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NFL Draft Profile: OL Logan Taylor

Boston College doesn’t have many prospects in this year’s NFL Draft, but as always they are producing strong offensive line talent even in during a rough season. Logan Taylor, a transfer from Virginia, played in Chestnut Hill for three seasons and earned All-ACC Second Team honors in 2025 as a team captain. But how much […]

Rutgers Guard Kaden Powers Announces His Return For Next Season

Rutgers men’s basketball has returned another promising young player from last year’s squad as guard Kaden Powers has announced that he will return to the Scarlet Knights for the 2026-2027 season, according to an announcement he made via social media. During his freshman season, the 6-foot-4, 195-pound Powers appeared in 29 games for Rutgers and […]

ICYMI: Georgetown Secures Commitment From Kansas G Elmarko Jackson

Last week, your Georgetown Hoyas added a commitment from Kansas guard Elmarko Jackson. He is 6’ 3”, 195 pounds and very athletic, and shot 37.2% from 3 and 82.4% from the line last year. Entering college, his composite recruiting ranking was #21, higher than any high school recruit the program has seen this century.  He […]

Is Nolan Winter considered a late portal entry candidate?

The NCAA transfer portal is set to close on Tuesday night, as players now have the deadline to enter, making for what could be a hectic final day of portal entries. Now, players only have to enter on Tuesday, not make a decision on where they’re going, but one player who has yet to confirm […]

GW forward Luke Hunger commits to Boston College

On Monday night, it was reported that George Washington forward Luke Hunger has committed to transfer to Boston College. Hunger, a 6’10” senior from Quebec, played for three seasons at Northwestern off the bench before transferring and starting for George Washington this past season. At GW, he averaged 8.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 0.9 assists […]

A Look Back at Purdue Basketball: Oscar Cluff

Oscar Cluff, a man. The big man from Down Under filled an immediate need for Purdue, one that it lacked during the previous season after the broken leg that was sustained by Daniel Jacobsen. Cluff came to Purdue as one of the best rebounders in the country and one of the most efficient rebounders in […]

Should college players be granted a fifth year of eligibility?

The NCAA is at it again — they are currently weighing new eligibility rules that would allow student-athletes five years of eligibility. Should this be written into “law,” UNC’s Seth Trimble could return to Chapel Hill for a fifth year of college basketball. In fact, he entered the transfer portal on Monday afternoon with a […]

With transfer portal additions, IU basketball lands in a preseason top 25 for 2026-27 season

College basketball rosters for the 2026-27 season are very much a work in progress. IU basketball finished season one of the Darian DeVries era with an 18-14 record as the program missed the NCAA tournament for a third consecutive season. ... The post With transfer portal additions, IU basketball lands in a preseason top 25 for 2026-27 season appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .

Yu Han Lin Commits To Marquette Women’s Basketball

Marquette women’s basketball head coach Cara Consuegra is getting closer and closer to an actual useable roster for the 2026-27 college basketball season. That trendline continued on Tuesday when Consuegra and the Golden Eagles picked up a transfer commitment from Yu Han Lin. She is listed as a 5’9” guard by Middle Tennessee, which is […]

EXCLUSIVE: The sights, smiles and more from Atlanta Dream training camp

The second season of the Karl Smesko era is underway in Atlanta, and expectations are higher than ever. The Dream not only retained the core players—Allisha Gray, Rhyne Howard, Naz Hillmon, Brionna Jones and Jordin Canada—that led the team to a franchise-record 30 wins, but also acquired Angel Reese. The excitement about what can be […]

The Daily Mauling: 4/21/26

Kansas Jayhawks News What is Kansas getting in its new transfer guard from Toledo? A 7’5 (yes, 7’5) transfer center from USC is now set to visit Kansas Is the Tyran Stokes waiting game hurting the Jayhawks’ offseason? How would Oklahoma State transfer Vyctorius Miller fit at Kansas? ($ Links! UNC’s Seth Trimble is fighting […]

Kentucky Wildcats News: Rick Pitino beats Mark Pope for Donnie Freeman

Good morning, BBN! This weekend was a wild one on the recruiting trail as the Kentucky Wildcats failed to lock up two of their primary options at power forward. Sebastian Rancik chose to head to Tallahassee to play for Florida State, while Mark Pope and the staff waited out Donnie Freeman, who is now committed […]

Where is Jared Jones in his comeback for Pirates?

The Pittsburgh Pirates are off to a good start so far this season, with the starting rotation and some improved hitting playing major roles. However, there’s still one important piece of the rotation still to add, and that is starting pitcher Jared Jones. He was injured last season and given a 10-12 month recovery time, […]

Mark Pope and Kentucky Basketball fumbled badly with Sebastian Rancik and Donnie Freeman

Kentucky Basketball’s pursuit of a frontcourt centerpiece took a major hit this week, and the fallout is drawing sharp criticism from the fanbase and national media. After Sebastian Rancik committed to Florida State on Sunday and Donnie Freeman followed by choosing St. John’s on Monday, Kentucky was left empty-handed despite being heavily involved with both […]

Commute: Mizzou Hoops in the Mix for Multiple SEC Guards

Welcome to the Morning Commute Today we’re talking about Mizzou Hoops Mizzou Basketball’s transfer portal haul started off with the additions of Jaylen Carey, Jamier Jones, and Bryson Tiller. It’s a good start for Dennis Gates and the staff as they have landed multiple Top-50 ranked players in the portal. Though with the departure of […]