College Basketball

“Would be Atrocious”: CBB Insider Shoots Down Former Michigan HC’s Return as AD Warde Manuel Faces Inquest

Michigan Wolverines athletic director Warde Manuel’s future with his school is in jeopardy, according to recent reports. In the past year, several controversies have unfolded during his tenure, including former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore’s arrest in December last year due to an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Manuel is currently under contract until 2030 due to his 2024 …

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Former Kansas basketball player Lagerald Vick charged with attempted murder

An ex-Kansas men’s basketball player is facing an attempted first-degree murder charge related to an alleged incident earlier this month. Lagerald Vick, who played for the Jayhawks from 2015-19, is also facing a charge of using a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, The Kansas City Star reported Sunday.  Advertisement Vick was arrested by Memphis police on Saturday …

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One Key Question for Each Illinois Player Entering 2026-27

Illinois’ 2026-27 campaign may be nearly four months away, yet the buzz in Champaign remains strong. The Illini are coming off their first Final Four berth in 21 years, and the expectation is (somehow) a step forward in the year ahead. But for Illinois to actually reach its goal – a national title – it must get contributions across the …

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UW’s Dzepina Plays More Physical Game in Eurobasket

A half a world away, Nikola Dzepina is making his case for why he and his University of Washington basketball team should be taken more seriously than what first glance might suggest. After all, the Huskies have gone through yet another roster revamp, with Dzepina just one of five returning scholarship players from a 16-17 team, and he averaged just …

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Michigan Basketball’s Boynton Jr. Makes Bold Move By Offering Mateen Cleaves Jr.

College basketball today is fueled by talent, NIL, and transfer portals, but nothing moves the needle quite like a fierce, deep-rooted rivalry. If there were any doubts about how new University of Michigan men’s basketball head coach Mike Boynton Jr. plans to approach the legendary intra-state war with Michigan State, those doubts were emphatically erased today. In his first major …

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UCLA Basketball: Projected Dynamic Lineup Alters Season Ceiling

UCLA basketball is set to return to greatness next season, or at least that’s the hope residing in Westwood. The signing of 5-star Serbian Nikola Kusturica is a huge addition to the 2026-27 UCLA roster. Longtime college basketball analyst and reporter Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports posted his projected 2026-27 starting five for UCLA after Kusturica signed with the Bruins …

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Gonzaga basketball loses starting point guard Mario Saint-Supery to EuroLeague club

Gonzaga basketball suffered an unexpected loss from its starting lineup ahead of the 2026-27 season. Starting point guard Mario Saint-Supéry officially signed with Valencia, a Spanish club in EuroLeague, on Saturday, July 11. The move leaves the Bulldogs without an established point guard next season, and they can’t get an experienced replacement with the transfer portal closed. Advertisement REQUIRED READING: …

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2026 MBB Summer Previews: Ohio State Buckeyes

What’s up y’all? We are back once again with another Big Ten basketball preview, and today we’re gonna be focusing on the Ohio State Buckeyes. Ohio State finished with a 21-13 record last season, going 12-8 in conference, which was good for an 8th place finish in the Big Ten. The Buckeyes will be going into next season missing three …

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Meet Duke Brennan: Nets’ Elite Rebounding Big Man

After taking an unconventional path through three different college programs, Duke Brennan is looking to turn his reputation as one of college basketball’s best rebounders into a professional opportunity with the Brooklyn Nets. The 6-foot-10, 250-pound big man joins Brooklyn’s Summer League roster after going undrafted in the 2026 NBA Draft. Known for his relentless motor, physicality, and elite rebounding …

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The NBA Draft was full of players who lost to Michigan

To the surprise of no one, the Michigan Wolverines grabbed tons of headlines at last month’s NBA Draft, having three players selected in the span of four picks. Morez Johnson joins Dusty May in Dallas after being taken ninth-overall, and fellow lottery selections Yaxel Lendeborg (Golden State) and Aday Mara (Thunder) soon followed him in the lottery. These three names …

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Mark Few’s Gonzaga Suffers Major Late-Offseason Blow After 6’4″ Guard Makes Surprise Decision

Gonzaga Bulldogs head coach Mark Few suffered a big setback after sophomore point guard Mario Saint-Supéry decided to leave the program and return to Spain. The 6-foot-4 guard has signed a four-year professional contract with Valencia Basket. The news comes as a surprise, as Gonzaga had even practiced with Saint-Supéry less than 24 hours before. The setback is big for …

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Gonzaga dealt ‘shocking’ update as Mario Saint-Supery leaves team

Gonzaga dealt ‘shocking’ update as Mario Saint-Supery leaves team appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Gonzaga basketball head coach Mark Few spent the offseason fiercely opposing March Madness’s expansion. But now Few and the Bulldogs must roll without Mario Saint-Supery in a stunning Saturday move. Although he’s not entering the College Basketball Transfer …

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Gonzaga loses its point guard to EuroLeague — with no external replacement in sight

Gonzaga will enter the new PAC-12 with a new point guard. Mark Few’s Bulldogs are suddenly reeling after learning that their starting point guard, Mario Saint-Supery, is returning to Spain to join the EuroLeague squad Valencia. Advertisement The 6-foot-3 guard earned All-West Coast Conference freshman honors in his lone season at Gonzaga, averaging 8.6 points, 3.8 assists, 2.8 rebounds and …

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Twitter Gold: Strong Man Fridays Return

As the tweet says, Strong Man Fridays are back! And while there is no Cameron Boozer in this group, nonetheless, there’s some pretty serious power on Duke’s roster. The cuts on this video are pretty quick, but a few things we noticed: Advertisement You probably don’t want to get on the wrong side of Drew Scharnowski. That guy is seriously …

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