Michigan Wolverines assistant Saddi Washington said Tuesday at Big Ten media day that there is “no timetable” for the return of coach Juwan Howard, who had heart surgery last month.… Continue Reading »
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Baker, Petitti set to testify over future of NCAA
NCAA president Charlie Baker and Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti are scheduled to testify at a Senate hearing about the future of college sports next week.… Continue Reading »
WTE Top 25: Duke or Kansas at No. 1 for the final edition?
With less than a month to go ’til the season begins, we’re calling it: Kansas remains No. 1. The rest of the field sees some swapping around, but no new faces.… Continue Reading »
Schools eye rule changes, more NIL involvement
Colleges, in an effort to get more involved in helping athletes make money from endorsement deals, are considering changes to NCAA guidelines.… Continue Reading »
CBB recruiting: The top 10 playmakers over the next three classes
ESPN’s Paul Biancardi breaks down the top playmakers in high school basketball.… Continue Reading »
Bracketology: After Bob Huggins’ resignation, West Virginia picked up the pieces
There was the predictable exodus of key personnel following Bob Huggins’ arrest and resignation. But interim coach Josh Eilert went to work — and quickly.… Continue Reading »
Way-Too-Early Top 25: Who’s in, who’s out?
While the top 25 didn’t change, we have questions about the Bruins, who are now next in line.… Continue Reading »
Transfer rankings: Where the top 100 players are going, and who’s still available
The rate of announcements has slowed, but players are still entering the portal.… Continue Reading »
LeBron’s youngest son, Bryce, visits Ohio State
Bryce James, the youngest son of LeBron James, took an unofficial visit to Ohio State on Saturday, attending a football game between the Buckeyes and Maryland Terrapins.… Continue Reading »
Sizing up the men’s player of the year races in all 32 conferences
The talent is undeniable among the player of the year contenders — and their top competition — in all 32 Division I men’s conferences.… Continue Reading »