College Basketball News
Legendary St. John's coach Carnesecca dies at 99
Hall of Fame college basketball coach Lou Carnesecca, who won more than 500 games at St. John's, has died at the age of 99.
Karaban better but still sits out UConn victory
UConn leading scorer Alex Karaban did not play in the Huskies' 99-45 win against Maryland Eastern Shore but is doing better, according to coach Dan Hurley.
5-star multisport star Harrison commits to Oregon
Five-star 2026 tight end Kendre' Harrison, No. 6 in the ESPN Junior 300, announced his commitment to Oregon, where he plans to play football and basketball.
Missouri's Grill discharged, avoids serious injury
Missouri leading scorer Caleb Grill has avoided serious injury and been discharged from a local hospital following a midair collision with his head and neck during his team's win over Lindenwood Wednesday.
Rutgers' Harper, Bailey wow Bama's Oats in loss
Rutgers freshman stars Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey combined to score 59 points in Wednesday's loss to Alabama, a performance that had Tide coach Nate Oats calling them "two of the most talented players, regardless of class."
Sources: ND's Burton (knee) out several weeks
Notre Dame's Markus Burton, a preseason all-ACC pick who entered the week averaging 21.4 points per game, will miss several weeks due to a knee injury, sources told ESPN.
Ranking the 10 best recruiting classes
A number of high-level recruits remain uncommitted but there was enough movement during the November window for three new programs to enter the rankings.
Hall of Fame college basketball coach Lou Carnesecca, who won more than 500 games at St. John's, has died at the age of 99.
Karaban better but still sits out UConn victoryUConn leading scorer Alex Karaban did not play in the Huskies' 99-45 win against Maryland Eastern Shore but is doing better, according to coach Dan Hurley.
5-star multisport star Harrison commits to OregonFive-star 2026 tight end Kendre' Harrison, No. 6 in the ESPN Junior 300, announced his commitment to Oregon, where he plans to play football and basketball.
Missouri's Grill discharged, avoids serious injuryMissouri leading scorer Caleb Grill has avoided serious injury and been discharged from a local hospital following a midair collision with his head and neck during his team's win over Lindenwood Wednesday.
Rutgers' Harper, Bailey wow Bama's Oats in lossRutgers freshman stars Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey combined to score 59 points in Wednesday's loss to Alabama, a performance that had Tide coach Nate Oats calling them "two of the most talented players, regardless of class."
Sources: ND's Burton (knee) out several weeksNotre Dame's Markus Burton, a preseason all-ACC pick who entered the week averaging 21.4 points per game, will miss several weeks due to a knee injury, sources told ESPN.
Ranking the 10 best recruiting classesA number of high-level recruits remain uncommitted but there was enough movement during the November window for three new programs to enter the rankings.