College Basketball

Illinois Basketball’s Top 2027 Recruiting Targets by Position

After making a late addition to the 2026-27 roster in early June (in-state 2026 recruit Lincoln Williams), Illinois has seemingly turned its full summer recruiting attention to the 2027 and 2028 classes. (Keep in mind, though, that the Illini do have a remaining roster spot open for the upcoming season.) With Brad Underwood and his staff continuing to sprinkle in …

Read More »

John Calipari Has Quietly Built One of College Basketball’s Longest Rosters

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Arkansas may have one of the tallest and longest basketball rosters in college basketball next season. One year after having an offensive-driven roster at all five positions, coach John Calipari has put together a team with exceptional length. Advertisement Last season’s Elite Eight and Final Four teams shared one common trait beyond star power. They overwhelmed opponents …

Read More »

North Carolina Basketball Books Big Non-Conference Rivalry Game

The college basketball season is still months away, yet things are already getting exciting. North Carolina is adding an interesting, yet fun matchup to their non-conference slate this season. NC State vs North Carolina The Tar Heels will take on NC State in a non-conference game that is tentatively scheduled for December 15th. The game is scheduled to take place …

Read More »

UCLA Basketball’s Biggest Transfer Portal Gamble for 2026

UCLA’s men’s basketball roster will look pretty different this season after the departures of a few upperclassmen and transfers, but the Bruins have been able to add a few pieces to soften the blow. Four experienced college basketball players are joining the program through the transfer portal, and each one will likely play an important role. Yet, they’ll also each …

Read More »

Luke Northweather’s Ceiling, Floor with Mizzou Basketball in 2026-27

The Missouri Tigers have constructed a roster that includes six returners, three freshman and a slew of transfer talent. At power forward and center, that diversity is even more exaggerated. Between proven transfers in Bryson Tiller from Kansas and Jaylen Carey from Tennessee, five-star freshman Toni Bryant and three returners, the Tigers have a little bit of everything. Senior Luke …

Read More »

The Top 25 Michigan men’s basketball players since 1989: No. 10

We’ve entered the top-10 of our offseason series, ranking the top players to come through the Michigan Wolverines basketball since 1989. This one is bittersweet, as it coincides with the recent departure of Dusty May to the Dallas Mavericks as the pinnacle of the newfound offensive system that swept college basketball in a run to the national championship. A player …

Read More »

Former UNC Fan Favorite Lands NBA Opportunity

Caleb Wilson is now officially a Chicago Bull and Henri Veesaar will head to Atlanta to become a Hawk. While those two guys have made headlines through the offseason, there has been another Tar Heel quietly making his way up to the NBA. Seth Trimble to Wizards That Tar Heel is none other than Duke killer Seth Trimble, who has …

Read More »

Men’s Basketball Summer Preview: Iowa Hawkeyes

What’s going on, y’all? We are back once again with another Summertime Big Ten basketball preview! Today’s lucky team is the Iowa Hawkeyes. The Hawkeyes finished last season with a 24-13 record, but just a 10-10 record in conference. None of that seemed to matter, though, as Iowa had a fairly magical run in the NCAA Tournament, reaching the Elite …

Read More »

The Explosive Rise Of Duke Basketball In The 1990s.

This is a pretty great article from The Athletic about Duke Basketball in the ’90s. Those who were around for the early part of the Krzyzewski era will remember that for a while, it was a real uphill struggle. UNC was by far the most dominant ACC program, Maryland was reliably a Top 10 to 15 team, Georgia Tech was …

Read More »

Former Purdue basketball player to join former Matt Painter assistant’s coaching staff

INDIANAPOLIS — Isaiah Thompson’s coaching career, and his extended connection to Purdue basketball, will continue with his next job. Notre Dame announced earlier this month the former Boilermaker player and graduate assistant will join Micah Shrewsberry’s staff as director of player development and recruiting coordinator. Shrewsberry was one of Matt Painter’s assistants during two of Thompson’s season as a Purdue …

Read More »

Wisconsin men’s basketball’s returning scoring 2026-27 Big Ten ranking

College basketball insider Jon Rothstein posted an incredibly interesting look at where things stand heading into the 2026-27 Big Ten season. Having a bunch of returning players doesn’t mean everything, but more than half of the universities in this conference have fewer than 50% of their returning scorers back. Advertisement As for the Wisconsin Badgers, Greg Gard’s squad sits in …

Read More »