The Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2025 has expanded to 12 with the announcement Wednesday that retired football coach Nick Saban, who led LSU to a 2003 national championship, will be ...

The transfer portal, however, is where Utah claims some unfortunate news as they enter the offseason prior to the 2025 season. Mike Sharavjamts, their 6-foot-9 junior point guard, has entered the ...

Nebraska had plenty of people watching the College Basketball Crown, with 822,000 viewers watching the championship, up 62% from the NIT title game.

North Carolina picked up a HUGE win on Thursday, beating Wake Forest with a strong final few minutes in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals. Not only does it set up a third game against rival Duke but it ...

Dillon Mitchell who transferred in to play basketball at the University of Cincinnati last spring, has entered the transfer portal.

The North Carolina Tar Heels proved a lot of doubters wrong on Tuesday night with a 95-68 blowout win over San Diego State in the First Four. North Carolina dominated the game, jumping out to a double ...

The Nebraska Cornhuskers took home the title in the College Basketball Crown on Sunday night and FOX Sports said Tuesday the ...

A new analysis from Ryan Brewer, an associate professor of finance at Indiana University Columbus, has ranked college basketball's most valuable programs coming out of the 2024-25 season for The Wall ...

After beating out Alabama and Connecticut for his services, Cincinnati Bearcats basketball will lose 6-foot-8 forward Tyler Betsey to the transfer portal after just one season. Betsey averaged 3.3 ...

Walter Clayton Jr. failed to score for 25 minutes, but resurrected his shooting stroke late to help the Florida Gators erase ...

Yet only 15 teams have won multiple national championships. UCLA comes in first with 11. But which schools are close behind? That would be Kentucky (8), North Carolina (6) and UConn (6). Here's a look ...

On one hand, Nebraska's season was a disappointment. But it also ended with confetti. So, how should we look back on it?