Top-50 senior Kiyan Anthony, the son of future Hall of Famer Carmelo Anthony, has announced his final six schools — with his father’s alma mater, Syracuse, among the contenders.… Continue Reading »
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Wisconsin gives AD McIntosh 5-year extension
Wisconsin athletic director Chris McIntosh has signed a five-year contract extension through 2029 that includes a pay raise.… Continue Reading »
July recruiting tracker: Commitments, list cuts, more from the class of 2025
And so it begins: High school seniors begin announcing visits, when they’ll commit and more as the big summer basketball events conclude.… Continue Reading »
Longtime college AD Bob Marcum dies at age 87
Bob Marcum, who served as athletic director at Kansas, South Carolina, UMass and Marshall, has died a few days after suffering a stroke. He was 87.… Continue Reading »
NCAA antitrust lawsuits settlement to be filed Fri.
The full settlement agreement of antitrust lawsuits involving the NCAA and college sports’ wealthiest conferences is expected to be filed with a federal court by the end of the week.… Continue Reading »
Big Ten commish: Sticking at 18 schools for now
Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti said that the conference will remain at 18 schools for now.… Continue Reading »
July recruiting tracker: Boozer twins, Dybantsa, Stokes, more
A historic championship performance, top recruits, visit schedules and more news from the first two weekends of the July evaluation period.… Continue Reading »
Top-25 guard Fears commits to OU, will reclassify
Top-25 guard Jeremiah Fears has committed to Oklahoma and plans to reclassify into the 2024 class, he announced Saturday, allowing him to suit up for the Sooners next season, though he later admitted to ESPN that “I know the SEC will be tough.”… Continue Reading »
Proposal eyes change to D-I hoops start dates
NCAA oversight committees have proposed changing the starting dates for men’s and women’s basketball.… Continue Reading »
July recruiting tracker: A.J. Dybantsa, Tyran Stokes show out
The the No. 1 players in the 2025 and 2026 classes, plus more movement during the second weekend of the July recruiting period.… Continue Reading »