Wisconsin freshman forward Gus Yalden is taking a temporary leave of absence from the team to deal with a family matter.… Continue Reading »
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Gavitt: NIT tweaks made to combat new tourney
The postseason NIT made changes to its selection criteria as a preventative measure to combat a new tournament expected to begin as early as 2025.… Continue Reading »
FAU made it to the Final Four. Now what?
Just how beneficial (or not) is making the final weekend for an underdog program? The Owls can learn a lot from what happened after similar runs for Butler, VCU, George Mason and other Cinderellas.… Continue Reading »
WVU transfer suspended 9 for Arizona infraction
West Virginia guard Kerr Kriisa, a transfer from Arizona, will serve a nine-game suspension after he admitted to accepting impermissible benefits while with the Wildcats.… Continue Reading »
After the upset: D-I coaches recall their worst tournament losses
How coaches remember the aftermath of the biggest losses of their careers — and what Matt Painter and Purdue can learn from the upsets that came before them.… Continue Reading »
Dickie V: Who sits atop my conference power rankings? Big East? SEC? Big 12?
Dickie V considers everything in his conference rankings, and conferences that are just top-heavy didn’t fare as well.… Continue Reading »
Wilkins, son of NBA great Dominique, picks UGA
Jacob Wilkins, the No. 57 prospect in the ESPN 300 for 2025, has committed to Georgia, where his father, NBA Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins, also starred in college.… Continue Reading »
Kansas State’s Tomlin suspended following arrest
Kansas State forward Nae’Qwan Tomlin has been suspended indefinitely following his arrest for disorderly conduct, coach Jerome Tang said Monday.… Continue Reading »
How Cooper Flagg impacts Duke with his commitment, and vice versa
The No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2024 picked the Blue Devils over UConn. Here’s how his decision affects both schools — and college basketball — for the 2024-25 season.… Continue Reading »
Rutgers’ Ogbole defied expectations by choosing hoops over both footballs
Rutgers freshman Emmanuel Ogbole did not play basketball until the age of 17 and at one point a career in American football looked more likely, but the 6-foot-10 Nigerian center persisted and has been rewarded.… Continue Reading »