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Agent: Drexel transfer Amari Williams commits to Kentucky
Drexel transfer Amari Williams has committed to Kentucky, his agent George Langberg of GSL Sports Group told ESPN on Sunday. Williams chose the Wildcats over Mississippi State, with St. John’s eliminated from consideration earlier in the weekend. He visited Lexington this weekend, and Mark Pope secured his first big transfer commitment. Williams is a three-time […]
Continue readingKentucky freshman Zvonimir Ivisic enters transfer portal
Ivisic, a 7-foot-2 center from Croatia, had one of the most anticipated debuts of any newcomer this past season — and then “Big Z” produced an eye-opening display in his first college game. Hours after the NCAA cleared him to play on the morning of Jan. 20, Ivisic suited up for the Wildcats against Georgia. […]
Continue readingKentucky freshman Rob Dillingham declares for 2024 NBA draft
Kentucky freshman guard Rob Dillingham will enter the 2024 NBA draft and forgo his remaining college eligibility, he announced on ESPN’s “NBA Today” on Tuesday. Dillingham has signed a representation agreement with Klutch Sports Group agency. “This was a decision I made with my family,” Dillingham told ESPN on Monday. “I felt prepared. Coach Calipari […]
Continue readingJohn Calipari to return as Kentucky men’s basketball coach
Despite another early exit from the NCAA tournament, Kentucky men’s basketball coach John Calipari will return for his 16th season in 2024-25, according to athletic director Mitch Barnhart. Calipari’s future seemed cloudy following the Wildcats’ first-round loss to Oakland, a 14-seed, in the NCAA tournament last week. It was the latest upset on the program’s […]
Continue readingTopps announces first ever March Madness trading cards
The cards retail at $139.99 a pack and each include six base cards, one autograph and one parallel card. The NCAA women’s players included in the set are: Iowa Hawkeyes’ Caitlin Clark, Stanford Cardinals’ Cameron Brink, UConn Huskies’ Paige Bueckers and Aaliyah Edwards, LSU Tigers’ Angel Reese, Hailey Van Lith and Mikaylah Williams, Virginia Tech […]
Continue readingMen’s Power Rankings: The race for the fourth 1-seed is on
After a short stretch that featured fewer top-10 upsets than we’ve become used to seeing this season, this past week upended the 1-seed discussion and left plenty at stake entering the week before Selection Sunday. Tennessee had the inside track for the final 1-seed at the start of the week, but the Volunteers saw their […]
Continue reading32 men’s basketball players who could become breakout stars of the postseason
And then the NCAA tournament began. By the time Kansas State got to its Elite Eight matchup against Florida Atlantic, Nowell — who would score 30 points in a Wildcats loss — had become a must-see player. That’s how quickly everything can change in the college basketball postseason. While this regular season failed to produce […]
Continue readingShould Patriots trade down or draft a QB, WR with No. 3 pick?
More Teams. More Games. Bart Scott and Louis Riddick debate whether the Patriots should draft a rookie quarterback with the third overall pick. (2:15) FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has been part of 30 NFL drafts. He has pinpointed the 31st as unprecedented for his franchise, calling it the “most anticipated […]
Continue readingJaylin Williams injures knee as Auburn’s home streak ends
More Teams. More Games. Auburn’s Jaylin Williams lands awkwardly after a dunk attempt and has to be helped off the court. (1:12) AUBURN, Ala. — Antonio Reeves and Kentucky stripped away Auburn’s aura of invincibility at home. And the loss may be more costly than just in the SEC standings. Reeves scored 22 points and […]
Continue readingMen’s Power Rankings: Why Iowa State deserves its top-10 ranking
More Teams. More Games. Keshon Gilbert sinks the game-sealing 3-pointer and Iowa State fans storm the court after upsetting No. 7 Kansas. (0:58) Iowa State, top-10 team? It might look a bit off at first glance, but the Cyclones are playing as well as anyone in men’s college basketball outside the top three or four […]
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