It was a big day for schedule releases.

The SEC released its entire conference slate.

With that came full schedules from Florida, Missouri, LSU, Oklahoma, and Tennessee.

At the mid-major level, we got schedules from Old Dominion, Southern Illinois, and UMass.

Duke's newly scheduled Madison Square Garden game against Texas Tech was officially announced.

Doug Gottlieb said he'd play at Bud Walton Arena for $120k.

Seton Hall will host UNC Greensboro for the first-ever meeting between the schools on December 15.

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Indiana won the FISU America Games with a 99-57 rout of the Virgin Islands.

Oklahoma State won its second game in Puerto Rico, 120-92.

Josh Paster had to release a statement reiterating that UNLV men's basketball is not for sale.

Illinois signed a 5-year, $30M jersey patch deal with Busey Bank.

Saint Louis landed a commitment from four-star guard Jimmy McKinney III.


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On a new episode of The Basket Under Review Podcast, Eamonn Brennan is joined by Matthew Winick to discuss Winick's transfer rankings.

Three Man Weave's Top 50 teams countdown continues with the BYU Cougars.


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Upon Further Review

3MW Top 50 Teams Countdown 2026-2027: #45 Saint Louis
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Weekend Under Review - July 27, 2026
On this edition of Weekend Under Review with Brian Rauf and Matthew Winick, the guys go through Winick’s transfer rankings: Top teams Undervalued teams (teams his rankings are much higher on than the consensus) Overvalued teams Favorite classes The episode is also available wherever you enjoy your podcasts: Check
5 programs that would most benefit from the 5-in-5 lawsuit
College basketball’s latest eligibility fight is now being litigated in three states, on behalf of over 80 combined plaintiffs. By most reasonable estimates, it should be resolved well before the season starts, with a likely window sometime in August. The NCAA’s public position, meanwhile, hasn’t moved since

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