The Wisconsin Badgers landed at No. 16 in USA TODAY's college basketball top 25 rankings following the NBA draft and transfer ...

LAWRENCE — Kansas basketball fell again in the latest update of the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll. The now-No. 20 Jayhawks (16-7, 7-5 in Big 12) were No. 17 the last time this poll was updated ...

As usual, the best-undrafted players are getting deals with NBA teams just after the draft night ends. Here’s a tracker on ...

Missouri basketball, on a four-game SEC win streak, was hoping to make the top 25 for the first time in nearly two years. Here’s where the Tigers landed in the major national polls.

Tennessee basketball is a top-5 team again. The Vols (18-4, 5-4 SEC) are ranked No. 4 in the latest USA TODAY coaches poll and in the latest Associated Press poll. They rose four spots in both ...

Tennessee basketball is considered a top-25 team again next season under coach Rick Barnes.. Early expectations vary for the Vols, who made back-to-back Elite Eights for the first time in program ...

Despite adding one of the top transfer targets available this spring, he docked the Orange and Blue one spot, dropping it down to No. 19 this time around. Explaining Florida basketball's current ...

Johnson is the No. 6 point guard in his class and the No. 2 player in Ohio in the new rankings. The top player in Ohio’s 2026 class is Anthony Thompson, a five-star small forward ranked No. 9 ...

Duke ascended to its highest ranking in the AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll since the 2023-24 preseason on Monday with a leap from No. 3 to No. 2 behind unanimous No. 1 Auburn.

In a poll of over 100 anonymous head coaches from two dozen leagues, 65% voted in favor of expansion (38% voted for 76 teams, 27% voted for 72 teams) while 35% voted to stay at 68 teams.

Below is a closer look at the 10 best available college basketball transfers and which teams are in the mix for their talents (as of 1:10 p.m. ET Thursday, April 10): 1. RJ Luis Jr., SG, St. John's ...

In a poll of over 100 anonymous head coaches from two dozen leagues, 65% voted in favor of expansion (38% voted for 76 teams, 27% voted for 72 teams) while 35% voted to stay at 68 teams.