- Former NBA player Rumeal Robinson guilty of fraud Rumeal Robinson, who led Michigan to the NCAA men's basketball championship in 1989 and later played in the NBA, was convicted in federal court Wednesday of borrowing more than $700,000 for a sham business deal and then spending the money on a condominium, expensive furniture and cars. 6:19p
- Turkish GM tells newspaper UK recruit took cash Kentucky recruit Enes Kanter received more than $100,000 in cash and benefits while he played for a professional team in Turkey, the club's general manager told The New York Times. Tue
- Embattled Kansas AD Perkins retires Embattled Kansas athletic director Lew Perkins retired 12 months early Tuesday, following a year of controversy and embarrassment for both himself and the school. Tue
- Connecticut files response with NCAA Connecticut filed its response Tuesday to allegations of major recruiting violations in its men's basketball program, but won't make that response public this week. Tue
- Okla. judge refuses to extend protective order A judge has dismissed an emergency protective order issued against Oklahoma State forward Matt Pilgrim after a woman accused him of rape. Tue
- Calipari gives World Equestrian Games an assist Kentucky coach John Calipari is giving the World Equestrian Games an assist. Tue
- BC beats Weber State 38-20 in LB Herzlich's return Dave Shinskie rebounded from an interception on the first play of the season by throwing touchdowns on consecutive first-quarter drives and Boston College - bolstered by the return of cancer-survivor Mark Herzlich - rolled past Weber State 38-20 on Saturday in the schools' season opener. Sat
- Duke's Singler has surgery on left knee The school said last season's most outstanding player at the Final Four had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Friday afternoon at the Duke University Medical Center. He is expected to recover in time for the start of preseason practice Oct. 15. Sep 3
- SEC taking men's tourney to Nashville 3 more times The Southeastern Conference has agreed to bring the men's basketball tournament to Nashville three more times this decade, making Music City home to four events through 2019. Sep 3
- MSU's Lucious pleads guilty to reckless driving Michigan State junior guard Korie Lucious has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor reckless driving. Sep 3
- Drexel moves on from arrest He loved the sights, sounds and competitive basketball Drexel experienced on last week's tour of Turkey that let Flint, the Dragons' 10th-year coach, get an early look at an unexpected new lineup. Sep 2
- UConn given another week to respond to NCAA The NCAA is giving Connecticut another week to respond to allegations that the school's basketball program committed eight major rules violations. Sep 2
- Top Missouri recruit will miss start of season A highly regarded basketball recruit will not start the season for the Missouri Tigers. Sep 2
- German Giffey added to UConn roster Connecticut has added a 19-year-old swingman from Germany a day after announcing that sophomore forward Ater Majok withdrew from school. Sep 2
- Former Oklahoma basketball player Ken Pryor dies Former University of Oklahoma basketball player Ken Pryor, whose basket lifted the Sooners into the 1947 NCAA championship game, has died. Sep 2
- Forward Ater Majok leaves Connecticut Connecticut forward Ater Majok has withdrawn from school after playing just 26 games for the Huskies. Sep 1
- Two players leave Temple program Redshirt sophomore forward Chris Clarke and sophomore forward Carmel Bouchman have decided to leave the Temple men's basketball program. Aug 31
- Mich State's Lucious faces drunken driving charge Michigan State guard Korie Lucious has been charged with drunken driving. Aug 31
- WVU's Mazzulla in trouble with law again Two West Virginia basketball players have been issued citations on a disorderly conduct charge. Aug 31
- Nev. regulators probing Jordan son's partying MGM Resorts International was under investigation after the underage son of basketball great Michael Jordan bragged on Twitter about partying at a Las Vegas Strip nightclub, Nevada gambling regulators said Monday. Aug 30
- Ex-UK basketball star sentenced in ticket scam One of the University of Kentucky's all-time leading scorers in basketball has been sentenced to eight years in prison for his involvement in a ticket scam. Aug 28
- C.J. Henry transfers from Kansas to NAIA school Guard C.J. Henry has transferred from Kansas to Southern Nazarene University in the NAIA. Aug 27
- Weber optimistic Illini could be 'very, very good' Illinois basketball coach Bruce Weber isn't quite predicting a Big Ten title, but he says his team could be "very, very good." Aug 27
- Hurricanes get a surprise visit from LeBron LeBron James went back to school Thursday, working out against the Miami Hurricanes. Aug 27
- AD who brought Knight to Texas Tech is retiring Texas Tech athletic director Gerald Myers is retiring after a 14-year tenure that included the firing of football coach Mike Leach and the final days of Bob Knight's basketball coaching career. Aug 26
- NCAA puts Morehead State on probation The NCAA has placed the men's basketball program at Morehead State University on probation for two years for recruiting violations related to booster activity. Aug 26
- Grayer leaves ISU to return to Michigan Jeff Grayer is leaving his job as an administrative assistant to Iowa State basketball coach Fred Hoiberg, saying he wants to return home to Michigan to be closer to his family. Aug 25
- LSU's Spencer transfers to Nebraska Point guard Bo Spencer is transferring to Nebraska after having been declared academically ineligible at LSU. Aug 23
- Mbakwe returns to Golden Gophers Trevor Mbakwe's yearlong exile from basketball is finally over, which is why he couldn't stop smiling on Monday. Aug 23
- VCU basketball coach signs 2-year extension Virginia Commonwealth University men's basketball head coach Shaka Smart has signed a two-year contract extension. Aug 18