College Basketball

Kentucky Basketball adds 2 more games to the 2026-27 schedule

Kentucky Basketball is getting closer and closer to having a final product when it comes to the schedule for the 2026-27 men’s basketball season. However, the final touches are still being worked on, and we’ve got a pair of new games confirmed. Advertisement On Friday morning, KSR reported that Appalachian State and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock were …

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Tennessee basketball transfer suffers an injury in practice, but it appears Vol fans can exhale

Tennessee dodged some potentially rough news this week regarding one of their new faces. One of the Tennessee Vols’ big men just suffered a big setback early on in his time in Knoxville. Virginia Commonwealth transfer forward Christian Fermin suffered a hand injury on Monday during practice and had surgery to repair the injury on Thursday, according to On3 Sports/VolQuest’s …

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3 Key Takeaways From Illinois Basketball’s Summer Highlights

On Wednesday, Illinois released a two-minute clip of “summer pickup” highlights. There are obvious caveats anytime we try to draw conclusions from footage of this kind, including: 1) The competitions appear to be open runs, not structured five-on-five scrimmages; 2) it’s mid-July; and 3) we’re watching a fraction of the action – and only what the program wants us to …

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Former Purdue, Butler basketball assistant reportedly joining another in-state staff

Former Purdue men’s basketball and Butler assistant Terry Johnson is reportedly staying in-state for his next coaching job. Johnson will join Evansville as associate head coach, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported Thursday. It would be Johnson’s fifth stint on a staff in his home state. Advertisement Johnson left Matt Painter’s staff after this past season, his fifth with the program. He …

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Jamal Crawford turns down Kentucky Basketball job

The long-awaited decision of Jamal Crawford has now been made. The three-time sixth man of the year will not end up on the sidelines in Lexington after all. Crawford shared the decision with KSR to break the news on Thursday. Mark Pope has left an assistant coaching position open, and many believed Crawford might be the person to fill that …

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Ranking UNC’s Top 10 Games of Last Season: No. 9

Continuing the countdown for the best games we witnessed from the Tar Heels last season, No. 9 is a painful one for fans. Although the end result wasn’t what you would hope, there’s no denying that the game was an entertaining one. No. 9 on the list comes from the first round of the NCAA Tournament, when North Carolina took …

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UCLA Basketball Makes Major Move To Adapt to New Era

NIL has transformed the landscape of college basketball. I am all for players earning money for their play, and I was ecstatic when the day came for college athletes to finally make money, just like professional athletes do. They are the ones who put their bodies on the line, and it was unfair that someone who could sell their jersey …

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Mario Chalmers Returns to Kansas Spotlight as TBT Adds Jayhawk Legend to Alumni Roster

Kansas basketball fans will get another chance to watch one of the most iconic players in program history after Mario Chalmers was officially added to the JHX Hoops roster for The Basketball Tournament. Tournament organizers announced that Chalmers will suit up alongside fellow former Jayhawks Frank Mason III and several other Kansas alumni when JHX Hoops opens its TBT run …

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Purdue basketball center gets brotherly reunion with Indy Classic opponent

INDIANAPOLIS — Purdue men’s basketball will again play in the Indy Classic, which it initiated for the 2022-23 season. The Boilermakers will face Colorado at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Dec. 19, the program announced, to complete their nonconference schedule. This is a break from playing an SEC team after Purdue played Texas A&M (2024) and Auburn (2025) the last two seasons. …

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UNC turns up heat on five-star guard after Peach Jam statement gam

Navorro Bowman Jr., a 6-foot-3 lead guard ranked No. 16 nationally in the 2027 class by Rivals’ Industry ranking and the son of former All-Pro linebacker Navarro Bowman, has quickly become one of the country’s most coveted recruits, piling up high-major offers and drawing daily attention from North Carolina and new head coach Michael Malone. Bowman holds offers from Arizona, …

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Breaking down Northwestern basketball’s reported non-conference schedule

After finishing 15-19 (5-15 Big Ten), Northwestern has begun to finalize its schedule for the upcoming year. Northwestern’s conference schedule has already been announced, with home-and-home matchups against Illinois, Indiana and Minnesota being finalized. However, independent reporter Rocco Miller at Bracketeer.org recently broke the news on some of Northwestern basketball’s finalized non-conference games. They include a home showdown with DePaul, …

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COMMENTARY: Brown finds his voice for new basketball teammates

A lot of pressure is being put on DeWayne Brown II before the Tennessee men’s basketball team ever officially begins its season. After a third straight trip to the Elite Eight, the Volunteers were stunned by a mass exodus of the program. Only Brown and Troy Henderson, both of whom were freshman last year, remained. Advertisement It’s not like either …

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Wisconsin MBB schedules neutral-site rematch vs. Villanova in December

A new, neutral-site, non-conference men’s basketball game has been added to the Wisconsin Badgers 2026-27 schedule. After previously scheduling a marquee matchup against Auburn, Wisconsin has now added a rematch with Villanova for Saturday, December 12. Advertisement Remember, the Wildcats got the best of the Badgers in overtime last season. When these two teams last met, it was also at …

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Kansas Adds Valuable Frontcourt Insurance With Mihailo Mušikić Commitment

Kansas addressed one of its biggest remaining roster needs by landing a commitment from Serbian center Mihailo Mušikić, though the veteran big man must still clear the NCAA eligibility process before he can officially suit up for the Jayhawks. If approved, Mušikić would give Bill Self another experienced seven-footer at a position where depth has become increasingly important. The timing …

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