The BIG3 officially launched its next era today, unveiling a brand-new set of logos and rosters for eight all-new city-based ...

Pacers Sports & Entertainment announced today that the shot clock has expired on the Indiana Mad Ants, ushering in a new era ...

Say goodbye to the Mad Ants and hello to the Noblesville Boom. The Pacers’ NBA G-League affiliate is now named after a phrase that a legendary former coach made famous: “Boom, Baby!” The saying by ...

Acuff spent six seasons as head coach at Lipscomb, guiding the Bisons to their second NCAA Tournament appearance this past season with a 25-10 record overall record and a 14-4 mark in the Atlantic Sun ...

For the next 30 days, every player in college basketball is essentially a free agent. Players whose coach left the school and graduate transfers have already been eligible to enter the portal and ...

Before locking in any 2025 March Madness predictions, be sure to check out the 2025 NCAA bracket picks from SportsLine college basketball expert Thomas Casale. A frequent guest on national radio ...

The new league would be integrated into the current European basketball scene, with teams also playing in their national leagues. Official release NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and FIBA Secretary ...

After two years at Indiana, former Ohio Mr. Basketball winner Gabe Cupps committed to Ohio State. Gabe Cupps is the first player to commit to Ohio State in the transfer portal. Gabe Cupps wanted ...

“But he was so good defensively for us. And then he takes over in the fourth quarter and gets rewarded by the basketball gods because he didn’t let go of the rope and didn’t stop competing.

The high school girls’ basketball season will come to a close with PIAA state championship games in six classifications from Thursday through Saturday at the Giant Center in Hershey. Four teams from ...

Seventeen-year-old twins Cameron and Cayden Boozer, sons of former NBA star Carlos Boozer, open up about their early memories playing basketball and their plans for the future. They join TODAY’s ...

A Hall of Fame girls basketball coach in upstate New York apologized Sunday after being fired for violently yanking the ponytail of his star player and appearing to berate her following an ...