In two days, four top-five teams went down while stars emerged — as did signs of trouble for the ACC as a whole.… Continue Reading »
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Missouri’s Grill discharged, avoids serious injury
Missouri leading scorer Caleb Grill has avoided serious injury and been discharged from a local hospital following a midair collision with his head and neck during his team’s win over Lindenwood Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
Arenas, top-5 recruit in ’26, reclassifying to ’25
Alijah Arenas, a top-5 recruit in the 2026 class and son of former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas, is in the process of reclassifying into the 2025 class, his father announced Monday night.… Continue Reading »
UConn drops 23 spots in AP poll; Kansas No. 1
Kansas held off Auburn for the No. 1 ranking in the Associated Press Top 25 men’s college basketball poll Monday as SEC teams grabbed three of the top four spots and two-time reigning national champion UConn dropped to No. 25.… Continue Reading »
Unranked Creighton storms past No. 1 Kansas
Pop Isaacs helped unranked Creighton upset No. 1 Kansas 76-63, scoring a season-high 27 points and matching his career high with six 3-pointers.… Continue Reading »
St. John’s teams to honor Carnesecca at games
St. John’s will host “A Tribute to Coach Carnesecca” this weekend during men’s and women’s games at the arena that bears his name.… Continue Reading »
LSU loses Reed for season to torn knee ligament
LSU forward Jalen Reed was diagnosed with a torn right knee ligament that will sideline him the rest of this season, coach Matt McMahon said Wednesday night.… Continue Reading »
Power Rankings: Auburn, Kansas losses are Tennessee’s No. 1 gain
Big risers (Tennessee, Florida, Ole Miss), big fallers (Kansas, Gonzaga, Houston, Baylor, Creighton) and debut-makers (nine!) after two packed weeks.… Continue Reading »
It’s official, the SEC is a juggernaut
For the first time in a long, long time, a team not named Kansas is the top overall seed.… Continue Reading »
Sources: G-Tech giving AD Batt new 5-year deal
Georgia Tech athletic director J Batt is finalizing a new five-year deal that will extend him at the school through 2029 and increase his compensation, sources told ESPN Monday.… Continue Reading »