With Texas A&M basketball's 2026-2027 season just over the horizon, the Aggies have been hitting the ground running to prepare for a strong year in the Southeastern Conference.
It just means more. That’s the slogan the SEC lives by and what many fans know the conference for. It is special no matter the sport. It just means more.
Saying no is hard. That was the case when it came to deciding where to continue playing basketball for one of the new faces who was an addition to this year’s roster.
The Texas A&M Aggies have been a busy team in the transfer portal, landing the commitment of one of the better guards in the portal in PJ Haggerty as well as guard Lukas Walls.
North Carolina recently fired head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis, ending a five-year run in which he struggled to keep the program at the heights of its lofty expectations.
The college basketball calendar moves as fast as any sport, with the Michigan Wolverines being crowned champions on April 6 and the NCAA transfer portal opening the following day.
In today’s college sports world, the transfer portal giveth, and the portal taketh away. Regarding the Tennessee basketball program on Friday afternoon, it’s the latter that’s applicable here.
Iowa State and Tennessee will go head-to-head in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament on Friday night. Both teams have performed well in the tournament, but they are dealing with injury concerns.
Tennessee is going to need him back quickly. Cade Phillips was listed as questionable last week heading into the Florida matchup, but ultimately ended up being available to play.