college basketball
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Todd Golden’s Gators Sweep Kentucky, Never Trailing Once
Florida head coach Todd Golden secured a third win over Kentucky this season, completing a rare sweep in which the Wildcats never led for a single second.
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Michigan Survives Ohio State in High-Stakes Big Ten Clash
Michigan edged Ohio State 71-67 in a tense Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal, as both programs faced immense pressure to justify their heavy NIL investments.
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Syracuse Fires Adrian Autry After Failed Succession
Syracuse University has dismissed men’s basketball head coach Adrian Autry following three seasons without an NCAA tournament appearance.
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AJ Redd Celebrates Senior Night, Reflects on Illini Journey
Illinois guard AJ Redd marked Senior Night with a decisive win over Oregon, reflecting on his unique journey from team manager to player and his future in finance.
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Bruce Branch III, Five-Star Recruit, Commits to BYU Basketball
Five-star basketball recruit Bruce Branch III officially committed to BYU, marking the program’s third consecutive cycle with an elite prospect.
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Kieffer Alas Joins Ateneo Blue Eagles After US Stint
Highly touted basketball prospect Kieffer Alas committed to Ateneo de Manila University’s Blue Eagles after a US stint. His decision to play under Coach Tab Baldwin significantly bolsters Ateneo for UAAP Season 89.
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Chad Baker-Mazara Dismissed from USC Basketball Program
USC’s leading scorer Chad Baker-Mazara is no longer part of the men’s basketball program as of March 2, 2026. His abrupt departure significantly diminishes the team’s NCAA tournament hopes.
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Rueben Chinyelu Earns Naismith Defensive Player Nod for Gators
Florida Gators center Rueben Chinyelu has been named to the Naismith Men’s College Defensive Player of the Year Late-Season Team, recognizing his significant impact on the team’s defensive strategy.
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Zayden High Scores Career-High 15 Points in First UNC Start
North Carolina forward Zayden High delivered a career-best 15 points in his first start against Pitt, marking a significant turn after his past suspension and limited playtime.
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Michigan’s Big Ten Lead Tested Amid Purdue’s Surge
The No. 2 Michigan Wolverines maintain their lead in the Big Ten, but recent results, including No. 5 Purdue’s overtime victory over No. 7 Nebraska, are intensifying the championship race as the regular season nears its conclusion.
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No. 2 Michigan Leads Ohio State in Second Half of Pivotal Rivalry Matchup
The No. 2 Michigan Wolverines are currently leading the Ohio State Buckeyes by 10 points in the second half of their crucial Big Ten men’s college basketball rivalry game today in Columbus, Ohio. Ohio State seeks a signature win to…
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Auburn’s Four-Game Streak Ends as Tennessee Secures Home Victory
Auburn’s four-game winning streak was snapped by Tennessee in a 77-69 defeat on Saturday, January 31, 2026, at Thompson-Boling Arena, marking the Tigers’ continued struggle to win on the Volunteers’ home court.
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Caleb Wilson Sets UNC Freshman Record Amid Georgia Tech Matchup
North Carolina freshman Caleb Wilson cemented his rising star status by setting a new program record for consecutive double-digit scoring games, even as his NBA draft stock continues to climb.
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Texas A&M Men’s Basketball Blazes to Halftime Lead Over Georgia
Texas A&M men’s basketball established a strong early presence, building a significant lead over Georgia by halftime in their January 31 SEC matchup at Stegeman Coliseum.
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LSU and South Carolina in Tight SEC Battle Amidst Key Injury
The LSU Tigers and South Carolina Gamecocks are locked in a close SEC basketball rematch in Columbia, with the game tied in the second half. LSU is playing without star guard Dedan Thomas Jr.