By Iain Axon April 21 (Reuters) - Jarred Shaw's globe-trotting basketball career has taken him to 20 different teams across the world but a stint in Indonesia has resulted in the American languishing in jail with deteriorating health after falling foul of the country's notoriously tough anti-narcotics laws.

The former Whitmer and Ohio State basketball standout is selling vehicles, furniture and collectibles, with bidding open through May 11.

For most college basketball teams in the current landscape, future championships are won in April and May when rosters are being built. The transfer portal opened at midnight after Michigan's 69-63 national championship win over UConn on Monday, April 6.

Aaron Bradshaw will not return to Memphis basketball to play his senior season for coach Penny Hardaway in 2026-27.

The transfer portal continues to work wonders for the Miami Hurricanes as they add their third addition to the roster, being constructed by Jai Lucas. Lucas knew he needed more scoring options compared to last season. He adds another scoring big man ...

Andrej Kostic will serve as the only link to the 2025-26 basketball team when K-State takes the floor next season.

The 23-year-old WNBA draftee painted the purse herself while getting ready and had her fellow draft picks sign it on the back

It didn’t take long for Ava Kopetskie’s parents to figure out she had the chance to be special on the basketball court. When her older brother went to practice with his team, Kopetskie would come along,

Columbia's Riley Weiss was chosen as the Met Basketball Writers Association Player of the Year on Tuesday. Weiss set a school record scoring 662 points this past season to lead the Lions to a 25-8 record and the WBIT championship.

FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas men’s basketball sophomore guard Jaden Karuletwa is entering the transfer portal, per a report from Verbal Commits on Monday. He is the fifth Razorback to announce his departure, following Karter Knox, D.J. Wagner, Karim Rtail and Elmir Dzafic. Knox and Wagner have committed to Louisville and Maryland, respectively.

Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and the best of U.S. men's basketball make up USA TODAY's '250 for 250' list of greats.