College Basketball

A summer of workouts and team bonding ahead for Syracuse basketball

As the calendar flips to the month of June, so does the continuation of what’s been a most transformational offseason for Syracuse basketball. Summer sessions begin with, what else, but “June” workouts Sorry, could not resist. The busy summer period has gotten underway with players returning for both individual and team workouts at the Melo Center under the auspicious of …

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If Rutgers MBB can add Bryant, why not schedule….

Guess how many D1 schools are in New Jersey? Guess how many of them play basketball? Hold those thoughts….. Back in mid-May, men’s hoops added Bryant to its 2026-27 schedule. In the comments to that post, Zanily (I hope it’s Zanily) wrote, “I don’t mind games against Army and Bryant, although the Scarlet Knights find a way to lose one …

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Jason Williams: Is UNC Still A Blue Blood? Grant Hill: Yes

So this is interesting: former Duke greats Jason Williams and Grant Hill disagree about whether UNC is still a Blue Blood or not. Both of them grew up Carolina fans before they developed more refined taste, incidentally. Williams argues that UNC is no longer a Blue Blood, that they’ve fallen off for too long. Hill counters that UNC has won …

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“100% A Blue Blood”: Duke Legend Puts UNC Rivalry Aside To Defend Tar Heels

Duke and North Carolina’s rivalry is one of the biggest rivalries in college basketball. Fans saw the impact of the same when the 2022 NCAA Men’s Final Four between the two heavyweights drew a record-breaking 16.3 million viewers. However, with UNC’s recent drop-off from its usual standards, Jay Williams questioned whether North Carolina should still be considered a blue blood. …

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YouTube Gold: Duke’s Dominant 1998 Cameron Win Over UNC

The Duke-UNC rivalry, like any rivalry, has its ups and downs, but the ups are really something. Take 1961, when Art Heyman brawled with most of UNC’s team, including then-coach Frank McGuire, who Heyman gleefully claimed he hit in the family jewels (Heyman said that years later, he ran into McGuire, who said, “It still hurts, Arty.”) Advertisement When Mike …

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Predicting the stat line of Kentucky’s Kam Williams

Big Blue Nation is very excited to see Kam Williams back in Lexington for another season, as there was some concern that he would hit the transfer portal. Now Williams is back and healthy after the foot injury that held him out for a big chunk of SEC play. Williams fought back to play in the postseason, but he didn’t …

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Milan Momcilovic Will Greatly Raise Ceiling of Team He Joins

In his three seasons with the Iowa State Cyclones, Milan Momcilovic developed into the best shooter in men’s college basketball. He took his game to another level during his tenure in Ames, growing and developing under head coach T.J. Otzelberger. The Cyclones know how impactful a player he can be after he led the team in scoring and made history …

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Why Duke Basketball Is Underrated NBA Draft Deadline Winner

The NBA Draft deadline has come and gone, and some programs are relieved while others were hit with some difficult last-second departures. In today’s NIL era of college basketball, it has completely changed how prospects handle the pre-draft process. Up until a couple of years ago, being a sure-fire first-round pick made it nearly impossible to turn the NBA Draft …

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Syracuse basketball legend Carmelo Anthony pushes back on criticism of son Kiyan’s freshman year

Syracuse basketball legend Carmelo Anthony pushes back on criticism of son Kiyan’s freshman year appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Kiyan Anthony may not have had the breakout season Syracuse basketball was hoping for as a freshman. But his father Carmelo Anthony doesn’t think that makes the experience a failure. Advertisement Anthony, Kiyan …

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