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Michigan roster at a crossroads after Dusty May's departure
college-basketball2 months ago

Michigan roster at a crossroads after Dusty May's departure

Dusty May’s departure to the Dallas Mavericks triggers a 15‑day transfer portal window for Michigan, with Elliot Cadeau as the marquee stay‑or‑go decision. The Wolverines have added frontcourt talent (Estrella, Thiam, Reed) and a strong freshman class, while cap space and interest from other programs intensify the free‑agency pressure around a title-contending roster.

Kentucky lands transfer Milan Momcilovic, boosting Cats' 3-point firepower
college-basketball2 months ago

Kentucky lands transfer Milan Momcilovic, boosting Cats' 3-point firepower

Iowa State transfer Milan Momcilovic, a 6'8" wing and elite 3-point shooter who hit 48.7% from deep last season, commits to Kentucky over Louisville and Arizona. Ranked No. 3 among portal entries by On3, he averaged 16.9 points and 3.1 rebounds with a 69.8% true shooting percentage, and could have two more years of eligibility if the 5-in-5 rule passes. He becomes Mark Pope's sixth transfer of the offseason for UK, which now has 14 roster spots filled.

Seven More NCAA Early Entrants Withdraw from Draft, Prompting Transfer Plans
college-basketball2 months ago

Seven More NCAA Early Entrants Withdraw from Draft, Prompting Transfer Plans

Seven more NCAA early entrants withdrew from the NBA draft before the NCAA deadline, with many planning transfers for the 2026–27 season (Davis to Missouri, Dawes to Kansas, Dynes to Louisville, Elmer to Wisconsin, Rancik to Florida State, Watts to Washington; Hutchinson remains in the portal). These seven, not previously on ESPN’s top-100 for 2026, bring the number remaining in the draft pool to 26, while 34 withdrew by the deadline. The NBA’s June 13 withdrawal deadline is the next key date.

UNC's 2026-27 Schedule: Clemson Absent, Duke/Louisville Split Home-and-Away, Butler Series In
college-basketball2 months ago

UNC's 2026-27 Schedule: Clemson Absent, Duke/Louisville Split Home-and-Away, Butler Series In

UNC unveiled its 2026-27 basketball schedule: an 18-game ACC with seven games at Chapel Hill, seven on the road, and home-and-away matchups with Duke and Louisville; Clemson is off UNC's ACC slate for the first time in 51 years, while UNC will meet NC State just once in league play. The non-conference slate includes Western Carolina, Wofford, Wyoming, Georgia, Marshall, Georgetown, Kentucky (CBS Sports Classic at MSG), and The Citadel. UNC also announced a Butler home-and-home for 2026-27 and 2027-28, with the 2026-27 opener at UNC in November or December 2026. The calendar allows room for a Thanksgiving-week game or event, and there are unconfirmed reports of West Virginia in Charlotte; the team is still awaiting its ACC-SEC Challenge opponent.

Koa Peat stays in 2026 NBA Draft as Arizona eyes Milan Momcilovic via portal
college-basketball2 months ago

Koa Peat stays in 2026 NBA Draft as Arizona eyes Milan Momcilovic via portal

Arizona will wait for Koa Peat, who remains in the 2026 NBA Draft and is projected as a late first‑round pick, while ex-Iowa State star Milan Momcilovic has withdrawn from the draft and could land with the Wildcats through the transfer portal; Arizona has added four portal players this offseason, sits with two open roster spots, and faces continued recruiting interest from other programs.

Juke Harris Transfers to Tennessee, Adds Scoring Punch for Volunteers
college-basketball3 months ago

Juke Harris Transfers to Tennessee, Adds Scoring Punch for Volunteers

Wake Forest guard Juke Harris has committed to Tennessee via the NCAA Transfer Portal with two seasons of eligibility remaining. The former ACC Most Improved Player posted a breakout 2025-26 season, averaging 21.4 points, 6.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game while shooting 44.4% from the field and 33.2% from deep, earning second-team All-ACC honors. Harris started all 35 games last season and chose Tennessee over Michigan and North Carolina; the Volunteers went 25-12 and reached the Elite Eight, with head coach Rick Barnes returning for next season.