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The College Basketball Players and Teams Implicated in Federal Game-Fixing Indictments

The scheme allegedly involves at least 39 players, 29 games and 17 Division I men’s basketball teams from the 2023–24 and ’24–25 seasons.

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Massive Point-Shaving Scandal Shows College Basketball’s Integrity Problem Isn’t New

The sweeping federal indictments echo decades of corruption, from CCNY to Boston College, in a sport that has repeatedly failed to insulate its players from exploitation.

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Former NCAA players and fixers charged over rigged basketball games, prosecutors say

Federal prosecutors are charging 26 people, including former college basketball players who allegedly tried to fix games as recently as last season, in what they call a scheme to rig NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association games

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20 College Basketball Players Indicted in Federal Point-Shaving Case

The second sweeping federal indictment names players from 17 programs and alleges widespread performance manipulation tied to illegal gambling.

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15 former college basketball players among 20 charged in point-shaving scheme

Fifteen of the men facing charges are college basketball players

The Independent UK

College Basketball Served Fans With a Bevy of Buzzer Beaters on Wednesday Night

Fans saw an extraordinary amount of buzzer beaters across college basketball Wednesday night, here are the best ones.

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40 years on, did Proposition 48 protect US college sports – or punish Black athletes?

When the NCAA tied eligibility to standardized test scores in 1986, hundreds of recruits were barred from competition. But its legacy is still a subject of debate

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Wisconsin Hands No. 2 Michigan Its First Loss in Big Ten Surprise

The dominant Wolverines have lost a step of late.

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Nebraska Men's Hoops Uses Big Comeback Against Indiana to Stay Unbeaten

The Cornhuskers are part of an odd sextet of teams that have yet to lose.

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Mannix Sources: NBA, NCAA Discuss Threat of Prop Bets, College Eligibility Issues

NBA commissioner Adam Silver and NCAA president Charlie Baker met this week to discuss overlapping issues within pro and college basketball.

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Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss Denied Sixth Season of Eligibility

The signal-caller led the Rebels to a 13–2 record in 2025.

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Why Kentucky’s Struggles Are Putting Mark Pope on a Dangerous Path

As John Calipari thrives at Arkansas, the Wildcats are losing games, blowing leads and struggling to play with effort.

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Dreadful No More, Curt Cignetti Has Turned Indiana Into a Bona Fide Football School

For decades, nothing seemed to work to make the Hoosiers successful—until a coach whose catchphrase is “Google me” came to Bloomington.

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SI:AM | College Football’s Wildest Game of the Season

The FCS national championship between Montana State and Illinois State was full of heart-stopping plays.

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Trinidad Chambliss Issues Statement About Future at Ole Miss

Trinidad Chambliss has announced his intention to return to Ole Miss in 2026, pending NCAA approval of a waiver seeking a sixth season of eligibility.

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Charlie Baker on NIL, Transfer Portal Window and Eligibility Lawsuits

The NCAA president defends tournament expansion and why he thinks it preserves college basketball, plus why sports gambling is the biggest integrity threat.

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Will Trinidad Chambliss Return to Ole Miss?

Trinidad Chambliss’s decision to return to Ole Miss for another year is no longer his to make.

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How Did Former NBA Draft Pick James Nnaji Fare in Baylor Debut?

James Nnaji, the No. 31 pick in the 2023 NBA draft, made his collegiate debut Saturday as a member of the Baylor Bears.

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Is There Still a Market for an Alternative Football Game?

A brief history of football video games and what we may see in the future.

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Stephen Curry Received Unique Honor From Alma Mater Davidson During Trip to Charlotte

Stephen Curry’s alma mater Davidson honored the Golden State Warriors star by renaming the exit to the school.

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Indiana’s Improbable Rise As a Football School After a Century in Basketball’s Shadow

Curt Cignetti and Fernando Mendoza quickly transformed the all-time losingest program to the No. 1 team and its second-ever Rose Bowl appearance.

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Duke, Jon Scheyer Land Five-Star Recruit, No. 2 Point Guard in Class of 2026

The Blue Devils have secured three five-star recruits for next season.

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NCAA President Releases Statement Clarifying College Basketball Eligibility

The statement comes after Baylor signed a former NBA second-round pick midseason.

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The NCAA’s Latest Eligibility Ruling Could Upend the NBA Draft

Allowing a former NBA draft pick to return to college has created new tension between player freedom and league control.

Reason

6 Ways Sports and Politics Will Collide in 2026

From college sports to league expansion, politicians are going to have plenty of sway over sports next year.

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