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May 9—PULLMAN — Washington State's next basketball roster is all but complete. That's the word from coach David Riley, who said in a Zoom news conference Friday that with the exception of a post player to be announced later, the Cougars' roster for next season is in place. "I think
A big day for the football and basketball Cats!
The NCAA Tournament just became available to just about everyone and their dog. Well, that’s a little exaggeration, but the NCAA did expand its March Madness field from 68 to 76 teams earlier this week. Retired BYU basketball coach Dave Rose, who worked 40 years in the business, likes the idea of
Three former Longhorns take their talents to the next level. The former Texas women's basketball players have made WNBA rosters.
The UConn men’s basketball program added a fifth player out of the transfer portal as former Jacksonville State guard Jaye Nash announced his commitment on Saturday. Nash, a 6-foot-3 native of Memphis, Tennessee, averaged 5.1 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.8 rebounds in 25.7 minutes per game as a sophom
Erin O'Bryan was hired in 2023 and led the team to a 48-38 record, with one Open championship game appearance and an Open semifinals appearance.
Former Washington Huskies center Franck Kepnang found a new home for his final year of eligibility in the transfer portal.
The Washington men's basketball program hosted Central Catholic High School guard Zamir Paschal for an official visit on Thursday.
Colorado basketball will return to the Acrisure Series where they had great success in 2025. The Buffs join a talented field of 12 schools.