Notre Dame Fighting Irish NCAA Basketball News

Rhode Island's Jimmy Baron tried his best to end Duke's lengthy nonconference home winning streak.

One defender - not even at 7-foot-3 - was enough to slow Luke Harangody. Harangody, who got double-teamed often last season on his way to becoming the Big East player of the year, found himself being guarded by ...

Angling for player autographs or pounding down their pizzas, Notre Dame men's basketball summer campers were oblivious to what was unfolding in front of them.

Four-man recruiting classes that fit have become as much of a staple for Notre Dame men's basketball coach Mike Brey as the mock turtleneck.

One full day is all that remains before the Notre Dame men's basketball team, waiting for preseason parole, can pull off its version of a prison break.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- If Luke Harangody weren't a preseason All-America basketball player at Notre Dame, he'd like to be a Chicago White Sox pitcher.

Smooth sounds of jazz music help Notre Dame sophomore forward Ty Nash unwind. Irish coach Mike Brey has lobbied for Nash to listen to something with more of an edge, something that gets him in a frame of mind ...

Ninth-ranked Notre Dame and No. 11 Purdue, both looking to build on back-to-back NCAA appearances, each signed four high school seniors to letters of intent on Wednesday.

Sports Illustrated's college basketball preview is out, and Hasheem Thabeet and Maya Moore of UConn appear together on one of the regionalized covers.

I spoke this morning to ESPN The Magazine's Elena Bergeron, who recently spent parts of two days with Hasheem Thabeet and came away from Storrs with the controversial quotes that were splashed in capital ...

ESPN The Magazine came out with its College Hoops Preview this week. It focused on the big men who stuck around for another year like UNC senior Tyler Hansbrough, the reigning national player of the year, Notre ...

Zaire Taylor, seen here playing for Delaware in 2006, is battling to break into the starting rotation at Missouri.

The 2008-09 preseason candidates for the John R. Wooden Award All-America Team and Player of the Year trophy were announced Friday and include Tennessee junior Tyler Smith.

When the University of Notre Dame gets to make the closing statement in an athlete's recruiting process, there's pretty much no need for anyone else to deliver a rebuttal.

It's hard to believe that I am junior. Seems like yesterday that I was headed down the Toll Road for my freshman year at Notre Dame.

For the first time, he is a unanimous selection. The 6-foot-9 senior is the reigning national player of the year.

In case you hadn't noticed -- and why would you? -- the NCAA rules committee finally moved the 3-point line back one foot, effective this season.

When Carleton Scott closes his eyes at night, he sees himself finally playing basketball for Notre Dame.