College Basketball

How NCAA Court Victory Impacts Key Duke Basketball Opponents

Chaos in the world of college sports continues to rage. On Friday, the NCAA was granted a stay of an order that reverses a US District Court Judge’s class-wide eligibility ruling. The temporary injunction granted all high school class of 2022 athletes who finished their fourth season of eligibility this spring a fifth season of eligibility in 2026-27. Mar 29, …

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Iowa State Reveals Severity of Killyan Toure Shoulder Injury

The Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball team has an unfortunate history of players suffering significant injuries at the least opportune times. This past season, their NCAA tournament hopes were dashed minutes into March Madness when Joshua Jefferson suffered an ankle injury in their Round of 64 game against the Tennessee State Tigers. Advertisement Iowa State ended the 2025-26 season without …

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Comparing NCAA Hockey Programs to College Basketball Schools

College hockey is on the rise and is slowly creeping up on the other top sports across the country. Although they will never be as big as football and basketball, you can always draw some parallels to these programs. It’s impossible to draw exact one-to-one comparisons, but there are some clear comparisons from school to school. From storied schools to …

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Jaxon Kohler Is Off the Board, but a New Transfer Target Has Emerged for Kansas

One of the first players Kansas was linked to after the Colorado judge issued a preliminary injunction to Class of 2022 athletes was Michigan State transfer Jaxon Kohler. The stretch big man was considered a strong candidate to fill the Jayhawks’ frontcourt needs as they navigate an uncertain situation at center. Unfortunately, KU was unable to land the highly touted …

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Louisville basketball news: Why Cardinals dismissed former G League player

Louisville basketball news: Why Cardinals dismissed former G League player appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Louisville men’s basketball team will be without one of its key players for the upcoming season, as guard London Johnson has been dismissed from the program. Advertisement “London Johnson has been dismissed from the University of Louisville …

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College basketball analysts give Duke high offseason grade

After a three-loss season last year, Jon Scheyer and the Duke Blue Devils had an impressive offseason. While they did lose three key contributors in Cameron Boozer, Isaiah Evans and Maliq Brown to the NBA, they dominated the summer in three different facets. For starters, they brought back current talent, including Caleb Foster, Dame Sarr, Patrick Ngongba II and Cayden …

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Iowa State’s Killyan Toure has successful shoulder surgery after injuring it working at a camp

AMES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa State’s Killyan Toure underwent a successful surgery on his right shoulder Friday and is expected to be ready to play basketball in January. Toure was injured last week while working at Damian Lillard’s Formula Zero Elite Camp in Salt Lake City. Advertisement “This is an unfortunate setback for Killyan,” Cyclones coach T.J. Otzelberger said. “He …

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A closer look a UNC basketball’s 2026-2027 non-conference schedule

UNC basketball released their full non-conference schedule yesterday, and it’s clear Michael Malone’s first Carolina squad will be tested before he even gets into ACC play. The schedule features several big names, a couple good rivalry games, and ample opportunities to catch the Heels in person without having to leave the state of North Carolina. Let’s dive deeper the Heels’ …

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Positive update on Mark Mitchell, who just entered the transfer portal

Following Friday’s court injunction granted in Louisville, Missouri Tigers forward Mark Mitchell has entered the NCAA transfer portal, according to On3’s Pete Nakos. In addition, Mitchell entered with a do-not-contact tag, which could signal the Kentucky Basketball target already knows where he wants to go. On Thursday night, news broke that Michigan State transfer and fellow Kentucky target Jaxon Kohler …

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NCAA Wins In Court, 5th Year Ruling Is Stayed

It’s increasingly hard to keep track of things, but the NCAA has won a stay of the order that allowed all 2022 recruits to have an extra year of eligibility. In order to be eligible now, you have to win in a state court, which means that numerous suits will be filed by Monday morning, if not sooner. Advertisement We’re …

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You’re Nuts: What will Ohio State’s record be in the non-conference?

Happy Friday, and welcome to another thrilling, heart-stopping, jaw-dropping edition of “You’re Nuts,” where our basketball writers each pick a side of a basketball-related topic and defend their stances to the death. While it’s not “back to basketball” week quite yet, we are now in “back to school” mode, with schools across central Ohio going back to class, and even …

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Set Point #1: The dawn of year three

This is the first edition of Northwestern’s weekly volleyball column Set Point. It will analyze and react to every part of the ‘Cats’ season from exhibition games to the end-of-year conference tournament. Year one under Tim Nollan didn’t go to plan. Northwestern went 5-23 and oftentimes looked like it wasn’t playing the same sport as the top dogs of the …

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Mark Mitchell receives injunction to get a 5th season and enter the transfer portal

Kentucky Basketball transfer target Mark Mitchell received an injunction on Friday that allows him to get a fifth season of eligibility and enter the transfer portal. It comes following a lawsuit that took place in Louisville, where Judge Brian Edwards granted Mitchell’s request for a fifth season of eligibility and the ability to enter the portal. Back in June, the NCAA …

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Thomas Haugh named favorite to win National Player of the Year

The college basketball landscape has significantly changed in recent years, with NIL and the resources to give established stars more incentive than ever to remain in college. This shift particularly benefited the Florida Gators, who return one of the nation’s most accomplished players, senior forward Thomas Haugh. After helping lead Florida to a national championship in 2025, Haugh elected to …

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Comparing Duke & North Carolina’s Full Non-Conference Schedules

We have spent extensive time this offseason discussing Duke basketball’s non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 college basketball season. The Blue Devils will face an elite slate, one that is probably the toughest any team in the country will face, and most of those premier matchups will happen before the calendar year is even over. Mar 26, 2026; Washington, DC, USA; …

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Why Asa Montgomery Visit Makes Sense for Duke 2027 Recruiting

Over the last two weeks or so, the Duke basketball program has shown interest in several top prospects in the 2027 recruiting class. Head coach Jon Scheyer has been overwhelmingly successful as a recruiter since he took over in Durham, and he is now targeting an interesting slew of prospects in the 2027 class to keep that trend alive. Advertisement …

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U of L officially announces addition of Seth Trimble

He’s locked in: University of Louisville men’s basketball head coach   announced the addition of fifth-year Seth Trimble to the 2026-27 roster. “Seth Trimble is one of the steadying forces in college basketball,” said Kelsey on the addition. “There’s no question that he will have an immediate impact on what we have been building this offseason. Seth is a tenacious, physically …

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Jaxon Kohler Officially Commits to BYU

Four teams had been pursuing the “Kohler Bear” since the announcement was made that Kohler would be returning to college basketball for a fifth year of eligibility. Those teams included Kentucky, Kansas and a late push from Louisville, but ultimately, it was BYU that was able to convince Kohler to come home and play basketball. Advertisement Many would have thought …

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How to watch college football in 2026

College football is fun because of the diversity of teams that we get to watch. This isn’t the NFL, and there’s a certain charm there. It’s not just the fact that teams represent areas no major professional team would ever try to represent, it’s also the fact that we get different kinds of football. From the option teams of the …

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