Relive the final round of team match play for the NCAA Men's National Championship.
Report: St. John’s guard RJ Luis to forgo college, remain in 2025 NBA draft
ACC’s new men’s basketball scheduling model produces one NC State-UNC meeting, no Duke-Miami matchup
Instate foes North Carolina and N.C. State will meet just once next year while Duke won't play the Miami team now coached by former Blue Devils assistant Jai Lucas in the Atlantic Coast Conference's reconfigured scheduling model. The ACC announced its second set of home-and-away partners Wednesday after announcing earlier this month that it would cut a 20-game men's basketball schedule to 18 as part of its efforts to boost the sport amid recent years of dwindling NCAA Tournament bids.
Big 12 men’s basketball decision to drop to 18 conference games goes beyond injury prevention
Another college basketball season in the books means another offseason to reset, recruit and reassess the growing needs of the game. Following a yearlong experiment with a 20-game conference schedule, the Big 12 announced its intention to return to 18 games for the upcoming season. Vice President of Big 12 Men's Basketball Brian Thornton said Wednesday there were multiple reasons for the change.
Former Grand Canyon guard Tyon Grant-Foster heading to Gonzaga
NBA Draft withdrawals: Florida is the big winner, while Duke is on the losing end
Duke’s ACC slate announced
Eaglestaff finds right fit at West Virginia in many ways
HLs: NCAA Men’s Team Match Play, semifinals
Florida’s Alex Condon staying in school, boosting chances of NCAA champs repeating
Texas A&M commit Mackenzie Mgbako makes decision on 2025 NBA draft
IU Indianapolis hires Ben Howlett as coach after dominant run at Division II West Liberty
Yaxel Lendeborg, No. 1 transfer portal prospect, joins Michigan basketball over NBA draft
Lendeborg finished last year on the first team all American Athletic Conference, averaging 17.7 points, 11.4 rebounds and 4.2 assists, in 37 games.
Three ways Karter Knox can help Arkansas basketball next season
The Arkansas basketball team finally saw some movement on Monday as forward Karter Knox announced his decision to return to Arkansas for his sophomore season. The 6-foot-6, 220-pound forward had entered his name in the NBA Draft while he maintained his college eligibility and went through the NBA Draft Combine, but opted to run it back with the Razorbacks. Knox's decision is the first bit of Arkansas basketball news regarding its 2025-26 roster that's gone out since Calipari announced the return of Billy Richmond III, D.J. Wagner and Trevon Brazile, which came out minutes after Knox announced his draft intentions.


