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Reports linking the Bulls to restricted free agent Bennedict Mathurin have circulated recently, but The Athletic reports that Chicago’s interest has been overstated as the team prioritizes roster flexibility. The post Bulls’ Interest in Bennedict Mathurin Appears Overstated Amid Ongoing Buzz appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
Breaking News: 7/31: Judge Charlotte Sweeney of the U.S. District Court of Colorado has granted a class-wide preliminary injunction that requires the NCAA to declare eligible all high school class of 2022 athletes who exhausted four seasons of eligibility this spring, Plaintiffs in the suit requested that transfer rules, the NCAA’s rule of restitution and roster limits […]
By KACE KIESCHNICK, Tiger Rag Staff Reporter Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream clinched the season series over ex-LSU teammate Flau’jae Johnson’s Seattle Storm with a 98-89 win in Atlanta on Friday night. Reese led [...] The post Angel Reese Makes More History In Atlanta Dream’s Win Over Flau’jae Johnson And Seattle appeared first on TigerRag.com .
This is the one. La Familia, the Kentucky Basketball alumni team, has won four straight to reach the summit of The Basketball Tournament, and now only one game stands between the Cats and a $2 million check. They host Davis Steel on Sunday afternoon inside a Historic Memorial Coliseum that should be rocking with the […]
The UNC women’s basketball team released their non-conference schedule this week. The Heels will play 14 opponents outside the ACC, with nine of those matchups coming at home. Once again, Courtney Banghart’s team isn’t shying away from playing elite programs; four of those games come against teams that made the Sweet Sixteen in the 2026 […]
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope is returning to a familiar championship pursuit after signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, and the veteran guard says reuniting with LeBron James was a major factor in his decision. Speaking on the latest episode of The Dawg Talk Podcast with Jordan McGruder, Caldwell-Pope said he is eager to return to meaningful basketball after […] The post Kentavious Caldwell-Pope breaks silence on reuniting with 76ers star LeBron James appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The last few years of college athletics have been chaos, with schools jockeying for position at the top as the structure of each sport is in flux. As of Friday night, we are one step closer to some structure coming to college sports thanks to the Protect College Sports Act. In what has been a […]
Could the Royals have had a much better final week of pre-season? It’s hard to think so. Following victories against Woking last Saturday (0-2), Newport County on Tuesday (0-4) and Crawley Town on Friday (0-1), Reading made it four clean-sheet wins in four on Saturday afternoon by seeing off Charlton Athletic 0-3 at The Valley. […]
Back on July 21, BYU finally got a big man when Polish forward/center Jakub Urbaniak committed to BYU. BYU hasn’t announced the signing, but things seem to be moving in the right direction. Jakub’s Pro Club announced last Thursday they have to a buyout of his contract. Jakub will compete to start at the four […]
For Barcelona, that certainty didn’t look like a first preseason game. Birmingham City are locked and ready to start their season next weekend with the goal of promotion to the Premier League on their minds. With Barcelona in town, this was not your typical friendly match. That’s exactly what you want if you’re Hansi Flick, […]
It’s August, which means a new college sports season is almost here. With the exception of cross country, whose first race is in September, all of UNC’s fall teams begin competition this month, and we’ve put together a rundown of opening game dates and preseason storylines to get you ready. Women’s Soccer Season opener: Aug. […]
Manchester United fans were full of excitement after their 2-1 friendly win over Atletico Madrid.
Four-star shooting guard RJ Moore has narrowed his recruitment to Alabama, Rutgers, Texas Tech, Utah, Vanderbilt and Wake Forest.
How’s it going, y’all? We’re back with another Big Ten basketball preview, and today we’re taking a little at the perennial powerhouse Michigan State Spartans. Last season the Spartans finished with a 27-8 record, going 15-5 in conference. They would make it to the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA Tournament, losing to eventual runner-up UConn. […]
Good morning, BBN! Kentucky freshman Mason Williams continues to build momentum heading into the 2026-27 season, and the latest summer practice competition only added more fuel to the growing hype train. After turning heads throughout the summer with strong performances in workouts and scrimmages, Williams backed it up by winning Mark Pope’s week-long three-point shooting […]
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Fortunately for Illinois and its deep rotation, those weak links seem to be few and far between. With a bench that appears to possess as much talent as any in the Brad Underwood era, the starters will not be the only major talking point of […]
The biggest question that, somehow, has not been resolved for the Raptors or Kawhi Leonard. The post 31 days, 31 questions: Will Kawhi Leonard actually be a Toronto Raptor? first appeared on Raptors Republic .
On Friday, the United College Athlete Association announced it was working with the Oregon State women’s basketball team to unionize the team under the Oregon Employment Relations Board and announced it was looking for members to sign up. The UCAA’s interim executive committee includes LSU point guard Jada Williams. In an article published by ESPN […]
This week is the final week for Duke Basketball’s Strongman Friday, and while we can’t say it looks like fun necessarily, it does look extremely productive in at least two ways. First, the obvious: these guys are all getting insanely strong. We’re not sure if anyone has transformed his body as much as Caleb Foster, […]
Shaquille O'Neal thinks the 76ers look deadly on paper, but has concerns about them.
A stunning court ruling granted former Division I athletes another year of eligibility, potentially creating August transfer portal chaos across college basketball.
After playing with his former head coach Darian DeVries and Indiana basketball in Peru, former Indiana men’s basketball center, Sam Alexis, has been granted an injunction for an extra year of college eligibility. He is one of 19 athletes granted such relief by a Tennessee court. Whether Alexis retains eligibility throughout the season remains to […]
The latest new Blue Devil profiled by the Duke Chronicle is Loyola-Maryland transfer Jacob Theodosiou. A 6-4 native of Canada, he has moved around a bit, playing for Wyoming before Loyola, and now of course, he’ll finish at Duke. Here’s what the Chronicle says about him: “The guard brings a patient and polished offensive skillset […]
We’re into the Top 5 of our offseason series ranking the best players from the Michigan Wolverines championship in 1989 to the team that just won it in April of this year. We’ve had a bunch of Michigan Men to this point, but in the new era of college sports, we have the first guy […]
We missed this article from Thursday’s News & Observer, but Chip Alexander has a piece up on Duke freshman Joaquim “JoJo” Boumtje Boumtje. Duke is listing him at 7-2, but USA Basketball had him at 6-10 for the FIBA U17 World Cup last month. Whatever he is, what we’ve seen of him in Istanbul and […]
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