College Basketball News
Hall of Fame ex-Princeton Tigers coach Pete Carril dies at 92
Pete Carril, the Hall of Fame coach who brought notoriety to the "Princeton Offense" during his 30-year tenure with the school, died Monday at the age of 92.
Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops on John Calipari's 'basketball school' remarks: 'I stay in my lane'
A passionate Mark Stoops defended the Kentucky football program on Saturday after comments earlier in the week from basketball coach John Calipari in which he called the university a "basketball school."
College basketball's NIT moving out of New York; future stops in Las Vegas, Indianapolis
The NIT semifinals and final, which have been played annually at Madison Square Garden for all but one time since 1938, will be leaving New York City and will be held in Las Vegas in 2023 and Indianapolis in 2024.
Michigan State men's college basketball coach Tom Izzo gets new 5-year, $31 million deal
Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo, who leads all active coaches with eight Final Four appearances, signed a new five-year deal that gives him a raise of about $2 million per season.
Sources: Big Ten nears media rights agreement with Fox, CBS, NBC
The Big Ten is close to finalizing a new media rights deal with Fox, CBS and NBC, according to sources, with longtime partner ESPN no longer in the mix.
Small forward Scotty Middleton, a 5-star senior, commits to play men's basketball for Ohio State Buckeyes
Five-star senior Scotty Middleton committed to Ohio State, becoming the first five-star recruit of the Chris Holtmann era and the Buckeyes' highest-ranked recruit in nine years.
Pac-12, Northeast Conference to pay basketball referees equally; data found 22% gap last season among top D-I conferences
The Pac-12 and Northeast conferences plan to equalize pay among referees for men's and women's basketball starting next season. An AP analysis found that among 15 of the NCAA's largest conferences, men's basketball refs made 22% more per game in 2021-22.
Hall of Fame ex-Princeton Tigers coach Pete Carril dies at 92
Pete Carril, the Hall of Fame coach who brought notoriety to the "Princeton Offense" during his 30-year tenure with the school, died Monday at the age of 92.
Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops on John Calipari's 'basketball school' remarks: 'I stay in my lane'
A passionate Mark Stoops defended the Kentucky football program on Saturday after comments earlier in the week from basketball coach John Calipari in which he called the university a "basketball school."
College basketball's NIT moving out of New York; future stops in Las Vegas, Indianapolis
The NIT semifinals and final, which have been played annually at Madison Square Garden for all but one time since 1938, will be leaving New York City and will be held in Las Vegas in 2023 and Indianapolis in 2024.
Michigan State men's college basketball coach Tom Izzo gets new 5-year, $31 million deal
Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo, who leads all active coaches with eight Final Four appearances, signed a new five-year deal that gives him a raise of about $2 million per season.
Sources: Big Ten nears media rights agreement with Fox, CBS, NBC
The Big Ten is close to finalizing a new media rights deal with Fox, CBS and NBC, according to sources, with longtime partner ESPN no longer in the mix.
Small forward Scotty Middleton, a 5-star senior, commits to play men's basketball for Ohio State Buckeyes
Five-star senior Scotty Middleton committed to Ohio State, becoming the first five-star recruit of the Chris Holtmann era and the Buckeyes' highest-ranked recruit in nine years.
Pac-12, Northeast Conference to pay basketball referees equally; data found 22% gap last season among top D-I conferences
The Pac-12 and Northeast conferences plan to equalize pay among referees for men's and women's basketball starting next season. An AP analysis found that among 15 of the NCAA's largest conferences, men's basketball refs made 22% more per game in 2021-22.