NASHVILLE—Almost as if he was a coach after a failed season, Will Perdue went back to the drawing board after what he calls the Jerry “Stackhouse disaster” and asked himself if he “really put forth a ...

With fantasy basketball drafts starting soon, now is the perfect time to prepare for the season ahead. If you saw the title of this article and clicked, first and foremost, thank you. You’re likely ...

Matt Painter mentions it frequently during interviews. Although a lot has changed across college athletics over the last five years, he still believes honesty is the best policy when it comes to ...

Caleb Foster's first two seasons with Duke basketball were not always smooth sailing. As a freshman, Foster cracked the Blue Devils' starting lineup and averaged more than 25 minutes per game, only to ...

When I think of experiencing homecoming as a high school student in Texas, I'm reminded of cowbells clanking down the hallway, stray feathers from boas floating around for days, and the remnants of ...

A youth basketball coach who ran a sports program out of a Brooklyn Catholic school paid teenage boys in the program to perform in pornographic videos, then sold those videos on the internet, federal ...

The first look at Purdue basketball against an opponent will come at Kentucky, and there is now a time and broadcast information. The Boilermakers will likely be the No. 1 team in several preseason ...

SAN FRANCISCO — In December 2023, Ethan Dallas texted his mother, Becca Dallas, that something was weighing on his mind. “I’m sorry. I feel so bad about myself. I feel like I’m worthless,” the 15-year ...

Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer says he typically ends days in a bad mood this time of year. The reason? Basketball practice has begun. There are always things to be done, things to teach, a new ...

Kemah, Texas — At 7-foot-3, Jordan Wilmore has always had lofty goals, but ones that he kept mostly to himself. "It was hard for me to share, like, my dreams or, you know, the stuff I wanted to do ...

Ben Crenca is a former University of Vermont basketball player who now performs as pro wrestler "Big Trouble" Ben Bishop. Crenca was inspired to start wrestling in 2019 after being discovered by ...