College Basketball

Gonzaga basketball loses starting point guard Mario Saint-Supery to EuroLeague club

Gonzaga basketball suffered an unexpected loss from its starting lineup ahead of the 2026-27 season. Starting point guard Mario Saint-Supéry officially signed with Valencia, a Spanish club in EuroLeague, on Saturday, July 11. The move leaves the Bulldogs without an established point guard next season, and they can’t get an experienced replacement with the transfer portal closed. Advertisement REQUIRED READING: …

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2026 MBB Summer Previews: Ohio State Buckeyes

What’s up y’all? We are back once again with another Big Ten basketball preview, and today we’re gonna be focusing on the Ohio State Buckeyes. Ohio State finished with a 21-13 record last season, going 12-8 in conference, which was good for an 8th place finish in the Big Ten. The Buckeyes will be going into next season missing three …

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Meet Duke Brennan: Nets’ Elite Rebounding Big Man

After taking an unconventional path through three different college programs, Duke Brennan is looking to turn his reputation as one of college basketball’s best rebounders into a professional opportunity with the Brooklyn Nets. The 6-foot-10, 250-pound big man joins Brooklyn’s Summer League roster after going undrafted in the 2026 NBA Draft. Known for his relentless motor, physicality, and elite rebounding …

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The NBA Draft was full of players who lost to Michigan

To the surprise of no one, the Michigan Wolverines grabbed tons of headlines at last month’s NBA Draft, having three players selected in the span of four picks. Morez Johnson joins Dusty May in Dallas after being taken ninth-overall, and fellow lottery selections Yaxel Lendeborg (Golden State) and Aday Mara (Thunder) soon followed him in the lottery. These three names …

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Mark Few’s Gonzaga Suffers Major Late-Offseason Blow After 6’4″ Guard Makes Surprise Decision

Gonzaga Bulldogs head coach Mark Few suffered a big setback after sophomore point guard Mario Saint-Supéry decided to leave the program and return to Spain. The 6-foot-4 guard has signed a four-year professional contract with Valencia Basket. The news comes as a surprise, as Gonzaga had even practiced with Saint-Supéry less than 24 hours before. The setback is big for …

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Gonzaga dealt ‘shocking’ update as Mario Saint-Supery leaves team

Gonzaga dealt ‘shocking’ update as Mario Saint-Supery leaves team appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Gonzaga basketball head coach Mark Few spent the offseason fiercely opposing March Madness’s expansion. But now Few and the Bulldogs must roll without Mario Saint-Supery in a stunning Saturday move. Although he’s not entering the College Basketball Transfer …

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Gonzaga loses its point guard to EuroLeague — with no external replacement in sight

Gonzaga will enter the new PAC-12 with a new point guard. Mark Few’s Bulldogs are suddenly reeling after learning that their starting point guard, Mario Saint-Supery, is returning to Spain to join the EuroLeague squad Valencia. Advertisement The 6-foot-3 guard earned All-West Coast Conference freshman honors in his lone season at Gonzaga, averaging 8.6 points, 3.8 assists, 2.8 rebounds and …

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Twitter Gold: Strong Man Fridays Return

As the tweet says, Strong Man Fridays are back! And while there is no Cameron Boozer in this group, nonetheless, there’s some pretty serious power on Duke’s roster. The cuts on this video are pretty quick, but a few things we noticed: Advertisement You probably don’t want to get on the wrong side of Drew Scharnowski. That guy is seriously …

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Point guard Mario Saint-Supéry leaves Gonzaga to sign with Euroleague club Valencia

In a shocking development, Gonzaga will go into the 2026-27 men’s college basketball season without its starting point guard. Sophomore Mario Saint-Supéry has opted to sign with Euroleague squad Valencia instead of returning to Spokane, Washington — and just four months before the upcoming season tips off. Valencia announced the signing on social media and Saint-Supery said goodbye to the …

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Jayson Tatum speaks on ‘incredible’ Duke meet-up in Las Vegas

Former Blue Devil and current Chief Basketball Officer Jayson Tatum was among Duke alumni present at a recent Brotherhood dinner in Las Vegas. While there, Tatum took the time to reflect on the meeting, detailing what the program does to stand out from others throughout the country. “This is incredible,” said Tatum. Advertisement “To have a space in an event …

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“Around the Big East” Season Preview: Connecticut Huskies

2025-26 Season Recap: 34-6 record, 17-3 in conference play Finished in 2nd place in the Big East Lost to St. John’s in the Big East Tournament (Finals) Lost to Michigan in NCAA Championship Game Head Coach: Dan Hurley returns for his ninth season at the helm Departing players: Tarris Reed Jr. – Graduation (14.7 PPG) Alex Karaban – Graduation (13.2 …

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ACC Preview #3 – Wake Forest

It’s tempting to say, poor Steve Forbes. Like NC State and UNC, Wake Forest is in a near total rebuild. Unlike his in-state rivals, Wake Forest has had a tough time adapting to the new environment in college basketball. Wake doesn’t publicize its NIL budget, but two words tell you what you need to know: Juke Harris. Advertisement Harris was …

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Penn State’s Josh Reed Wins First Step in Legal Battle Vs. NCAA

Former Penn State basketball player Josh Reed could get a fifth season of eligibility after an Ohio judge granted him and other former college athletes players a preliminary injunction after they sued the NCAA. Reed was part of a broad lawsuit that challenged the NCAA’s new age-based eligibility model, saying it discriminated against them. Reed was a senior on last …

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