College Basketball Schedule 2023-24
Central St
Miami OH
Chattanooga
Florida St
VMI
Wright St
N Kentucky
Ball State
James Madison
Old Dominion
Wagner
Saint Peter's
Siena
Yale
Bryant
Drexel
Binghamton
NJIT
Rider
UMass
Alabama St
Tennessee
Columbia
St John's
Delaware St
Virginia Tech
SC Upstate
Louisville
Georgia Tech
Georgia
E Washington
Boston College
Princeton
Indiana
SF Austin
Rutgers
LeTourneau
Sam Houston
Belmont
Lipscomb
FAU
FGCU
Cornell
Syracuse
Mount St Marys
UAB
Cornell (IA)
Northern Iowa
IU Indy
Loyola Chicago
High Point
Saint Louis
SE Louisiana
Tulsa
Little Rock
Memphis
Austin Peay
Vanderbilt
Troy
Texas A&M
Morehead St
Missouri
N Arizona
North Park
Chicago St
N Illinois
W Illinois
Elon
North Carolina
Sacramento St
UC Davis
Arkansas St
Colorado St
The Citadel
Illinois
BYU
Boise St
Grambling
San José St
Texas St
UNLV
Santa Barbara
Oregon St
Portland
Portland St
Saint Mary's
Fresno St
San Diego St
San Diego
College Basketball News
Basketball HOF class of 2026 honors women's hoops, NBA icons
Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne headlined a 2026 Hall of Fame class that honored women's hoops, as well as NBA luminaries such as Doc Rivers, Mike D'Antoni and Amar'e Stoudemire.
Reports: Sankey reminds SEC schools to follow eligibility rules
Commissioner Greg Sankey sent a memo to SEC members reminding them to move carefully when adding players suddenly allowed by court rulings to seek a fifth year of eligibility.
Sources: Miami basketball coach Jai Lucas gets extension, raise
Miami basketball coach Jai Lucas, who led the Hurricanes to a 26-9 record and an NCAA tournament berth in his first season, has a new five-year deal, sources told ESPN.
Seth Trimble becomes Louisville's latest high-profile transfer
Seth Trimble has committed to play for Louisville next season following the court ruling that gave class of 2022 high schoolers a fifth season of college eligibility.
Field of 68 opening day basketball marathon features 16 mid-majors
The 2026-27 college basketball season will open Nov. 2 with a Field of 68 eight-game marathon event featuring 16 mid-major programs.
Senate vote on college sports bill now slated for September
The Protect College Sports Act failed to reach a vote during an all-night, pre-recess session in the Senate, though the bill did gain a spot on next month's calendar after the chamber comes back from its summer break.
UConn's Hurley sounds alarm on late additions after court ruling
UConn coach Dan Hurley said coaches who are taking advantage of recent court rulings to make late additions to their programs are doing more harm than good.
Basketball HOF class of 2026 honors women's hoops, NBA icons
Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne headlined a 2026 Hall of Fame class that honored women's hoops, as well as NBA luminaries such as Doc Rivers, Mike D'Antoni and Amar'e Stoudemire.
Reports: Sankey reminds SEC schools to follow eligibility rules
Commissioner Greg Sankey sent a memo to SEC members reminding them to move carefully when adding players suddenly allowed by court rulings to seek a fifth year of eligibility.
Sources: Miami basketball coach Jai Lucas gets extension, raise
Miami basketball coach Jai Lucas, who led the Hurricanes to a 26-9 record and an NCAA tournament berth in his first season, has a new five-year deal, sources told ESPN.
Seth Trimble becomes Louisville's latest high-profile transfer
Seth Trimble has committed to play for Louisville next season following the court ruling that gave class of 2022 high schoolers a fifth season of college eligibility.
Field of 68 opening day basketball marathon features 16 mid-majors
The 2026-27 college basketball season will open Nov. 2 with a Field of 68 eight-game marathon event featuring 16 mid-major programs.
Senate vote on college sports bill now slated for September
The Protect College Sports Act failed to reach a vote during an all-night, pre-recess session in the Senate, though the bill did gain a spot on next month's calendar after the chamber comes back from its summer break.
UConn's Hurley sounds alarm on late additions after court ruling
UConn coach Dan Hurley said coaches who are taking advantage of recent court rulings to make late additions to their programs are doing more harm than good.