College Basketball

Tennessee basketball coach Rick Barnes values defense in transfer Braedan Lue

While Tennessee basketball targeted offensive versatility with its portal class, veteran coach Rick Barnes reverted back to his pillars of defense and rebounding with Kennesaw State transfer Braedan Lue. The Vols desperately needed another big man to plug into their frontcourt rotation. Lue provides an energetic solution. Advertisement “We are pleased to welcome Braedan and his family to our basketball …

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Jon Scheyer’s Doing An Amazing Job At Duke

As portal season begins to settle down a bit, something we predicted a few years ago is increasingly evident: some coaches really know what to do in portal season – which we might as well call roster building season – and some don’t. Guys like Jerome Tang, Scott Drew, Hubert Davis, and Mark Pope have struggled. On the other hand, …

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Five-Star Recruit Lists Duke Basketball Among Top Suitors

Jon Scheyer and his Duke basketball staff have yet to hand out any offers on either the 2027 or 2028 recruiting trail. But one such player in particular appears to be squarely on the Blue Devils’ radar in versatile 2028 five-star Colton Hiller. Still over a month from turning 16 years old, the Coatesville Area High School (Pa.) sophomore forward …

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Recruiting expert predicts Miikka Muurinen to Arkansas

With decision day looming, we now have a clear-cut favorite in the recruitment of 4-star recruit Miikka Muurinen, who will announce his college decision Monday. 247 Sports recruiting expert Travis Branham has logged a Crystal Ball prediction with a 6/10 confidence level for Muurinen to land with John Calipari and the Arkansas Razorbacks. A 6-foot-10, 185-pound power forward from Serbia, …

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Star freshmen Darryn Peterson at Kansas, Cameron Boozer at Duke declare for NBA draft

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Kansas freshman Darryn Peterson declared for the NBA draft on Friday, just as nearly everyone had expected he would ever since his arrival on campus, and the high-scoring guard figures to be among the first three players selected in June. That top freshman trio includes Duke’s Cameron Boozer, The Associated Press national player of the year …

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Virginia Tech basketball: Isaiah Elohim transfers to Hokies

Virginia Tech basketball coach Mike Young continues to build his roster for 2026-27. Once the Hokies reaffirmed the returns of Ben Hammond, Tyler Johnson, Tyler Hansberry and Sin’Cere Jones, Young and his staff went to work, looking for outside help. It began with the addition of Oklahoma transfer forward Kuol Atak, a 6-foot-9 sharpshooter, followed by Friday’s commitment from 6-foot-9 …

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Former Michigan State star plays role in Florida’s star return

The transfer portal has taken college basketball by storm, showing it’s importance to the roster construction of the top teams in the sport. Another important part of roster construction is the retention of current players, and one major college basketball team had a major player come back to school. Florida received a huge boost when Thomas Haugh announced his return …

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Why Duke’s Scheyer Could Be Under Most Pressure Next Season

The Duke basketball program has its 2026-27 rotation almost entirely set, barring any unforeseen changes. And simply put, it could not have been much more successful. Also read: Grading Duke’s Full Offseason So Far Mar 26, 2026; Washington, DC, USA; Duke Blue Devils head coach Jon Scheyer speaks with the media during a press conference ahead of the east regional …

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Michigan State women’s basketball lands WVU forward transfer

Michigan State women’s basketball has made a transfer portal splash on Saturday, making another addition to the roster. West Virginia forward Carter McCray has committed to the Spartans. A 6-foot-1 forward, she averaged 6.5 points and 5.3 rebounds in 2025-26. An Oberlin, Ohio native, she started her career at Northern Kentucky before transferring to Wisconsin and then ending up with …

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Arizona Projected Starting Lineup After Portal Closing

Arizona is coming off a very successful 2025-26 season. They earned 36 wins, the most in a single season in program history. Additionally, they won the Big 12 regular season and conference tournament. Then, of course, the Wildcats made the Final Four for the first time since 2001. The deadline to declare for the upcoming NBA draft was last night. …

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Grading Duke’s Full Offseason So Far

Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff are just about done with their offseason in terms of additions and departures. Aside from a few potential portal targets the Blue Devils have been reported to be involved with, next year’s rotation is nearly set in stone. Simply put, it couldn’t have been much more of a success for Scheyer …

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Duke Thriving in Offseason While UNC Falling

The Duke Blue Devils’ offseason is nearing its completion in terms of additions and departures, and it could not have been much more of a success. Head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff employed a different strategy this offseason than the Duke program has routinely followed over the last decade and change, prioritizing continuity and veteran leadership over raw talent. …

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Gabe Dynes commits to Louisville

As expected, USC transfer Gabey Dynes has committed to the Louisville Cardinals, making the announcement on Saturday. Dynes’ decision came after a flurry of visits this week, including trips to Xavier, Kentucky, and Louisville. In the end, the recruitment was down to Kentucky vs. Louisville, but the Wildcats weren’t willing to offer the same package that the Cards were, so …

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French Connection: taking a closer look at Maxim Logue

UNC basketball made waves in the transfer portal on Tuesday, signing a pair of highly sought after guards. Terrence Brown had long been rumored to be a top target for the Heels, but UNC had stiff competition in wooing him to North Carolina from Kansas and Kentucky. Matt Able also committed, jumping from N.C. State to UNC. Both are ranked …

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Projecting The New Starting 5 For Houston Cougars Basketball

Change is sometimes considered inevitable. For the Houston basketball program, it is every season, as the roster is modified by head coach Kelvin Sampson, whether he likes it or not. That’s how life works. It is how college basketball works. There is the NBA Draft. There is the transfer portal. There is expiring eligibility. There are injuries. Advertisement This season, …

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