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National Player of the Year Race Update: Cameron Boozer and Everyone Else

Boozer has locked up the Wooden Award, but who have been the other top performers this season?

Nate Ament’s Ascension Came Right On Time

After some fits and starts, Tennessee’s celebrated freshman is on the rise again, and he’s taking the Vols with him

Top 10 Players Under Pressure for the Second Half of 2025-26

Purdue's Fletcher Loyer, BYU's Kennard Davis and Duke Miles of Vanderbilt are some of the players who can lend a big boost to their respective teams with second-half turnarounds

Maryland’s Saylor Poffenbarger Turns Tragedy Into Purpose

Now at her third school, Poffenbarger has learned the hard way how pain can lead to wisdom, perspective and leadership

Katz’s Corner: It’s Time for School Presidents to Speak on Eligibility

Why school presidents need to speak out on the festering eligibility issue. Plus: Arizona and Michigan vs. the field and St. John's vs. UConn.

National Player of the Year Race Update: AJ Dybantsa Keeps Climbing, Two New Players Enter the Top 10

With a stellar crop behind him — led by rapid-riser AJ Dybantsa — Cameron Boozer shouldn't get too comfortable. Here are the top ten players vying for this year's Wooden Award.

Braden Smith Igniting Purdue’s Title Quest

The best playmaker in the country was at the top of his game in the second half of Wednesday's blowout win over Minnesota. Smith needs to duplicate that performance the rest of the way to help the Boilermakers finally realize their national championship aspirations.

AJ Dybantsa Gifts BYU Comeback Win of the Season

Dybantsa's heroics and Rob Wright III’s buzzer-beater completed the Cougar's 22-point comeback win at Madison Square Garden

After Radical Knee Surgery With Cadaver Cartilage, Nebraska Forward Is Back, and Balling

After missing the entire 2024-25 season with a knee injury, Rienk Mast has helped lead the Cornhuskers to a perfect 8-0 start

No Handlogten, No Title: Meet Florida’s Comeback Kid

A compound fracture sustained in the 2024 SEC Tournament led Micah Handlogten to opt for a medical redshirt. He called an audible when Florida needed him most.

Two-Time All-SEC Guard Is a ‘Better Human Being Than Basketball Player’

Mississippi State’s star guard, who was named to the Preseason All-SEC First Team, has been using his resources to make an impact in the community

How Counting Rocks Made UCLA’s Gianna Kneepkens a Star

The graduate guard's twelve years of watching film, shooting free throws and counting rocks have her on a WNBA trajectory

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