Darian DeVries is prioritizing student outreach at Indiana. Here’s why that matters
Introducing himself to every fan at an arena in Puerto Rico. Helping freshmen move into dorms. Addressing the crowd at the annual Traditions and Spirit rally. Meeting fans on Kirkwood Avenue at Homefield Apparel’s new brick-and-mortar location at Tracks. Darian DeVries, Indiana’s men’s basketball coach, has been taking selfies, shaking hands and saying hello to […]
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Kentucky Basketball Gives Back in Eastern Kentucky
The Wildcats’ trip to Appalachia wasn’t just to test out the Red River Gorge zip lines. Mark Pope’s Kentucky basketball team is spending the weekend with BBN in Eastern Kentucky. The team made the trek from Powell County down to Hazard, where they got a chance to meet fans at Perry County Park. Even though […]
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Kentucky Basketball “Home” Games Could Return to Louisville
Rupp Arena is home to the greatest tradition in all of college basketball. One great Kentucky basketball tradition has gone by the wayside, but may return in the future. Beginning with the 1958 National Championship, Kentucky played 78 games at Freedom Hall. You will be surprised to learn that only 13 of those contests were […]
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2026 four-star forward schedules official visit to Tennessee basketball
Tom Izzo calls transfer portal ‘way worse’ for college basketball than NIL
Since the NIL era began, Tom Izzo hasn’t been shy about his thoughts on the state of college sports. He has also been vocal about the transfer portal’s impact on college basketball and reiterated that this week. Speaking with CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein, Izzo said the portal is “way worse” for college basketball because of […]
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