Mike Boynton, whose Oklahoma State team was banned from the 2022 NCAA tournament for its connection to the FBI’s 2017 investigation into college basketball corruption, said the NCAA now owes his program an apology.… Continue Reading »
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Dickinson relishes Kansas’ being ranked No. 1
Hunter Dickinson said Wednesday at Big 12 media day that he likes seeing Kansas ahead of all the other teams in the preseason poll “because I want them to know we’re better than them.”… Continue Reading »
DePaul hires Aguirre as special assistant to AD
DePaul has hired former Blue Demons and NBA star Mark Aguirre as a special assistant to athletic director DeWayne Peevy.… Continue Reading »
The season is almost here! Preview, picks, rankings
The countdown to the 2023-24 college basketball season begins right here.… Continue Reading »
What you need to know about every D-I men’s conference in 2023-24
Each Division I conference’s 2023-24 season will be shaped by these storylines — from transfers to win streaks, realignment talks to wide-open races.… Continue Reading »
Calipari proposes transfer rule with no penalty
To harness transfers in college basketball, Kentucky coach John Calipari says he would allot players five years to play four seasons — without exception.… Continue Reading »
Media’s last-place pick of SC doesn’t faze coach
South Carolina coach Lamont Paris doesn’t agree with the media’s forecast for the team to finish last in the SEC.… Continue Reading »
2024 coaching hot seat preview: Who’s at risk, who’s up next for a new job
Another season, another impending coaching carousel. But before that starts spinning, here are our preseason thoughts on potential candidates — both to be fired and hired.… Continue Reading »
The top international players entering college basketball this season
You’ve likely never seen these college basketball newcomers play before — here’s what you need to know about them, their potential minutes and whether they could even be one-and-done.… Continue Reading »
NCAA focused on employment status of athletes
NCAA president Charlie Baker said Wednesday at a Senate hearing that college sports are “overdue for change” and shifted focus away from federal legislation of athlete compensation and toward players being deemed employees of their schools.… Continue Reading »