No. 2 Gonzaga overcame a 12-point second-half deficit and survived a potential winning 3-pointer at the buzzer to top Michigan State 64-63 Friday night on the flight deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln.… Continue Reading »
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Kentucky’s Tshiebwe out again with knee injury
Kentucky senior forward Oscar Tshiebwe was sidelined a second consecutive game for the fourth-ranked Wildcats on Friday night against Duquesne.… Continue Reading »
Mountain West hires WCC’s Nevarez as commish
The Mountain West has hired Gloria Nevarez, who has been leading the West Coast Conference for the past five years, to be its next commissioner.… Continue Reading »
In hoops hotbed Camden, No. 1 prospect D.J. Wagner is ready to make history
With D.J. the Wagners could become the first family with three generations of McDonald’s All-Americans and NBA players.… Continue Reading »
Hoops hotbed Camden is ready for No. 1 prospect D.J. Wagner to make history
With D.J. the Wagners could become the first family with three generations of McDonald’s All-Americans and NBA players.… Continue Reading »
Bellarmine spoils Payne’s debut as L’ville coach
Bellarmine survived a late Louisville rally to stun the Cardinals 67-66 on Wednesday night and spoil Kenny Payne’s debut as coach.… Continue Reading »
Overreactions, takeaways and observations from Day 1 of a new men’s college hoops season
Jon Scheyer and Kyle Neptune won in their debuts, Nick Smith Jr. and Dereck Lively II missed theirs, Baylor set a record — and we’re just getting started.… Continue Reading »
Colorado lands first five-star recruit under Boyle
Cody Williams, a five-star recruit ranked No. 14 in the Class of 2023, has committed to Colorado, giving the Buffaloes their first five-star prospect in at least 15 years.… Continue Reading »
Ranking the top 25 men’s basketball recruiting classes on national signing day
Memphis, Kansas and North Carolina are among the teams to make a big push leading into signing day.… Continue Reading »
Bracketology: Can Kansas repeat? So many questions to consider
Division I’s 360-plus teams can now begin the march to the 2023 NCAA tournament, a journey that will end at Houston’s NRG Stadium for the Final Four on April 1 and 3.… Continue Reading »