Last night in the Champions Classic, we saw Michigan State shoot 12-percent from three, Duke shoot 17-percent, and Kansas shoot 29-percent. According to Matt Jones of Ky Sports Radio, this could have

On Tuesday night, No. 1 Kansas plays Michigan State and No. 19 Kentucky faces No. 6 Duke in the Champions Classic, an annual men's college basketball doubleheader.

The Champions Classic will continue. The annual event that features Michigan State, Duke, Kentucky, and Kansas in revolving match-ups has been renewed through the 2028-29 basketball season. The news came the day of this year's event,

The Kentucky Wildcats had their first big test of the season on Tuesday night in Atlanta for the Champions Classic, and it lived up to the hype as usual. It was

The Champions Classic is often a good early-season indicator of which of the four college basketball blue bloods in attendance have a chance to be elite. The games can reset narratives — remember Zion Williamson’s explosion onto the scene in 2018 or Kentucky making Bill Self wish he could turn water to vodka in 2014?

He’s not only been terrific on the recruiting trail but also passed his first real test, a 77-72 win over the No. 6 Duke Blue Devils. The Wildcats were on fire to start the game

It was 10 years ago this week when I was credentialed to cover the Champions Classic at the United Center for the first time. There was, to steal a phrase, palpable buzz in the building. Duke vs. Kansas was a matchup of the top recruits in the country: Jabari Parker vs.

The Kentucky Wildcats and Mark Pope just got their first signature win of the season as they took down #6 Duke in Atlanta. The Wildcats proved that they could beat anyone in college basketball in this game as they took down college basketball's most talented team.