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Former Florida center Olivier Rioux, the tallest player in college basketball history, has found a new home in the transfer portal. Rioux announced on Instagram that he will join the UC Irvine Anteaters. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Olivier Rioux (@olivier.rioux) Rioux, who is from Canada and played at IMG Academy … The post 7-foot-9 center Olivier Rioux is headed to the West Coast appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
"Hardest thing I’ve ever done" - Anthony Davis reveals why he ditch Ohio State for Kentucky despite LeBron James fandom Basketball Network
Duke-Amazon partnership, explained: Why Blue Devils will have three college basketball games only available on Prime sportingnews.com
Florida's 7-foot-9 Olivier Rioux picks his transfer destination sportingnews.com
THE daughter of NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal has announced she is transferring teams. Me’Arah O’Neal, 19, played two seasons for the University of Florida Gators basketball. The teenager revealed earlier…
Tyran Stokes was linked to the Kentucky Wildcats over the past few weeks. However, the consensus five-star recruit decided to commit to the Kansas Jayhawks. Following this decision, reports surfaced that the forward had already signed his non-revenue share paperwork with the program before visiting Lexington earlier this month. After his commitment, Stokes arrived in […]
Taylen Kinney and Tyran Stokes are about to be reunited at Kansas and the world better watch out.
Madina Okot has received praise from Dawn Staley, with the Gamecocks coach finding a similarity to her college time.
Duke and UConn have been two of the most decorated programs in the history of college basketball. Dan Hurley has proved himself to be one of the greatest in history. With back-to-back national championships and three NCAA title games in four years, Hurley is certainly up there with the best modern coaches and might just […]
Here are the players who transferred, returned, and joined the Kansas State Wildcats during the transfer portal window.
The latest on the incomings and outgoings at Tennessee amid what has been a busy transfer portal for Rick Barnes’ Volunteers.
NCAA President Charlie Baker is ready to kickstart plans to expand the Division I for both men’s and women’s college basketball tournaments. The plan is in motion for NCAA expansion to 76 teams. Six teams will be added starting from 2026-27 season. The last NCAA expansion to 68-team format was adopted for men in 2011 […]
As John Fanta made a name for himself in recent years as a strong voice on college basketball, multiple suitors sprang up for his talents. Fanta came up as an announcer on Big East men’s basketball games, taking on more assignments over time for Fox Sports. Along the way, he also became a go-to commentator…
Mississippi Valley State is hiring a head coach with 35 years of experience, including a stint has the head coach of the Indiana Hoosiers. Mike Davis was recently announced as head coach of the men’s basketball program on Wednesday, replacing former head coach George Ivory. “I am honored and excited to lead Mississippi Valley State’s […] The post Mississippi Valley State hires former Indiana head coach to lead basketball program appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The fan sentiment surrounding the NCAA Tournament’s imminent decision to expand from 68 teams to 76 teams can summarily be described as overwhelmingly negative. No one is asking for more play-in games. No one wants to wait until Wednesday night to fill out half of their bracket because they have no idea who will actually…
'He and his agents want to give the NBA a hard look' - Wake Forest transfer guard Juke Harris is seriously considering the NBA A to Z Sports
A report on Tuesday claims the NCAA has begun to take the final steps to expand the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments to 76 teams. If approved, the change would take effect during the upcoming college basketball season. Sources told ESPN that the expansion to 76 teams is expected to be formalized in the upcoming […] The post NCAA Tournament Reportedly Set To Expand To 76 Teams, Upsetting Many Basketball Fans: ‘No One Asked For This’ appeared first on BroBible.
LSU’s roster situation has become one of the most surprising stories in college basketball, with just one player remaining after a coaching change.
The Kentucky basketball program lost out on the Tyran Stokes sweepstakes this past Tuesday. The 5-star prospect chose Kansas over the Wildcats. The whiff was an embarrassing one for Mark Pope and Co. They were completely out of the loop while desperately chasing a lost recruit. On top of the miss, the coaching staff committed […] The post Kentucky Commits Rules Violation Chasing Basketball Recruit That Concealed Crucial Intel appeared first on BroBible.
Kentucky Wildcats coach Mark Pope has let out a brief statement on his thoughts about missing out the top prospect from the 2027 high school class, Tyran Stokes, despite all of his efforts to recruit him.
The college basketball community raves about Kansas securing the commitment of No. 1-ranked high school prospect Tyran Stokes.
One of the biggest issues that seemingly most fans and pundits are against when it comes to college basketball is the potential expansion of the NCAA Tournament. ESPN recently released a report suggesting that NCAA Tournament expansion was a foregone conclusion. But a statement released by the NCAA themselves said to pump the brakes on […] The post NCAA governing body issues blunt response to ESPN’s expansion report appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Sooner or later the NCAA Tournament will officially expand to 76 teams. Hopefully it's not as bad as it sounds.
Tyran Stokes, the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2026, has decided where he will play in college basketball. Stokes announced on “Inside the NBA” that he is headed to the Kansas Jayhawks, and he made the announcement while holding a 2K video game with himself in a Kansas jersey on the cover. Breaking: … The post No. 1 college hoops recruit Tyran Stokes has announced his commitment appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
