College Basketball News
Kansas State ends Jerome Tang dispute with a $12M settlement
Kansas State has reached a settlement with former basketball coach Jerome Tang that includes a $12 million payment.
Michael Jordan donates $10M to UNC School of Social Work to honor mother
North Carolina Tar Heels basketball legend Michael Jordan has made a $10 million commitment to the UNC School of Social Work in honor of his mother, Deloris P. Jordan.
LSU's Will Wade lands first 2027 5-star in guard King Gibson
LSU landed five-star guard King Gibson after the No. 13-ranked prospect in 2027 chose the Tigers over Arkansas, Louisville and Providence.
Injunction allows Council Jr. back to Kansas for 7th college season
Melvin Council Jr. has returned to Kansas after he was granted a preliminary injunction in a New York state court allowing him to play a seventh season, the school announced Sunday.
Jordan Page picks UConn, joins Bowman as five-stars to Huskies
Five-star wing Jordan Page announced his commitment to UConn men's basketball on Sunday, giving the Huskies their first recruiting class with two ESPN five-star prospects in at least 20 years.
Student-athletes received $1.77B in revenue-sharing pay in '25-26
Sixty-eight schools reached or came within 5% of reaching the $20.5 million revenue-sharing cap over the first season of NIL payments.
Florida's Denzel Aberdeen: Only 'fair' to be granted 5th year
Denzel Aberdeen says it's "fair" that he's been granted a fifth year of eligibility to play for Florida.
Kansas State ends Jerome Tang dispute with a $12M settlement
Kansas State has reached a settlement with former basketball coach Jerome Tang that includes a $12 million payment.
Michael Jordan donates $10M to UNC School of Social Work to honor mother
North Carolina Tar Heels basketball legend Michael Jordan has made a $10 million commitment to the UNC School of Social Work in honor of his mother, Deloris P. Jordan.
LSU landed five-star guard King Gibson after the No. 13-ranked prospect in 2027 chose the Tigers over Arkansas, Louisville and Providence.
Injunction allows Council Jr. back to Kansas for 7th college season
Melvin Council Jr. has returned to Kansas after he was granted a preliminary injunction in a New York state court allowing him to play a seventh season, the school announced Sunday.
Jordan Page picks UConn, joins Bowman as five-stars to Huskies
Five-star wing Jordan Page announced his commitment to UConn men's basketball on Sunday, giving the Huskies their first recruiting class with two ESPN five-star prospects in at least 20 years.
Student-athletes received $1.77B in revenue-sharing pay in '25-26
Sixty-eight schools reached or came within 5% of reaching the $20.5 million revenue-sharing cap over the first season of NIL payments.
Florida's Denzel Aberdeen: Only 'fair' to be granted 5th year
Denzel Aberdeen says it's "fair" that he's been granted a fifth year of eligibility to play for Florida.