College Basketball News
Judge grants order for Ohio high school athletes to profit on NIL
An Ohio common pleas judge granted a temporary restraining order on Monday, which would allow high school athletes, such as receiver Jamier Brown who has verbally committed to Ohio State, in the state to enter into deals that profit off their talent.
NCAA president cautions conferences, schools on equity deals
NCAA president Charlie Baker is urging schools and conferences tempted by riches offered through potential deals with new equity sources to think about the long-term repercussions before jumping into the deals.
Indiana State's Matthew Graves on leave after bypass surgery
Indiana State men's basketball coach Matthew Graves, 50, is taking a leave of absence after having triple bypass surgery on Monday. Associate head coach Mark Slessinger will serve as interim head coach.
Purdue's Braden Smith unanimous AP preseason All-American
Purdue's Braden Smith earned all 57 votes from a media panel in The Associated Press preseason All-America team released Monday, a week after the Boilermakers were voted preseason No. 1 in the AP Top 25 for the first time.
Records show gambling 'syndicate' targeted NCAA basketball
As the NCAA and federal authorities investigate alleged point-shaving in college basketball, the documents reveal new details about the behavior of an alleged gambling syndicate and the games suspected members targeted.
San Francisco athletic director Larry Williams dies at 62
University of San Francisco athletic director Larry Williams died Thursday morning while working out at a gym on campus.
Proposed Big Ten private capital deal in holding pattern
A decision on the Big Ten's proposed private capital deal does not appear imminent in the wake of a Thursday meeting of the league's presidents and chancellors. Some critics of the proposal labeled it as "reckless" and urged caution before proceeding.
Judge grants order for Ohio high school athletes to profit on NIL
An Ohio common pleas judge granted a temporary restraining order on Monday, which would allow high school athletes, such as receiver Jamier Brown who has verbally committed to Ohio State, in the state to enter into deals that profit off their talent.
NCAA president cautions conferences, schools on equity deals
NCAA president Charlie Baker is urging schools and conferences tempted by riches offered through potential deals with new equity sources to think about the long-term repercussions before jumping into the deals.
Indiana State's Matthew Graves on leave after bypass surgery
Indiana State men's basketball coach Matthew Graves, 50, is taking a leave of absence after having triple bypass surgery on Monday. Associate head coach Mark Slessinger will serve as interim head coach.
Purdue's Braden Smith unanimous AP preseason All-American
Purdue's Braden Smith earned all 57 votes from a media panel in The Associated Press preseason All-America team released Monday, a week after the Boilermakers were voted preseason No. 1 in the AP Top 25 for the first time.
Records show gambling 'syndicate' targeted NCAA basketball
As the NCAA and federal authorities investigate alleged point-shaving in college basketball, the documents reveal new details about the behavior of an alleged gambling syndicate and the games suspected members targeted.
San Francisco athletic director Larry Williams dies at 62
University of San Francisco athletic director Larry Williams died Thursday morning while working out at a gym on campus.
Proposed Big Ten private capital deal in holding pattern
A decision on the Big Ten's proposed private capital deal does not appear imminent in the wake of a Thursday meeting of the league's presidents and chancellors. Some critics of the proposal labeled it as "reckless" and urged caution before proceeding.