The Kansas Jayhawks could be losing a player from deep on their bench. Elijah Elliott, a preferred walk-on for the team, is reportedly entering the transfer portal. Elliott, a Southlake, Texas native, was a redshirt freshman this past season. He appeared in nine games, averaging 2.3 minutes per appearance for the team. In those games, […]
Read MoreCoach K: ‘Black Lives Matter Is Not A Political Statement’
On Friday afternoon, Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski shared an emotional message for his fans. It had to do with the Black Lives Matter movement and why it’s time for everyone to rally together. Coach K has always supported his players on and off the hardwood. Nonetheless, it shouldn’t diminish the impact his statement might […]
Read MoreOregon vs. Oregon State Rivalry, The ‘Civil War,’ Being Renamed
Oregon and Oregon State share one of the Pac-12’s most heated rivalries. That will remain the case going forward, but it will no longer be referred to as the Civil War. Moments ago, the news was announced. It comes as a reaction to the current national climate, which looks to properly contextualize and frame the […]
Read MoreFather Of No. 1 Recruit Emoni Bates Gives Update On Son’s Plans For Future
Emoni Bates may be the biggest high school basketball recruit since LeBron James. The 6-foot-9 Ypsilanti, Mich. native is already penciled in as the top pick whenever he’s able to make the jump to the NBA. Many recruits would try and fast track that process. That involves transferring to more basketball-centric high school/prep school, and […]
Read MoreBig Ten Network Names College Basketball Coach Of The Decade
Tom Izzo has been the head coach of Michigan State basketball for more than two decades, but he still remains among the elite in his profession. This morning, the Big Ten Network’s 24-person panel named its men’s basketball Coach of the Decade from 2010-19. Not surprisingly, the choice was Izzo, a worthy selection. Michigan State […]
Read MoreHS Basketball Coach, Former CBB Player Has Died
Mascoutah high school boy’s basketball coach and former St. Louis University basketball player Justin Love died on Tuesday morning. He was 41 years old. Love was found unresponsive at St. Clair high school’s campus around 11:15 a.m. Tuesday morning, per Paul Halfacre of STL High School Sports. He was pronounced dead after being rushed to […]
Read MoreFlorida Gators PG Andrew Nembhard Announces Transfer Decision
Florida point guard Andrew Nembhard has made his transfer decision. The 6-foot-5 guard is leaving the Sunshine State to head to the Pacific Northwest. The former five-star recruit spent two years with the Florida basketball program. Nembhard averaged 9.5 points, 5.5 assists and 2.9 rebounds a game over 67 contests. He started in all 67 […]
Read MoreNo. 1 Recruit Cade Cunningham Announces Decision On Future
Cade Cunningham, the No. 1 overall recruit in the 2020 class per 247Sports’ Composite Rankings, has announced a decision on his future. The five-star point guard is committed to play at Oklahoma State, but the Cowboys received an NCAA Tournament ban for 2021. There has been speculation about Cunningham’s commitment. No one would blame him […]
Read MoreBrother Of No. 1 Recruit Jon Kuminga Addresses Decision Rumors
The top-ranked player in the 2021 class is five-star Jonathan Kuminga. The 6-foot-8 forward has a major decision to make soon. According to reports, Kuminga is likely to reclassify to the class of 2020. Once that happens, he could opt to continue his career at the collegiate level next year, or play professionally in America […]
Read MoreCoach Cal’s Daughter Shares Funny Text Message On Father’s Day
The nationwide lockdown has given John Calipari more time to spend with his family. But even with that added time at home, his kids seem to have forgotten who the man of the house is. On Sunday, Coach Cal’s daughter, Erin, took to Twitter and revealed a hilarious group text that her father sent to […]
Read MoreFormer St. John’s Star LJ Figueroa Announces Transfer Destination
Last month, St. John’s learned that LJ Figueroa was going to enter the NCAA transfer portal. After taking a few weeks to look at his options, the talented guard has decided where he’ll resume his collegiate career. Figueroa was arguably the top player on the transfer market. He averaged 14.5 points and 4.5 rebounds per […]
Read MoreNebraska Basketball Loses Commitment From Wisconsin Transfer Kobe King
Wisconsin transfer guard Kobe King will no longer be joining Nebraska basketball. King, the former Wisconsin guard, announced his transfer decision back in February. Rather than leaving the Big Ten, the 6-foot-3 originally planned to join Fred Hoiberg and the Nebraska basketball program. The move didn’t sit very well with Badgers fans, for obvious reasons. […]
Read More4-Star Trey Patterson, No. 8 SF In Nation, Announces Commitment
