Tennessee basketball will host Tom Izzo and Michigan State at Food City Center in the 2026-27 season. The Vols’ full schedule has not yet been released, but Tennessee coach Rick Barnes revealed the news to the Big Orange Caravan crowd in Nashville on April 29. Advertisement The two programs haven’t played each other since meeting in the NCAA Tournament Elite …
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A Look Back at Purdue Basketball: Aaron Fine
Aaron Fine, the lone transfer from the Purdue Basketball Team. He was a standout guard at Noblesville and decided that he first wanted to walk on at Purdue. This past season, he appeared in just 9 games after redshirting the previous season, and decided that a new destination was best for him. Fine would hit the portal and find a …
Read More »Predicting Ohio State men’s basketball’s 2026-27 depth chart
As the calendar now flips to May, the 2026-27 Ohio State men’s basketball team is still over five months away from playing meaningful games, but the roster for next season has mostly settled into place. The last three weeks have been a whirlwind of rumors and reports about which players were transferring where and for how much money, but the …
Read More »Jeff Goodman swipes at Seth Greenberg over NCAA Tournament expansion
The NCAA Tournament expanding from 68 to 76 teams is not a popular idea throughout most of the sports universe. And it’s causing some fireworks throughout the world of college basketball. One of the few people that has spoken out in favor of tournament expansion is longtime coach and current ESPN College GameDay analyst Seth Greenberg. Advertisement Greenberg posted a video to …
Read More »Ranking Brad Underwood’s top recruits ever at Illinois
High-level AAU circuits are underway, and Illinois commits are already making noise across the college basketball landscape. 2027 signees Quinton Kitt and Mason Martin both delivered 30-point performances while leading their teams to wins over the weekend. Kitt plays for Meanstreets on the Nike EYBL circuit and currently ranks among the top 10 in points per game in the league. …
Read More »“Taking a Nike Kid & Getting him to an Adidas School”: Tyran Stokes’ Kansas Commitment Sparks Strong NCAA Insider Reaction
Bill Self stole Mark Pope’s candy. Up until fall, Tyran Stokes was set to join Kentucky, with Mark Pope being the favorite to land the No. 1 recruit. Yet, the early signing period went without any news on the Stokes front. Then, Kansas turned up the heat on their recruitment and surged to become the favorite. However, Pope rallied by …
Read More »NCAA Tournament set to expand to 76 teams: How new format would look
The NCAA appears to be closing in on a significant change to college basketball’s postseason. According to Pete Thamel of ESPN, the NCAA is in the final stages of expanding both the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments to 76 teams, with a target start date of the 2026-27 season. A formal decision could be announced in the coming weeks, potentially …
Read More »An Unlikely but Intriguing NBA Draft Concern for the Kansas Jayhawks
Last week, the NBA revealed all 71 names that would be entering the 2026 NBA Draft pool as early entrants. Several players with ties to Kansas announced their intentions to go pro, such as one-and-done phenom Darryn Peterson and now-Louisville center Flory Bidunga. However, another name surfaced on that early entrant list that may have raised some eyebrows. The first …
Read More »Two Blue Devils Projected High as NBA Draft Nears
Duke basketball is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about teams in the country heading into next season, with many believing the Blue Devils have the pieces to compete for a National Championship. Jon Scheyer has done an impressive job retaining key contributors from last year’s roster. Players projected to be NBA Draft picks at the start of the season, …
Read More »Grading Jon Scheyer’s 2025-26 Season With Duke
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff have done a fantastic job retooling the roster to get ready for the 2026-27 campaign, but that shouldn’t take away from the vastly successful season the Blue Devils just had. Sure, it ended in the most heartbreaking way possible when Braylon Mullins nailed a three-pointer from the logo to hand the …
Read More »2 Duke Breakout Candidates To Watch Next Season
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff have geared up for the 2026-27 campaign in a big way, and the Blue Devils now look like potentially the team to beat heading into the season. Scheyer is entering next season with what is probably the deepest team he has coached in his four years at the helm for the …
Read More »Why Motiejus Krivas Must Be Arizona’s Centerpiece
Losing stars always sounds scary, but for the Arizona Wildcats, this season isn’t about replacing talent; it’s about redefining who everything runs through. That guy is Motiejus Krivas. Not Caleb Holt, not some mystery transfer, not even the system itself. It’s Krivas. That’s a big shift. Last year, Arizona had options everywhere. This year, it feels way more centered, and …
Read More »Tyler Tejada, 6-9 forward, makes it official with Cincinnati Bearcats
The Cincinnati Bearcats men’s basketball team has signed forward Tyler Tejada for the 2026-27 season, first-year head coach Jerrod Calhoun announced Wednesday, April 29. Tejada, the 2025 Coastal Athletic Association Player of the Year, has one year of eligibility remaining. The 6-foot-9, 230-pound Tejada from Teaneck, New Jersey, committed to the Bearcats on April 13. “When you think about Tyler, …
