UC Davis will join the Mountain West in several sports, including basketball, in 2026. The Aggies, however, will continue to play football at the FBS level.… Continue Reading »
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Creighton’s Isaacs (hip) to miss rest of season
Creighton guard Pop Isaacs will undergo hip surgery and miss the rest of the season, coach Greg McDermott told The Associated Press.… Continue Reading »
LSU loses Reed for season to torn knee ligament
LSU forward Jalen Reed was diagnosed with a torn right knee ligament that will sideline him the rest of this season, coach Matt McMahon said Wednesday night.… Continue Reading »
Dybantsa, projected top NBA pick, chooses BYU
A.J. Dybantsa, the No. 1 prospect in high school basketball and the projected No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA draft, announced his commitment to BYU on Tuesday morning on ESPN’s First Take.… Continue Reading »
Michigan extends deal for AD Manuel through ’30
A source told ESPN’s Pete Thamel that the average annual compensation on Warde Manuel’s new contract will be nearly $2.4 million, which includes deferred compensation. That puts him near the top of the Big Ten for athletic director salaries.… Continue Reading »
Kentucky overcomes 18-point deficit to best Zags
No. 4 Kentucky erased an 18-point second-half deficit to beat No. 7 Gonzaga 90-89 in overtime.… Continue Reading »
Biggest surprises, disappointments and storylines one month into men’s basketball season
Which contenders have faded? Which look stronger than ever? Breaking down our early thoughts on the men’s hoops season.… Continue Reading »
Vols grab No. 1 in AP poll after massive shakeup
Tennessee is the new No. 1 in men’s college basketball after a massive shakeup in the AP Top 25.… Continue Reading »
Nine — nine! — new teams and a new No. 1 (!) to process
Big risers (Tennessee, Florida, Ole Miss), big fallers (Kansas, Gonzaga, Houston, Baylor, Creighton).… Continue Reading »
St. John’s teams to honor Carnesecca at games
St. John’s will host “A Tribute to Coach Carnesecca” this weekend during men’s and women’s games at the arena that bears his name.… Continue Reading »