College Basketball

Where Kansas Basketball Finished in ESPN’s Preseason Top 25 Rankings for 2026-27

The Kansas Jayhawks have completely revamped their 2026-27 roster in the past few weeks, unexpectedly adding a pair of key starters from last year’s team thanks to individual lawsuits against the NCAA. Unless Tre White or Melvin Council Jr. have their injunctions reversed in the coming weeks, they will be members of this squad. Before that duo of players returned, …

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“Don’t Run Away Like Cowards”: Curt Cignetti’s Indiana Put on Notice With New CFB Challenge Over Past ‘Google Me’ Claims

Indiana went from a team trying to prove itself to a team being asked to prove it can stay on top. That shift is behind the new challenge facing head coach Curt Cignetti. According to Barstool analyst Brandon Walker, the defending national champions should change the way they schedule their non-conference games. “Curt Cignetti loves to be boisterous… and he …

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“Around the Big East” Season Preview – Seton Hall Pirates

2025-26 Season Recap: 21-12 record, 10-10 in conference play Finished in 4th place in the Big East Lost to St. John’s in the Big East Tournament (Quarterfinals) Head Coach: Shaheen Holloway for his fifth season at the helm. Departing players: The whole roster, minus Trey Parker (and potentially Elijah Fisher). Below are some notables. Adam Clark – Ole Miss (12.7 …

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Former Badgers senior enters the transfer portal

With many seniors looking for an additional year of eligibility through pending court processes, one former Wisconsin Badgers player is looking to jump in the mix: guard Andrew Rohde. Rohde, a senior in 2025-26, came to Wisconsin after one year at St. Thomas and two years at Virginia, initially hailing from Brookfield, Wisconsin. The guard averaged 5.7 points, 2.9 assists, …

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Dayton Flyers comeback falls short in exhibition loss to Xavier

The University of Dayton men’s basketball team couldn’t overcome a double-digit deficit in its exhibition game against Xavier on Wednesday. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Advertisement Dayton trailed by as many as 17 points in the first half. They cut the deficit to one in the second half. Still, they fell short against Xavier, 82-76, …

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UCLA-USC women’s basketball now greatest showdown in town

ROSEMONT, Ill. — On one side of town is a defending national champion that reloaded like a rich kid with his parent’s credit card at Erewhon. On the other side is a team that might feature even more talent, including the most electrifying basketball player in Los Angeles. Advertisement The real winner in the renewal of a rivalry that’s ready …

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For Pastner, Rebels, it’s about a chemistry test

LAS VEGAS — Chemistry can be a complicated thing. Especially in this Wild West age of college athletics where roster turnover is fueled by NIL funding, the transfer portal and coaches coming and going. Josh Pastner says he was a pretty good chemistry student in high school. But with his second year as UNLV’s head men’s basketball coach underway, he …

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Where Does Syracuse Football Rank in ACC Power Rankings?

Each week throughout the college football regular season, SyracuseRoundtable will bring you the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) power rankings. The rankings will help give a clearer picture as to how the top teams in the conference stack up against one another. In December, the top two teams will compete in Charlotte, N.C., not for just the conference title, but a …

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What Dana Altman Said After Surprising Oregon Retirement Announcement

With the 2026-27 college basketball season just around the corner, Oregon Ducks men’s basketball coach Dana Altman has announced his retirement after 16 seasons with the program. In his 16 seasons with the Ducks, Altman posted a 382-182 overall record, and among his greatest accomplishments with Oregon were leading the program to the 2017 Final Four and several Pac-12 championships. …

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Dana Altman’s greatest achievement before he retired? Lifting Creighton out of the mud in the ’90s

Dana Altman’s greatest achievement before he retired? Lifting Creighton out of the mud in the ’90s originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Dana Altman has announced his retirement. Advertisement To much of the world, he was Oregon coach Dana Altman. To me, he will always be Creighton coach Dana …

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