The skyrocketing NIL market is leading to more fringe prospects returning to college rather than chase an NBA contract.

The wait is over, and Alex Karaban will be staying with the UConn men’s basketball program for his redshirt senior season.

Ryan Boatright, DeAndre Daniels, Alex Oriakhi and Roscoe Smith – were among 16 that tried unsuccessfully to sue the NCAA over ...

NBA Draft takes place on June 25, there's zero doubt that Duke Blue Devils star Cooper Flagg is going to be the No. 1 overall pick. He's about as ...

Kim Mulkey and the LSU Tigers continue their pursuit of the top-ranked forward available in the NCAA Transfer Portal as ...

However, ESPN's Jay Bilas believes that the Gators are not better than a certain recent national champion. Bilas stated that ...

In response to Karaban's social media post announcing his return to UConn basketball next season, Liam McNeeley, the 2025 Big ...

The UConn basketball team got huge news in the form of an NBA Draft decision from a player that helped the program win ...

UConn's third-best receiver last season is generating a ton of interest in the transfer portal, including from programs in ...

Highly touted recruit Niko Bundalo, who was ranked No. 39 nationally among 2025 men's prospects, has been given his release ...

UConn forward Alex Karaban announced on Tuesday that he is returning for his final college basketball season, and withdrawing ...

Alex Karaban's return makes UConn men a legit national title contender again next season. What's next for Huskies?