NCAA Basketball News · LatestTuesday, Mar 31, 2026

Harper’s rookie numbers don’t jump off the page like his peers’, but his impact is just as loud as any.

UConn guard Braylon Mullins might be the talk of college basketball this week. He is still just a small-town Indiana guy at heart. American flags and stone buildings dot the town square and those who put this usually low-key 25,000-person city on the map — there aren't many — are revered like family. Mullins' 35-foot game-winning 3-pointer with 0.4 seconds left didn't just make him an instant celebrity or send the Huskies to their third Final Four in four years.

If North Carolina misses out on Tommy Lloyd or Billy Donovan, who should be the first call?

Before the ninth Final Four for Indianapolis begins, a quick tour to get the feel for how Indiana and the first weekend in April are meshing so magically again in 2026.

The Final Four of the 2026 NCAA Tournament gets going this weekend. Here's a look at the schedule, including dates, start times and matchups

This Final Four won’t literally be the last one ever, but it’s hard to imagine seeing another like it

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The world's tallest college basketball player is on the move. Florida's Olivier Rioux, a 7-foot-9 center from Canada and the most popular athlete on campus, announced Tuesday he is entering the transfer portal. Rioux played sparingly in two years with the Gators, redshirting as a true freshman during the team's national championship season and then getting on the court in mop-up duty this past season.

Alex Karaban could join an exclusive list of three-time national champions in college basketball, if UConn wins it all. Here's who else is on the list:

The Final Four is set for the Men's NCAA Tournament. Here's who advanced to Indianapolis from the original 68-team March Madness bracket.

From Michigan's Yaxel Lendeborg to UConn's Solomon Ball, here's where every player lands

Remember that big 2017 FBI crackdown on college basketball? This March has been quite a celebration for those affected by the aftermath.

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Kentucky is targeting Mo Williams to join Mark Pope's staff as an assistant coach, sources told Jeff Borzello of ESPN. Williams is currently the head coach of Jackson State. There is mutual interest on both sides, with a deal expected to be finalized. Williams' son, Mason, committed to Kentucky last week. Pope has already lost Jason Hart from his staff to SMU. Alvin Brooks III is also not returning as an assistant.

NC State is expected to hire former player Justin Gainey as its next head coach, according to ESPN. The 49-year-old has spent the last five seasons as an assistant with Tennessee. Gainey will replace Will Wade, returned to LSU after one season with the program. Gainey has also previously served as an assistant at Elon, Appalachian State, Santa Clara, Arizona and Marquette.

Rick Pitino and Coach K make their feelings known on the Huskies' stunning win over the Blue Devils to reach the NCAA Final Four in March Madness.

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North Carolina star freshman Caleb Wilson will miss the remainder of the season after breaking his right thumb during Thursday's practice, the school announced Friday.

James Nnaji, the 7-foot center and 2023 NBA draft pick whose signing drew criticism from coaches across college basketball last month, debuted Saturday, scoring five points with four fouls in Baylor's 69-63 loss to TCU in the Big 12 opener for both teams.