Hoops HQ's Seth Davis Is Honored by Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Davis, who co-founded Hoops HQ in 2024, is being recognized for his incredible contributions to the basketball world
North Carolina Star Caleb Wilson Out for Season After Breaking Thumb
The freshman forward and projected top-five pick suffered the injury during a non-contact drill in practice on Thursday
No Mercy at Providence: English Canceled
According to multiple reports, the Friars have informed coach Kim English that he will be fired following the 2025-26 season
Chad Baker-Mazara No Longer With USC Trojans
Baker-Mazara transferred from Auburn after helping the Tigers make the 2025 Final Four. The 26-year-old wing was leading USC in scoring.
Freshman of the Year Race Update: Darius Acuff Jr., Mikel Brown Jr. and Brayden Burries Shine
Cameron Boozer, AJ Dybantsa, Darryn Peterson and more. Here’s a look at the top performers from a loaded 2025-26 freshman class
Oregon State to Part Ways with Coach Wayne Tinkle
The Beavers are currently 9-8 in league play and have their final game of the regular season on Saturday against Santa Clara
UConn and St. John’s Are Ready To Rumble Again
The Huskies will look to avenge their loss in Madison Square Garden and regain the inside track to a Big East title and No. 1 seed
Obinna Ekezie Jr. Is the Next Big Thing
The Nigerian native is the nation’s top high school center. Will he follow his father’s path to Maryland and the NBA?
Texas Tech Star JT Toppin Out for Season With Torn ACL
Toppin was averaging 21.8 points, 11.8 rebounds and 1.7 blocks for the No. 13 Red Raiders
National Player of the Year Race Heats Up as Upperclassmen Step Up
Amidst a star-studded freshman class, JT Toppin, Joshua Jefferson and Thomas Haugh are showing that experience pays off
Kansas State Fires Jerome Tang After Viral Rant
Tang was axed following a post-game press conference in which he ridiculed his players
Five-Star Guard Jordan Smith Jr. Commits to Arkansas
The class of 2026 star out of Paul VI Catholic chose the Razorbacks over Duke, Georgetown, Indiana, Kentucky and Syracuse