Villanova basketball picked up a massive commitment Thursday evening. Four-star small forward Trey Patterson is a Wildcat. Patterson chose Villanova basketball over two other prominent programs in Florida and Indiana. The New Jersey native’s decision to commit to Jay Wright and the Wildcats will keep him much closer to home compared to the Gators and […]
Read MoreDick Vitale Calls Michigan’s Transfer Rejection “Embarrassing”
After spending three seasons with at Purdue, Nojel Eastern announced that he would transfer to Michigan to finish up his collegiate career. On Wednesday, he shared unfortunate news regarding his future with the Wolverines. Eastern revealed that he will not play for the Wolverines this season due to an academic issue. Some of his credits […]
Read MorePurdue Transfer Nojel Eastern Will Not Play At Michigan
Michigan basketball is losing a major player before he plays a minute for the Wolverines. Nojel Eastern was set to transfer in from Purdue. Because of an academic issue, that move has fallen through. Eastern says that he ran into an issue with some of his academic credits transferring over. Now, he has to find […]
Read MoreNCAA Rules On Waiver For Former Ohio State 5-Star DJ Carton
Two months ago, Ohio State point guard D.J Carton, one of the top transfers on the college basketball market, announced his new commitment. The former five-star recruit announced his plans to finish his college basketball career at Marquette. The elite guard missed part of the 2019-20 season while dealing with mental health issues. While he […]
Read MoreSEC Announces The 2019-20 Athlete Of The Year Winners
Joe Burrow isn’t hurting for awards. On top of the Heisman Trophy, he basically swept every major individual college football award that he was up for, and was a unanimous All-American and SEC Player of the Year. As he prepares for his first NFL season after being selected No. 1 overall by the Cincinnati Bengals, […]
Read MoreUNLV Removes Mascot Statue, Hints At New School Nickname
UNLV is one of two programs at the FBS level to use the “Rebel” nickname, along with Ole Miss. In both cases, the name has ties back to the confederacy. As local governments and other organizations seek to remove statues and other iconography honoring the confederacy and other racist institutions, UNLV is getting out ahead […]
Read MoreTrey Burke Will Reportedly Play On Ohio State Alumni Team
Ohio State fans might have to get used to rooting for former Michigan star Trey Burke, at least for the time being. Last year, the Carmen’s Crew squad of Ohio State alumni captured the title of the annual TBT event. The group was led by former Buckeye standouts like Aaron Craft, David Lighty, Jon Diebler […]
Read MorePhoto: The Virginia Cavaliers Have Changed Their Logo
The University of Virginia athletic department has announced alterations to two of the new logos which were released in April. According to a press release from the school, the new V-Sabre and Cavalier shield logos have been changed. When the new marks were unveiled on April 24, curved details were “added to the grip of […]
Read More4 Schools Mentioned For 5-Star PG Transfer Andrew Nembhard
Former Florida point guard Andrew Nembhard is currently weighing his transfer options, which include several high-major programs. Earlier this month, it was reported that Nembhard was considering Duke, Gonzaga and USC. Now, a new school has entered the fray. According to CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein, Nembhard is also considering Memphis. Wherever the former five-star recruit […]
Read MoreLongtime Big Ten Athletic Director Has Died At 68
Morgan Burke, a Purdue alumnus and athletic director for the Boilermakers from 1993-2017, has passed away according to multiple reports. Burke was 68. After more than two decades leading the athletic department at his alma mater, he retired and was replaced by Mike Bobinski in 2017. Most recently, he had been working on the Purdue […]
Read MoreDick Vitale Names His College Basketball Preseason No. 1
There are plenty of elite teams entering college basketball’s 2020-21 season. Villanova, Duke, Kansas and Virginia all enter the year as national championship contenders. But long-time college basketball analyst Dick Vitale thinks one team out west is the best in the nation. Vitale is as well-respected an analyst there is in the college hoops world. […]
Read MoreLawsuit Alleges College Basketball Coach Told Player To Lie To Police
A Drake University student who was shot in the head by a men’s basketball player is alleging that a coach instructed the player to lie to police after the incident took place. According to an AP report, Nathaniel Miller Jr. filed a lawsuit this week against the university, Bulldogs forward Tremell Murphy and managers of […]
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