Read More »Duke Schedules Perfect Revenge Matchup for Next Season
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer has never been afraid to give his guys a gauntlet of a non-conference schedule throughout the regular season, and we are already seeing marquee matchups scheduled for the 2026-27 campaign. In this past season’s Elite Eight, the 1-seed Blue Devils fell to 2-seed UConn in gut-wrenching fashion. Next year, Scheyer and Co. will have …
Read More »Duke And UConn Are Ready To Rumble Again
Duke and UConn had an epic Elite Eight matchup in March that UConn won on a brilliant last-second shot by Braylon Mullin. Duke was playing with two starters coming off the bench due to foot injuries, and Cameron Boozer playing with a fractured orbital socket. Advertisement But the Huskies showed a lot of heart and earned the victory. During the …
Read More »Mizzou Head Coaches, Athletic Director Speak on NCAA Tournament Expansion
On Tuesday afternoon, ESPN reporter Pete Thamel reported that the NCAA had initiated steps to expand the college basketball NCAA Tournament from 68 teams to 76 teams. Only a day after that, multiple Missouri athletics head coaches spoke at the university’s Zou to You event in St. Louis, featuring availabilities with men’s basketball head coach Dennis Gates, women’s basketball coach …
Read More »More March Madness: NCAA basketball tournaments reportedly set to expand to 76 teams
Ever-growing power conferences are the driving force behind an impending expansion of the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, which ESPN reported could be formalized within weeks and begin next season. The field would grow from 68 teams to 76 that would include eight additional at-large teams in each tournament. The current First Four — eight teams playing four games …
Read More »Duke and UConn finalizing Elite Eight rematch in Las Vegas, per report
Duke and UConn finalizing Elite Eight rematch in Las Vegas, per report originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Duke and UConn are reportedly finalizing an agreement to meet on Thanksgiving Eve at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, according to CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein. Advertisement This will serve as a …
Read More »Kentucky’s Mark Pope lands Washington State sharpshooter in transfer portal
Kentucky’s Mark Pope lands Washington State sharpshooter in transfer portal appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Kentucky basketball took a huge loss with big man Mouhamed Dioubate leaving Lexington. The move brought out new criticism for head coach Mark Pope. But Pope made up for the exit Wednesday via Washington State. Advertisement Advertisement …
Read More »Houston Basketball Returns Massive Piece From the 2025 Roster
After losing nine players from last year’s team, Houston basketball had to rebuild its roster primarily through the transfer portal. The Cougars added Corey Hadnot II, Braden East, Dedan Thomas Jr. and Delreccon Gillispee to help fill in for all of the departures. Advertisement Houston got even more good news on Tuesday as Joseph Tugler announced that he would be …
Read More »Clemson basketball picks up six foot four forward from the WCC
Clemson women’s basketball added another intriguing piece to its transfer class, landing Saint Mary’s forward Edie Clarke. Clarke, a 6-foot-4 sophomore from Melbourne, Australia, comes to Clemson after two seasons with the Gaels and gives Shawn Poppie’s roster another frontcourt option with starting experience. That part matters. Clarke is not coming in as a complete unknown or a long-term project …
Read More »Michigan State reportedly schedules road contest with Tennessee
Another tidbit of Michigan State basketball’s 2026-27 schedule has been released on social media on Wednesday night. The Spartans will be going on a road trip to Knoxville (TN) for a matchup with the Volunteers. It is no secret that the Spartans are going to load their nonconference schedule up, and Tom Izzo has locked in a marquee matchup with …
Read More »Gonzaga climbs 247Sports class ranking after addition of transfer Massamba Diop
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs proved that patience is a virtue, especially when it comes to the transfer portal. After a three week recruitment period, Gonzaga finally got their top target in Massamba Diop, a 7’1 rim protector from Arizona State who announced his commitment on Tuesday – joining the Zags after wrapping up a visit to St. John’s …
Read More »Where Each Wisconsin Basketball Returnee Must Improve for 2026-27
Wisconsin basketball officially announced its class of returning players for the 2026-27 season. With the two biggest names, Nolan Winter and Austin Rapp, already locked in for next season prior to the announcement, there were no big surprises. The Badgers have also brought in eight players this offseason and still have one more spot to fill for their 2026-27 roster. …
Read More »What Gonzaga’s lineup looks like after landing 7-foot-1 transfer Massamba Diop
Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs struck gold on Tuesday, landing a massive commitment from 7’1 center Massamba Diop out of the transfer portal. Diop starred at Arizona State last year as a freshman, averaging 13.6 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 2.1 blocks while shooting 59.4% on twos and 71.5% from the free throw line. Advertisement The 21-year-old will instantly bolster …
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