Wisconsin is having a moment. Oh, and the undefeated Wildcats are the third new No. 1 of the 2023-24 season.… Continue Reading »
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Bronny practices with USC, debut coming ‘quickly’
Bronny James, the eldest son of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, was cleared by doctors to return to basketball last Thursday, just over four months after he suffered cardiac arrest at a summer workout, was a limited participant at practice Monday.… Continue Reading »
Kansas State dismisses suspended forward Tomlin
More than a month after his disorderly conduct arrest, Kansas State forward Nae’Qwan Tomlin has been dismissed from the team, Kansas State athletic director Gene Taylor announced in a statement on Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
What to expect from the NCAA’s proposed rule changes for paying athletes
Here’s what we know about NCAA president Charlie Baker’s proposal to reconfigure NIL rules.… Continue Reading »
UNLV-Dayton off after shooting on Vegas campus
Dayton announced its game against UNLV will not be played Wednesday night after multiple people were shot on the UNLV campus earlier in the day.… Continue Reading »
UNCW’s Siddle: UK nemesis as player and coach
UNC Wilmington coach Takayo Siddle steered his team to an 80-73 upset over No. 12 Kentucky on Saturday, a very familiar feeling for him.… Continue Reading »
Is UConn a blue blood? ‘We’ve got five nattys in the last 25 years, man’
Over the past generation, the Huskies’ success — under three different coaches — is undeniable. But is it enough to be considered a blue blood?… Continue Reading »
Vermont’s last-second four-point play stuns Yale
TJ Long hit a catch-and-shoot 3-pointer at the buzzer to tie the game then completed a four-point play to give Vermont a 66-65 win over Yale.… Continue Reading »
TCU stuns G’town as officials can’t overturn shot
Emanuel Miller drained the winner for TCU, but replays showed he stepped out of bounds before shooting — only by rule officials couldn’t overturn the shot.… Continue Reading »
NCAA pitch: Let D-I schools pay athletes via NIL
NCAA president Charlie Baker has proposed rule changes that would allow Division I schools to enter into NIL deals directly with their athletes and create a trust fund at the richest tier of athletic departments.… Continue Reading »