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Nine Candidates to Take Over for Adrian Autry at Syracuse After Orange Coach’s Dismissal

Syracuse is set to make its first external men’s basketball hire in generations. Here are some names to know.

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Men’s College Basketball’s Coaching Carousel: Names to Know As Jobs Open

Josh Schertz, Jerrod Calhoun and Casey Alexander headline a deep candidate pool as high-major athletic directors prepare for an active hiring cycle.

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Zaire Wade Has Interest in Playing College Basketball After G League, Overseas Career

Dwyane Wade’s 23-year-old son has interest from multiple Division I programs.

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The College Basketball Players and Teams Implicated in Federal Game-Fixing Indictments

The scheme allegedly involves at least 39 players, 29 games and 17 Division I men’s basketball teams from the 2023–24 and ’24–25 seasons.

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Best Women’s College Basketball Games to Watch As Conference Play Heats Up

LSU, Michigan and TCU will all be hoping to get back on track after disappointing losses last week.

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Biggest Takeaways From First Month of the Women’s College Basketball Season

Surprises, bold predictions, plus what we learned from the Cy-Hawk game Wednesday.

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The Real Reason the 1976 Hoosiers Are Still College Basketball’s Last Perfect Team

Through dorm disputes and Bob Knight’s relentless demands, the story behind Indiana’s undefeated season reveals why the sport has changed.

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Kim Caldwell Believes in Her Unconventional Basketball Style—And So Does Tennessee

Up tempo. Aggressive press. Hockey-style subs. This isn’t Pat Summitt’s Tennessee anymore.

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NCAA to Allow Athletes to Bet on Pro Sports in Major Rule Change

Athletes, coaches and staff will still be prohibited from wagering on college sports as the association polices wagering that directly threatens its product.

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How the Big Sky Is Staying True to Old-School Roots in a Modern College Football World

The FCS conference rests on the fault line of the post-House era, wrestling with modernization while cherishing the grit of previous eras.

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The Migration Generation: Inside the Transfer Portal Phenomenon

Today’s college athletes, like AJ Storr, use transfers like free agency—in search of money and playing time. Is that in their best interests?

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Someone Asked “What’s The Easiest, Legal Way To Make Money On The Side?”, And 21 People Delivered

Everything from thrifting to scuba diving to making use of that huge truck you have that has the huge potential of transporting huge discounted or used furniture for refurbishing... you name it, they… named it.

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Funding of Olympic sports a bargaining chip as NCAA seeks antitrust help, AP sources say

College sports leaders seeking antitrust and other protections from Congress have a potential bargaining chip: School assurances that they will provide funding for their increasingly imperiled Olympic programs, by far the biggest pipeline of talent for Team USA

The Independent UK

Social Security Trust Funds to Run Dry 1 Year Earlier Than Projected; Benefits to Drop by 19%

The Social Security Board of Trustees said in an annual report that Social Security Trust Funds, comprising Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Disability Insurance, will have revenue to pay all scheduled benefits only until 2034, which is one year earlier than previous projections.

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Sources: Proposal Allowing NCAA Members to Bet on Pro Sports Faces Opposition

The Division I Council is expected to formally vote on the legislation this week, but the issue may run into resistance from those worried about the mental-health aspect.

Reason

We're 8 Years Away From an Automatic 23 Percent Cut in Social Security Payouts

Social Security’s board of trustees expects the program to be insolvent in eight years.

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Tencent reportedly snaps up 16% of Helldivers 2 studio Arrowhead, continuing a prolific spree of share buying that includes Ubisoft, FromSoftware, and more

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'Not a fluke': University rector speaks out after winning appeal over Gaza dismissal

A UNIVERSITY rector who won an appeal against a decision to remove her from the governing body has accused the institution of “an attack on…

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SI:AM | Five Trendy March Madness Upset Picks

These men’s and women’s teams are poised to play spoiler this week.

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College Basketball’s Overlooked Gem Turns 100

Fordham’s Rose Hill Gym is the oldest on-campus arena in Division I basketball, hosting Army barracks, concerts, legendary athletes and much more in its storied history.

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‘D-II Drake’ Making Division I Men’s Basketball Take Notice

Coach Ben McCollum and four Northwest Missouri State players have led the Bulldogs to the top of the Missouri Valley Conference at 26–3 with an at-large NCAA tournament bid looming.

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What’s the Farthest a 16-Seed Has Ever Gone in the NCAA Tournament? (Men's and Women's)

Being a No. 16 seed is about as close to a participation trophy as you can get in Division I college basketball.

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Vanderbilt's Mikayla Blakes Leads Massive Comeback With D-I Record 55-Point Game

Mikayla Blakes made college basketball history on Sunday after scoring 55 points in Vanderbilt's win vs. Auburn.

The Guardian - US

USL announces intention to start new league at same tier as MLS

The new competition, proposed to start in 2027, would give the lower-division USL a stake in every level of US men’s pro soccer

Woman & Home

Unforgotten season 6 ending explained: Who was the killer and what happened to them?

The Unforgotten season 6 ending was heart-wrenching as the identity of the killer was revealed and Jess and Sunny faced a difficult choice

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