College Basketball Schedule 2023-24
Florida
South Carolina
Utah
Houston
Kansas
TCU
Texas A&M
Ole Miss
Xavier
St John's
Army
Holy Cross
Furman
VMI
Robert Morris
Youngstown St
Longwood
Radford
High Point
SC Upstate
UNC Asheville
Gardner-Webb
South Florida
Charlotte
Syracuse
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Georgia Tech
G Washington
UMass
Murray St
S Illinois
Boston U
Navy
Lafayette
Loyola MD
Lehigh
American
Indiana
Northwestern
James Madison
Old Dominion
Detroit Mercy
Cleveland St
Purdue FW
Oakland
IU Indy
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Wright St
Mercer
UNC Greensboro
W Carolina
ETSU
The Citadel
Wofford
Charleston So
Presbyterian
Valparaiso
Drake
Boise St
Colorado St
Temple
North Texas
La Salle
Saint Louis
Fordham
Loyola Chicago
UIC
Evansville
Kansas St
Baylor
Florida St
California
Nevada
Utah State
USC
Nebraska
Georgia
Arkansas
San Diego St
Air Force
Miami
Stanford
College Basketball News
Executive order: Athletes get 5 years, 1 transfer
An executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Friday aims to limit NCAA athletes to a five-year playing window and how often they can transfer between schools.
Amid UNC talk, Lloyd agrees to new deal at Zona
Coach Tommy Lloyd has agreed to a new deal with Arizona, he announced Friday.
UConn's Hurley owns up to antics: 'Not a victim'
UConn coach Dan Hurley says he is not looking for any sympathy regarding the perception of his coaching style.
Tide's Holloway to enroll in fall, aims to play again
Following Friday's reversal of his campus ban after his recent arrest, Alabama's Aden Holloway is planning to enroll in fall classes and hoping to rejoin the team next season pending the outcome of his legal case, his attorney told ESPN.
Boozer fifth freshman to win AP Player of Year
Cameron Boozer is The Associated Press men's college basketball national Player of the Year, becoming only the fifth freshman to earn the honor and the second in a row for a Duke program that keeps adding to the longest list of winners in the country.
Nebraska's Hoiberg named AP Coach of the Year
Nebraska's Fred Hoiberg edged out Duke's Jon Scheyer and Arizona's Tommy Lloyd for Associated Press men's basketball coach of the year honors Friday.
May happy at Michigan, won't talk about UNC job
Dusty May says he's happy at Michigan and has a policy to not talk about other openings, like at North Carolina.
👀 Coaching carousel tracker: All the latest intel
Will Wade left the Wolfpack to return to LSU in dramatic fashion. Here are coaches they could target next.
Executive order: Athletes get 5 years, 1 transfer
An executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Friday aims to limit NCAA athletes to a five-year playing window and how often they can transfer between schools.
Amid UNC talk, Lloyd agrees to new deal at Zona
Coach Tommy Lloyd has agreed to a new deal with Arizona, he announced Friday.
UConn's Hurley owns up to antics: 'Not a victim'
UConn coach Dan Hurley says he is not looking for any sympathy regarding the perception of his coaching style.
Tide's Holloway to enroll in fall, aims to play again
Following Friday's reversal of his campus ban after his recent arrest, Alabama's Aden Holloway is planning to enroll in fall classes and hoping to rejoin the team next season pending the outcome of his legal case, his attorney told ESPN.
Boozer fifth freshman to win AP Player of Year
Cameron Boozer is The Associated Press men's college basketball national Player of the Year, becoming only the fifth freshman to earn the honor and the second in a row for a Duke program that keeps adding to the longest list of winners in the country.
Nebraska's Hoiberg named AP Coach of the Year
Nebraska's Fred Hoiberg edged out Duke's Jon Scheyer and Arizona's Tommy Lloyd for Associated Press men's basketball coach of the year honors Friday.
May happy at Michigan, won't talk about UNC job
Dusty May says he's happy at Michigan and has a policy to not talk about other openings, like at North Carolina.
👀 Coaching carousel tracker: All the latest intel
Will Wade left the Wolfpack to return to LSU in dramatic fashion. Here are coaches they could target next.