Coach Cal And Kentucky Host Boozer Brothers On Official Recruiting Trip

The Boozer Brothers Have Quickly Become A Prized Package In The 2025 Class, And Kentucky Has A Real Shot Of Adding Both The Kentucky Wildcats, under the ever-dynamic John Calipari, have been tearing up the recruiting trail lately, making big moves and hosting some serious talent. But now, they’re going for a twofer with some […]

Colin Lynch  •  31 Oct 2023
Bronny James Misses First USC Practice, Coach Andy Enfield Says ‘He’s Doing Very Well’

Bronny James, the 18-year-old son of LeBron James, missed his first USC practice on Monday as he continues to recover from the cardiac arrest he suffered in July, and Trojans coach Andy Enfield says the star freshman feels great. “Bronny’s doing very well,” Enfield told ESPN. “But we just can’t comment on anything medically. He’s […]

James Foglio  •  26 Sep 2023
ESPN Recruiting Ranks Cameron Boozer No. 3 Behind Cooper Flagg & A.J. Dybantsa

According to updated ESPN recruiting rankings, five-star recruit Cameron Boozer now ranks No. 3 overall behind Cooper Flagg and A.J. Dybantsa. Entering the summer, Boozer was the top-ranked prospect in the Class of 2025 and the No. 1 player across the classes. The 16-year-old won USA Basketball Male Athlete of the Year in 2022. Flagg, […]

James Foglio  •  18 Jul 2023
College Basketball: Penny Hardaway, Memphis Add Alabama’s Jahvon Quinerly

Penny Hardaway Continues to Build up The Memphis Depth Jahvon Quinerly, the former Alabama point guard and five-star recruit has announced his commitment to play his final season at the University of Memphis. The graduate transfer made the decision to join Penny Hardaway’s program after entering the transfer portal last month. Quinerly had a productive […]

Colin Lynch  •  14 Jul 2023
Bob Huggins claims he never resigned, is demanding reinstatement from WVU

The situation in Morgantown has gotten ugly and confusing In June, there was a series of conflicting statements regarding the resignation of Bob Huggins as the men’s basketball coach at West Virginia University. Initially, a statement was published by West Virginia announcing Huggins’ resignation, following his arrest on suspicion of DUI. Bob Huggins is claiming […]

Colin Lynch  •  09 Jul 2023
New Mexico State Will Pay $8 Million In Hazing And Sexual Assault Case

New Mexico State University has reached an $8 million settlement with two former basketball players, Deuce Benjamin and Shak Odunewu, who alleged that they were sexually assaulted and hazed by teammates during the previous season. The settlement, announced on Wednesday, awards $4.125 million to Benjamin and his father, and $3.875 million to Odunewu. New Mexico […]

Colin Lynch  •  29 Jun 2023
Kentucky Lands 4-Star Center Somto Cyril

Somto Cyril, a highly regarded four-star center in the class of 2024, has committed to playing basketball for the University of Kentucky, according to his announcement. The 6-foot-10, 240-pound big man, originally from Nigeria but playing for Atlanta’s Overtime Elite, considered offers from schools such as Providence, Cincinnati, and Indiana before ultimately choosing Kentucky. “They […]

Colin Lynch  •  28 Jun 2023
Kentucky lands West Virginia transfer forward Tre Mitchell

Kentucky men’s basketball has added West Virginia transfer forward Tre Mitchell, according to sources. The 6-foot-9, 240-pound wing played his first two seasons at UMass (2019-21) before transferring to Texas (2021-22 season) and West Virginia (2022-23 season). “Mountaineers!! I can’t thank you enough for the love and support you’ve shown. … I wish WVU Hoops […]

James Foglio  •  26 Jun 2023
WVU Players Hit Transfer Portal Following Huggins Resignation

West Virginia point guard Kerr Kriisa has made the decision to enter the transfer portal following the resignation of longtime Mountaineers coach Bob Huggins. Kriisa informed ESPN’s Jonathan Givony about his transfer plans on Friday. Kerr Krissa has been considered to be a great on-ball defender. The 6-foot-3 combo guard would be a nice addition […]

Colin Lynch  •  24 Jun 2023