College Basketball

Analyst Predicts Mike Malone Can Make Massive Statement Ahead Of ACC-SEC Challenge Matchup Vs John Calipari’s Arkansas

As teams begin their preparations for the upcoming 2026-2027 season, ACC and SEC teams are also preparing to face off against one another, and that includes North Carolina. This will be Mike Malone’s first true test as a head coach for the Tar Heels, as their opponent for that game will be none other than the Arkansas Razorbacks and their …

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ESPN’s Way-Too-Early Rankings Provide Recurring Theme About Clemson Basketball

Over the last four seasons, there haven’t been more coaches who have been as steady as Clemson basketball’s head coach, Brad Brownell. However, the national media still hasn’t picked up on it. Advertisement ESPN’s Jeff Borzello released his top 25 rankings ahead of the summer, and names like Florida, Duke and Michigan, of course, topped the rankings. Going down the …

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Husky Basketball Reportedly Adding New Assistant

The University of Washington basketball team reportedly will add a new assistant coach to Danny Sprinkle’s third-year staff in DeAndre Haynes, who most recently was at Marquette, though the UW hasn’t made any formal hiring announcement yet. Basketball insider Jon Rothstein for CBS Sports first reported this development online, citing a source. The school didn’t immediately respond to a request …

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Big Ten Announces UCLA, USC WBB Conference Home & Away Games

The Big Ten conference announced home and away games for each team for the 2026-27 season. Each team will play an 18-game schedule, playing 16 opponents once and one opponent twice. USC and UCLA women’s basketball will see each other twice during the regular season for the crosstown rivalry game. Due to UCLA and USC’s location, the Bruins and Trojans …

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Gonzaga transfer Isiah Harwell officially arrives in Spokane ahead of 2026-27 season

The gang is (almost) all here. With summer workouts getting underway in less than a month, the Gonzaga Bulldogs are beginning to file into Spokane to get settled before the first team event in early July. Isiah Harwell, a former McDonald’s All-American and transfer from Houston, made his arrival in Spokane public last Friday after posting a picture on Gonzaga’s …

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How some Big 12 officials, including Utah AD Mark Harlan, reacted to the Brendan Sorsby ruling

The college sports world was rocked to its very core on Monday morning as embattled Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby won a temporary restraining order against the NCAA that will enable the transfer from Cincinnati to play for the Red Raiders this season despite having admitted to an addiction to gambling, including bets placed on his own team. Local Texas …

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UConn men’s basketball hires Mike Pegues as assistant coach

After former assistant coach Luke Murray announced that he was leaving for the head coach job at Boston College in late March, Dan Hurley and the rest of the staff did their due diligence and finally found a replacement in Mike Pegues, according to multiple reports. Pegues has been a high major assistant every season since 2012-13, accumulating stops at …

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Illinois basketball picks up commitment from three-star in-state guard

Illinois basketball has added a three-star guard from Kankakee to its 2026 recruiting class. Lincoln Williams has signed with the Fighting Illini, becoming the sixth incoming freshman for head coach Brad Underwood. Williams, a 6-foot-5 guard/forward, had scholarship offers from Arizona State, Virginia Tech, TCU and DePaul. Advertisement “Lincoln is an outstanding in-state player who we have recruited for many years,” …

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Four Alabama State Basketball Players Were Paid to Fix Game, NCAA Says

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here. The NCAA announced on Friday that four Alabama State men’s basketball players engaged in match-fixing for the purposes of winning sports bets. Advertisement The Division I Committee on Infractions panel confirmed that one former student-athlete agreed to the violations, while three either chose …

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“This Staff Is Cooking”: Fans Celebrate as Kentucky Lands Massive Recruiting Win Over Oregon and Miami

The Kentucky Wildcats are quietly building a solid recruiting class, catching the fans’ attention. In their latest recruitment win, they secured the commitment of Class of 2027 linebacker Drew Williams. Williams picked coach Will Stein’s program over notable programs such as Oregon, Florida, and Miami. He announced his decision with the following words: Advertisement “AG2G, BBN Let’s work🔵⚪️!!” According to …

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Boiler Alert Podcast: Our Thoughts on Mike Bobinski

With the big news in Purdue world being about the announcement of Mike Bobisnki retiring Ryan and I had to talk about it on the podcast. We talked about the interesting process that will take place considering that Purdue will not have a permanent president in the immediate future. What should Purdue do? Hire a president and then let that …

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YouTube Gold: Duke Destroys Kentucky In 1988

In the 1988-89 season, Duke and Kentucky were headed in very different directions. Kentucky was embroiled in scandal after an envelope with $1,000 to Chris Mills’ father came open en route. The carrier, Emery Worldwide, investigated, and when it went public, Kentucky was in big trouble. This was compounded when it was discovered that Eric Manuel cheated on a college …

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Kentucky Wildcats News: Mo Williams’ Impact on UK Basketball

Kentucky Basketball had quite the finish to the weekend as head coach Mark Pope and his staff landed one of the best players in the 2027 recruiting class. Ryan Hampton, a 6-foot-6 forward from Daytona Beach, is ranked No. 6 in the ‘27 class and at the top for his position. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Landing Hampton came just a handful …

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“Michael’s like, ‘If you let them in, we’ll never come back'” – Kenny Smith on UNC stars shutting Duke players out of barbershop

In the 1980s, the University of North Carolina was the center of the state’s sports culture. Dean Smith’s iconic Tar Heels were producing NBA talent left and right while also competing for national championships every year. While college athletes today enjoy some sense of popularity, it still doesn’t come close to the fame that surrounded UNC players during that period. …

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