College Basketball

UCLA Basketball Top 20 Players of All Time: No. 1

When discussing the greatest player to ever come through the UCLA program, the player at the top spot is almost unanimously agreed upon by both college and professional basketball fans. In our countdown of the top 20 players in UCLA history, we have finally arrived at the No. 1 spot. With a college and professional resume that is essentially impossible …

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Non-Conference Preview: Chicago State – Yahoo Sports

We are counting down the days to the start of the college basketball season. If you’re reading this on the day is was published, we have 47 days to the official start of College Basketball, and 36 days until we can see the team in action against K-State (presuming it’s televised). Advertisement The Full Non-Conference Schedule: October 23rd — at …

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Week five ACC power rankings: Virginia’s road to Charlotte evolves

The 2026 regular season is officially 25% complete. At this point, clear tiers have emerged in the ACC, although great fluctuations continue as upsets occur and shocking defeats emerge. Here are the ACC power rankings entering week five. Advertisement Tier 5: The basement 17: Georgia Tech (Prev. 11) The Yellow Jackets entered the 2026 season with great potential, coming off …

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St. John’s Basketball Has Date, Venue for Iona Game

Recently, the full schedule for the St. John’s Red Storm men’s basketball team in the 2026-27 season was released. For the first time in program history, the Red Storm will be playing all of their Big East home games at Madison Square Garden. They will play 15 total before the Big East tournament, including two exhibition games. They will kick …

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Central Connecticut State transfer defensive tackle Clifton Thompson commits to Kansas

Kansas has added another piece to their defensive front. Central Connecticut State transfer defensive tackle Clifton Thompson has committed to the Jayhawks, according to On3’s Pete Nakos. Thompson gives Kansas another interior option, as the program continues to reinforce a defensive line that has already been tested early this season. The addition comes at a useful time for Kansas, as …

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Kansas’ New-Look Roster Is Starting to Take Shape

Kansas basketball’s new-look roster is starting to take shape as the Jayhawks get closer to the 2026-27 season. After an offseason filled with roster movement, Bill Self now has a better idea of what his team will look like. Kansas added several new players through the transfer portal and recruiting, while also bringing back an important piece in Tre White. …

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Player Preview: Darryl Simmons II

It’s been awhile since Villanova had a player like Darryl Simmons II on its team. The 5’11” guard projects as an old-school “microwave” off of the bench who can come in and flip a game. For me, it’s been nearly two decades since a player like this has been on the team. Let’s go back in time to the 2007-2008 …

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College Basketball: Three Two-Way Sophomores to Watch Next Season

Generating extra possessions: A concept that has become a point of emphasis in modern NBA analytics. Teams are increasingly looking for players who may garner steals and blocks at high rates, or are impactful rebounders, for example. While players like Jordan Smith Jr, Thomas Haugh, and Tyran Stokes will deservedly garner headlines, below we take a look at three sophomores …

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Instant takeaways from Virginia men’s basketball preseason opener vs Vanderbilt

Sunday, Virginia men’s basketball began its odyssey back to the NCAA Tournament – battling Vanderbilt in the LinkU Invitational down in Charleston, S.C. This was a valuable preseason experiment for both teams, as the Commodores were just one shot away from reaching the Sweet 16 in last year’s NCAA Tournament. Coach Mark Byington has built a respectable and formidable program …

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How Has the College Basketball World Reacted to Recent Syracuse Signing?

The final weekend of September could be remembered as a legendary one for Syracuse Orange basketball fans. As our own Brady Farkas covered earlier this week, Syracuse gained a commitment from a top prospect in the Class of 2027. Moussa Kamissoko, listed as Top-10 prospect by multiple national scouting websites, announced he would signing with Syracuse. Kamissoko joins players like …

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Kansas Basketball’s Biggest Question Entering the 2026-27 Season

Kansas basketball enters the 2026-27 season with plenty of talent, but the biggest question surrounding the Jayhawks is whether their new-look roster can develop enough consistency to compete at the top of the Big 12. The Jayhawks went through significant changes during the offseason. Kansas lost several important pieces from last season while bringing in a combination of transfers and …

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WATCH: Texas A&M freshman F impresses with one-handed dunk

Texas A&M’s basketball program is in good hands under coach Bucky McMillan, who will enter his second season at the helm after leading the Aggies to the NCAA Tournament, which was the program’s fourth consecutive appearance going back to the Buzz Williams era. Led by a scrappy roster built from the transfer portal, McMillan and his staff added seven talented …

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Iowa State Basketball Dealing With Multiple Backcourt Injuries

The Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball team has dealt with untimely injuries over the last few years. During the 2026 NCAA Tournament, the Cyclones lost star forward Joshua Jefferson just a few minutes into their Round of 64 game against the Tennessee State Tigers. Now, with training camp just around the corner, the injury bug has bitten the team again. …

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How Jai Lucas Approaches Year 2 as Head Coach of UM Men’s Basketball

MIAMI, Fla. – As Jai Lucas comes off a remarkable 26-9 inaugural season as the Miami Hurricanes men’s basketball head coach, comfort isn’t something he can afford, despite reportedly signing a five-year extension during the summer. “There are 12 new players; we have Dante [Allen] and Shelton [Henderson] back, so everyone else is new,” he said in Monday’s media availability. …

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How Caleb Foster Fueling Next Wave of Elite Duke Guards

The Duke Blue Devils probably have the deepest backcourt in college basketball heading into the 2026-27 season. Over the course of the offseason, the word “depth” and this year’s Duke basketball roster have become synonyms. Head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff built an elite roster of not just pure talent, but guys who make sense on the floor with …

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Key Differences This Year’s UNC Basketball Team Will Display

This offseason has brought dramatic changes to the North Carolina Tar Heels basketball program following a tumultuous end to the 2025-26 campaign. We’ll talk about those in a second, but with that in mind, here are the biggest differences from 2025 to this season. Advertisement Coaching Style Apr 6, 2025; Denver, Colorado, USA; Denver Nuggets head coach Michael Malone during …

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Why Jaylen Petty Could Shake Up UCLA Basketball’s Backcourt

UCLA has a somewhat unusual situation: they have two quality point guard options in the 2026-27 season. Both Texas Tech transfer Jaylen Petty and returning guard Trent Perry have experience in ball-handling duties. Each player also has an argument for why they should lead the offense at point guard. Mar 20, 2026; Philadelphia, PA, USA; UCLA Bruins guard Trent Perry …

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