Stephen Domingo, a Georgetown commit from the Class of 2013, will reportedly enroll immediately and prepare for the 2012-13 season with the Hoyas, according to PremierBall.com.
Kenny Heitz, a three-time national champion with the UCLA Bruins and NBA draft pick, has died after a long battle with cancer, the school confirmed Tuesday.
Fresh off a national championship and reloaded with a Top 3 recruiting class in the country, Kentucky’s Rupp Arena non-conference schedule was released and, if you were looking for a high-level trifecta like North Carolina, Kansas, and Louisville from this past season, you’re not going to find it.
When the NCAA deregulated texting rules this spring and allowed coaches the power of unlimited texting, commentators predicted two outcomes: One, that players would be inundated with text messages from coaches (which they were) and two, that coaches would have to find a balance with their newly found freedom.
North Carolina commit Nate Britt, a 6-1 guard from Washington, D.C., will transfer to Oak Hill Academy for his final prep season, he announced Sunday on InandOutofSports.com.
It looks like Anthony Davis will have to wait at least four more years for his first shot at an Olympic gold medal after he was cut from the USA Men’s National Team Saturday.
The United States U17 basketball team continued its overseas dominance Saturday afternoon, beating Spain, 95-66, to advance to the gold medal game of the 2012 FIBA U17 World Championship.
Frank Allocco, the head coach of powerhouse De La Salle High School (Calif.), has emerged as the “No. 1 contender” to replace assistant coach Mike Dunlap at St.
The LeBron James Skills Academy officially got underway Friday night in Las Vegas, Nev., showcasing the best talent in high school and college basketball in front of scouts and media.
A federal appeals court has upheld the conviction of Karen Sypher, the woman serving more than seven years in prison for attempting to extort Louisville head men’s basketball coach Rick Pitino.
In a piece recently published on HoopsHype.com, former Syracuse and NBA forward Etan Thomas publicly criticized the NCAA, calling the college experience a “corrupt system focused on exploitation and greed.”
American college basketball will have a strong presence at the 2012 Olympics, and the latest player with ties to the States was named to an international Thursday: former Villanova Wildcat Andrew Sullivan.
Now might be the perfect time to use one of those clichéd “fireworks” puns that I’ve had stored away since last Independence Day, but I’ll resist the temptation.
When Anthony Davis went down with an ankle injury during a workout with his new team, the New Orleans Hornets, last week, it seemed like another blow to the possible depth of Team USA for the London Olympics.
