Daily Summary
Tennessee’s women’s basketball coach Kim Caldwell earns a one-year extension after leading a successful season, while St. John’s adds transfer Bryce Hopkins to its roster despite his recent knee injuries. The Colorado Buffaloes are set to compete in a new postseason NIL tournament offering $500,000 rewards, and the SEC accumulates a record $70 million from their NCAA tournament appearances. Meanwhile, BYU’s men’s basketball team returns to March Madness with top recruit AJ Dybantsa poised to boost the program’s future.
Colorado Buffaloes Join Inaugural College Basketball Crown NIL Tournament
The Colorado Buffaloes are competing in the inaugural College Basketball Crown in Las Vegas, aiming for a share of $500,000 in NIL deals as they kick off the tournament against Villanova.
BYU Returns to NCAA Tournament with Top Recruit AJ Dybantsa
BYU’s men’s basketball team has returned to the NCAA Tournament and is set to benefit from the addition of top recruit AJ Dybantsa. Under coach Kevin Young, the program is poised for a competitive future.
SEC to Earn Record $70M from NCAA Tournament
The SEC is poised to earn a record $70 million from the NCAA Tournament after 14 of its 16 schools played 35 games, with a Final Four matchup between Auburn and Florida.
Tennessee Women's Basketball Coach Kim Caldwell Receives One-Year Extension
Tennessee women's basketball coach Kim Caldwell has secured a one-year contract extension through March 2030 after a successful debut season featuring a 24-10 record and a Sweet 16 NCAA Tournament appearance.
St. John's Secures Commitment from Providence Transfer Bryce Hopkins
Providence transfer Bryce Hopkins has committed to St. John's, with coach Rick Pitino praising his passion and drive despite recent knee injury challenges.