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Boise State Broncos headed to Canada for three-game west coast tour
Alabama, Purdue, TCU and Clemson set for NCAA double-header in Toronto
Canada’s Laeticia Amihere ready to level-up at WNBA Draft
New look Kentucky Wildcats to represent United States at the 2023 GLOBL JAM
Ryan Nembhard career-high 30 points leads Creighton Bluejays to Sweet 16
Canada soars to record sixth place in FIBA world rankings
Great German side strikes Gold in 2023 FIBA World Cup
Canada edges USA in OT to secure historic FIBA World Cup Bronze
Serbia bounces Canada to 2023 FIBA World Cup bronze medal game
Canada defeats Slovenia, books first FIBA World Cup semi-finals spot
OFSAA bronze for St. Michael’s as Phoenyx Wyse hits last-second 3-pointer
Toronto’s Oakwood Collegiate soars to OFSAA ‘AAA’ provincial championship
Nwoko, Sacko, Baptiste, Allete lead stacked 2023 BioSteel All-Canadian Game
J. Addison Jaguars’ Guinean import Ibrahima Sacko the real deal
Canadians Nitu, Ward, Kossaras selected to 2023 Basketball Without Borders camp
Amazon Prime takes an Uninterrupted look at a ‘Redefined’ J.R. Smith
New Netflix Bill Russell documentary is a thing of ‘Legend’
Is Season 2 of ‘Last Chance U: Basketball’ really the last dance?
Hulu’s ‘Legacy’ documentary series gives the true story of the LA Lakers
Netflix gives us the glory of ‘The Redeem Team’ in all their gold
Carmelo Anthony’s ‘Where Tomorrows Aren’t Promised’ needs to be read today
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s ‘Black Cop’s Kid’ Essay Is Necessary Reading
Chris Bosh Signs, Seals and Delivers ‘Letters To A Young Athlete’
Brian Grant’s ‘Rebound’ Memoir Proves You Can Bounce Back From Anything
Jared Dudley’s Book Breaks Down Laker Life ‘Inside The NBA Bubble’
7-foot-5 Toronto native Sim Bhullar of the New Mexico State Aggies has been named the top freshmen in the Western Athletic Conference (WAC).
Sim Bhullar averaged 10 points per game and grabbed 6.7 rebounds while blocking 2.4 shots per game in 31 games of the New Mexico State.
The Canadian big men posted a career-highs in points – 25 in a win over Missouri St and pulled 12 rebounds against Texas Arlington.
A total of 24 Canadians from 19 schools have qualified for the 2023 NCAA March Madness tournament.
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia's Kellen Tynes became the first Canadian-born basketball player to lead the NCAA in both total steals and steals per game.
Texas Longhorns guard Marcus Carr has surpassed Juan Mendez and Andrew Nembhard to become Canada's all-time NCAA division I men's college basketball points and...
Texas Longhorns Marcus Carr connected on a career-high ten (10) three-pointers and tied a career best 41 points in the 97-72 win over NCAA...
Keep-up with all the Canadians playing men's college basketball with our industry leading 2022-23 BasketballBuzz NCAA stats tracker. Loaded with all the stats and...
Canadian seven-foot-four center Zach Edey set a new career-high with a near perfect shooting night in the big 63-44 win over Austin Peay.
Très petit, served-up with a little poutine avec poulet. Montreal’s Bennedict Mathurin delivered a true Montreal delicacy, cocking that joint all the way back...
Stay on top of all the off-season moves and action with the 2022 BasketballBuzz Canadian NCAA basketball transfer portal tracker.
