College Basketball

Auburn Basketball Finalizes Schedule For 2026-27 Season

Head coach Steven Pearl is entering his second season with the Auburn Tigers, and they have one goal on their minds: getting back to the NCAA Tournament. The program’s schedule for the 2026-27 season is essentially finalized, with Auburn having a non-conference schedule filled with places to trip up and some of the best opponents in the entire country. Pearl …

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Former Gonzaga guard Silas Melson finds new team in France

Former Gonzaga guard Silas Melson’s well-travelled professional career will make another stop in 2026-27. French Betclic Elite club JDA Dijon Basket, or Dijon, announced Melson as their newest player on Monday, becoming the 6’3 guard’s tenth different club since he graduated from Gonzaga in 2018. Advertisement Melson will make France his home for the first time, after previous stops in …

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SBN Reacts: Which Mizzou Basketball neutral-site non-conference game are you most looking forward to?

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Mizzou fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Mizzou Basketball has an intriguing non-conference schedule lined up for the upcoming season. As per usual, the Tigers have the Border …

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Wake Forest Basketball: 2026-27 Non-Conference Schedule Released

The Deacs have released the full non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 season, and if you were hoping for some exciting home games before conference play starts, you are probably out of luck. Here’s a quick rundown of the schedule since the graphic above only has logos: Advertisement Nov. 2: Maryland Eastern Shore Nov. 10: Charleston Southern Nov. 25 : Battle …

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Big East coach hints at scheduling series with Purdue basketball. What we know

Purdue men’s basketball has another upper-tier nonconference series in the works, Villanova coach Kevin Willard said on the “Inside College Basketball Now” podcast the Wildcats are working on scheduling a home-and-home series with the Boilermakers to begin in 2027. IndyStar confirmed the programs have discussed scheduling each other. Advertisement Willard did not specify whether Villanova’s home game would be played …

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One Statistic Michael Malone Must Improve at UNC

After the first-round loss by North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament last season, there were multiple culprits to blame for the early exit. When you look at last season’s stats, particularly the advanced ones, you can see that North Carolina ranked as an average team, far below the standard we expect from a program like North Carolina. VCU Rams forward …

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Step into my office: Nate Heise

Full disclosure before we begin. This article is biased. Completely and unapologetically, biased. Nate Heise was my favorite player on last year’s Iowa State team and I will not pretend otherwise. If you came here for objectivity I suggest you read literally anything else on this website. Now. Let us talk about Nate Heise. Advertisement The Journey Northern Iowa Panthers …

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Hoosiers Daily News: Markus Burton fully cleared for basketball activities

Indiana men’s basketball got a bit more good news this week. Markus Burton, likely to start at point guard, has been cleared for all basketball activities, per reporting from CBS Sports college basketball insider Jon Rothstein. Burton suffered an ankle injury with Notre Dame last December and required season ending surgery. He’s good to go with summer fully underway. Advertisement …

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LSU adds fan favorite Amir Khan to Will Wade’s staff

The LSU Tigers are adding former McNeese student manager Amir “Aura” Khan to Will Wade’s staff, according to Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports. After becoming one of college basketball’s most recognizable personalities, the fan favorite is heading to Baton Rouge. PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND – MARCH 22: Amir “Aura” Khan of the McNeese Cowboys ahead of their second round of the …

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What’s Next for MSU Athletics after Guskiewicz Changes Course?

In what must be viewed as a major win for the university amidst a turbulent summer, on Monday Kevin Guskiewicz stated that he would continue to serve as Michigan State’s president.  This comes over a month after announcing his planned departure for the same role at Clemson University, citing an unworkable situation with MSU’s Board of Trustees. Join the conversation! …

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Kentucky makes the cut for 5-star recruit DeMarcus Henry

On Monday night, 5-star wing/small forward DeMarcus Henry announced that he has trimmed his list to eight schools. The list includes Kentucky, North Carolina, BYU, Louisville, UConn, Kansas, Ohio State, and Arkansas. Henry is a smooth, three-level lefty scorer who is highly sought after by many programs all around the country. Originally from California, currently playing high school ball for …

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Vanderbilt player leads 12-person NCAA basketball eligibility lawsuit

Vanderbilt player leads 12-person NCAA basketball eligibility lawsuit appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. College basketball is facing another legal hurdle after former North Carolina and Vanderbilt center Jalen Washington became the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit seeking additional eligibility tied to the NCAA’s new age-based model. Advertisement The filing centers on players …

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Former Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa allegedly promised to sell his organs as part of $2.2 million fraud scheme

Former Kentucky basketball player Kerr Kriisa has been indicted after an alleged $2.2 million fraud scheme, per the Department of Justice. The 6-foot-3 guard “allegedly carried out a scheme to obtain nearly $2.2 million from multiple victims using false representations, fabricated identities, and deceptive communications,” per the DOJ’s news release. Advertisement Among his alleged fabrications in the indictment is a …

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Former Gonzaga guard Rasir Bolton lands with one of Europe’s top basketball leagues

Mark Few has developed and sent professional basketball players all over the world during his 27-year tenure in Spokane as head coach of the Gonzaga Bulldogs. While most of the attention is on Gonzaga’s numerous successful NBA players – including All-Stars Domantas Sabonis and Chet Holmgren, plus key role players like Rui Hachimura, Jalen Suggs, and Andrew Nembhard – the …

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Dynamic Sophomore Addition Shifts Expectations for UNC Offense

A lot of attention has gone to offseason transfer portal pickups such as Terrence Brown and Matt Able, but one other pickup is flying under the radar. New North Carolina head coach Michael Malone has also picked up former Virginia Tech forward Neoklis Avdalas, a 6-foot-9, 215-pound sophomore who had himself a solid rookie season for the Hokies. He averaged …

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