Hunter Dickinson, the No. 1 player in the transfer portal, is headed to Kansas after averaging 18.5 points and 9.0 rebounds at Michigan last season.… Continue Reading »
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Horns prez Hartzell to mingle at SEC meetings
University of Texas President Jay Hartzell said Thursday he’ll attend the Southeastern Conference’s annual meeting later this month with a goal of building relationships.… Continue Reading »
‘I’m still serious about it’: With Bronny USC-bound, LeBron is dreaming of an NBA family reunion
Hours after his son declared for college, LeBron James let it be known again he would like Bronny to join him in the league.… Continue Reading »
How far up the men’s WTE Top 25 does USC go, after Bronny James’ commitment?
With Bronny James’ commitment to USC, the Trojans’ stock keeps rising ahead of 2023-24.… Continue Reading »
Blanks, former NBA player and exec, dies at 56
Former NBA player and executive Lance Blanks has died at the age of 56, his family announced Thursday.… Continue Reading »
Bronny James verbally commits to Southern Cal
Four-star guard Bronny James, son of NBA superstar LeBron James, announced his commitment to USC on Saturday.… Continue Reading »
North Texas G Perry will transfer to Kansas State
North Texas transfer Tylor Perry, a key cog in the Mean Green’s NIT championship last season and one of the best available players in the portal, announced his commitment to Kansas State on Tuesday night.… Continue Reading »
Missi, No. 13 recruit for ’24, now to ’23 for Baylor
Basketball recruit Yves Missi, ranked No. 13 in the ESPN 100 for 2024, is reclassifying into the 2023 class and will enroll at Baylor in the fall.… Continue Reading »
Miss. State’s Jans signs extension until 2026-27
Mississippi State coach Chris Jans has signed a contract extension through the 2026-27 season. The school announced the move on Wednesday, which came after Jans led the Bulldogs to the NCAA Tournament in his first season.… Continue Reading »
Ex-NMSU players detail troubled stint with team
Former New Mexico State basketball player Deuce Benjamin broke down in tears Wednesday as he and Shak Odunewu shared the impact of their brief, troubling stay on the team.… Continue Reading »