College Basketball News
Las Vegas bettor Shane Hennen pleads guilty to charges related to fixing schemes
A bettor indicted in three federal gambling cases pleaded guilty to charges related to schemes involving the NBA, NCAA and the Chinese Basketball Association.
Mark Pope embracing championship expectations at Kentucky
Kentucky men's basketball coach Mark Pope said he is embracing championship expectations entering Year 3 with the Wildcats.
Florida's Todd Golden: NCAA eligibility chaos self-inflicted
Florida coach Todd Golden says the chaos of college eligibility is caused by the NCAA.
SEC in filing: LSU dispute remains 'live,' school lacks institutional control
The SEC is opposing LSU's request to dismiss the conference's lawsuit against the university and its officials, saying a live controversy still exists between the parties.
Jalen Smith, fixer in NCAA hoops betting scheme, sentenced to 6 years in prison
Jalen Smith, 30, was charged with rigging college basketball games as part of a point-fixing scheme and sentenced to six years in federal prison.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs order letting state's 2022 athletes play in 2026-27
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order allowing 2022 athletes to play even though the NCAA's new guidance excludes those who have already played four seasons.
Penny Hardaway offers to repay $2.6M loan for Memphis roster
Memphis men's basketball coach Penny Hardaway says he's willing to pay up to $2.6 million this year toward the program's revenue-sharing total to field a competitive team.
Las Vegas bettor Shane Hennen pleads guilty to charges related to fixing schemes
A bettor indicted in three federal gambling cases pleaded guilty to charges related to schemes involving the NBA, NCAA and the Chinese Basketball Association.
Mark Pope embracing championship expectations at Kentucky
Kentucky men's basketball coach Mark Pope said he is embracing championship expectations entering Year 3 with the Wildcats.
Florida's Todd Golden: NCAA eligibility chaos self-inflicted
Florida coach Todd Golden says the chaos of college eligibility is caused by the NCAA.
SEC in filing: LSU dispute remains 'live,' school lacks institutional control
The SEC is opposing LSU's request to dismiss the conference's lawsuit against the university and its officials, saying a live controversy still exists between the parties.
Jalen Smith, fixer in NCAA hoops betting scheme, sentenced to 6 years in prison
Jalen Smith, 30, was charged with rigging college basketball games as part of a point-fixing scheme and sentenced to six years in federal prison.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs order letting state's 2022 athletes play in 2026-27
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order allowing 2022 athletes to play even though the NCAA's new guidance excludes those who have already played four seasons.
Penny Hardaway offers to repay $2.6M loan for Memphis roster
Memphis men's basketball coach Penny Hardaway says he's willing to pay up to $2.6 million this year toward the program's revenue-sharing total to field a competitive team.