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How the Boozer twins' commitment impacts Duke, Miami
Cameron and Cayden will play basketball at dad Carlos Boozer's alma mater. Here's what this means for Duke -- and Miami, which lost out on them. -
Who's No. 1 in the final top 25 rankings entering 2024-25?
We've been debating it for months: Who between Kansas and Alabama will enter the season at No. 1? Who makes a last push for the top five? -
Bracketology: We will ask again for the 25th time ... is this the Big Ten's season?
Nine Big Ten members are listed in our latest bracket. -
Pitino returns to Rupp, calls it 'one of best nights'
Rick Pitino told the Kentucky crowd Friday night that new coach Mark Pope will carry Kentucky -- which suffered two first-round exits in the past three NCAA tournaments -- to "greatness." -
Father's footsteps: Boozer brothers pick Duke
Five-star brothers Cameron Boozer and Cayden Boozer will follow in their father's footsteps, announcing Friday they're committing to Duke. -
SEC, B10: No private funds; football not 'broken'
SEC and Big Ten leaders showed a united front, as any big changes that would include private equity are unlikely to garner national support without their backing. -
Cal taps NASA specialist to plan for ACC travel
The Golden Bears brought in a NASA specialist during the offseason to speak to the school's sports teams amid worries over increased travel during conference play. -
Kansas picked to win Big 12; Dickinson top player
Big 12 coaches tabbed Kansas as the preseason favorite to win the conference, while Jayhawks center Hunter Dickinson was picked as the preseason player of the year. -
Study: Athlete abuse spikes at March Madness
The abuse college athletes face on social media, including threats of violence, spikes during March Madness, with women basketball players targeted three times more often than men, according to a study the NCAA released Thursday. -
Duke's Flagg 'not running' from lofty expectations
Cooper Flagg, Duke's star freshman and the projected No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA draft, is "not running" from the all the hype and lofty expectations, says coach Jon Scheyer.