likely be their first home game of the Pac-12 era, the Gonzaga Bulldogs will reportedly host the New Mexico State Aggies on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the McCarthey Athletic Center. The matchup, which was reported by Rocco Miller of Bracketeer.org on Friday evening, will be the second ever between the two programs, with the first one coming …
Read More »Top-Ranked Duke Basketball Recruiting Prospect Talks Potential Reclass
Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy (Ga.) rising junior and heralded phenom AJ Williams has long been on the radar of Jon Scheyer and the rest of the Duke basketball staff in Durham. In fact, the 6-foot-8, 210-pound five-star forward visited the Blue Devils back in late August. Although Williams hasn’t reported an official offer from Scheyer & Co. just yet, there’s …
Read More »When Should Fans Expect to See Carter Welling For Clemson Basketball in 2026-27?
Clemson basketball had a difficult situation to monitor once the postseason came around, and it happened in its first postseason game. Center Carter Welling went down in the first half of the ACC Tournament’s second round to Wake Forest, falling awkwardly on his knee to tear his ACL. Instantly, he was out for the remainder of the season. Advertisement However, …
Read More »Iowa basketball 2027 5-star target named to Team USA U17 World Cup roster
After scheduling a trip to Iowa City in September as his first official recruiting visit, Iowa basketball’s coveted 2027 5-star point guard target Cayden Daughtry has been named to Team USA’s U17 World Cup roster, according to USA Basketball’s announcement on June 19. The 6-foot, 160-pound point guard from Calvary Christian Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is a five-star prospect, …
Read More »Best- and Worst-Case Scenario for Illinois’ Stefan Vaaks in 2026-27
Over the past two offseasons, Illinois has prioritized quality over quantity in the transfer portal. Gone are the days of the Illini bringing in four or five transfers at once. In 2025, the number was two – and it paid off as Brad Underwood’s squad earned a Final Four berth behind notable contributions from both Andrej Stojakovic (Cal) and Zvonimir …
Read More »MSU basketball left off top NCAA Tournament seeds list by CBS Sports
One national analyst doesn’t have Michigan State pegged as a top two seed in their early look ahead to the 2026-27 season. National writer David Cobb posted the current CBS Sports Bracketology update for the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds for next year’s NCAA Tournament, and Michigan State didn’t make the cut. The Spartans were left off the graphic, …
Read More »Biggest red flag for every projected lottery pick in the 2026 NBA Draft
I don’t care what anyone tells you, there’s no such thing as a perfect basketball player. Even all-time greats have their flaws.With that in mind, it can beaworthwhileexerciseto discusssomenotable concerns with draft prospects.This helps us understand whatareas ofgrowth prospectshaveand better grasp the possible risks attached to them. Using Christopher Kline’s recent mock draft, let’s go over the major concerns with …
Read More »“My father had to go to work when he was 9 or 10 years old” – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar revealed his dad’s work ethic helped him become a legend
Way before Kareem Abdul-Jabbar became basketball royalty, before the championships, MVP awards and the most unstoppable shot the sport had ever seen, he was simply a young boy watching his father tirelessly go to work. For many athletes, greatness begins with a coach, a mentor or a defining moment on the court. For Kareem, his foundation was built at home …
Read More »Former Villanova great signs NBA contract extension
Collin Gillespie showed his worth during his years at Villanova. While it took some time to show at the next level, Villanova fans are not surprised that the point guard has found success in the NBA. On Saturday, Gillespie cashed in on an incredible season. Shams Charania reported that the former Villanova great signed a four-year, $48 million contract to …
Read More »Dan Hurley addresses potential UConn game at White House after UFC event
UConn Huskies head coach Dan Hurley recently made headlines when he teased the possibility of his college basketball team playing a game at the White House. His comments came as Hurley attended the massive spectacle that was Dana White’s UFC Freedom 250 which was held outdoors on the White House South Lawn. The event featured a custom-built set, fighter entrances …
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