Just over a month after Iowawomen's basketball star Caitlin Clark collided on the court with an unidentified woman amid an Ohio State victory celebration, Duke'sKyle Filipowski was injured Saturday as ...

The scene following Wake Forest's 83-79 win over Duke on Saturday has provided endless hours of debate, calls for reform and hot takes throughout the sports world. Even if court-storming Demon Deacons ...

Clemson basketball's upset win vs. then-No. 2 Duke on Saturday led to its second court storming this season at Littlejohn Coliseum. However, the court storm made Duke coach Jon Scheyer and his players ...

The long practice of court storming after a college basketball team finishes a big win at home is once again in the national spotlight thanks to an injury suffered by star Duke big man Kyle Filipowski ...

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Duke basketball’s Kyle Filipowski was injured during a court storming by Wake Forest fans after the eighth-ranked Blue Devils’ 83-79 loss in Winston-Salem. As Demon Deacons fans flooded the court at ...

Following an upset over No. 8 Duke on Saturday, Wake Forest fans collided with Blue Devils center Kyle Filipowski, who suffered a knee injury. Could this incident spell the end of court storming in ...

Despite the recent outrage and calls to end court-storming, the act of bum-rushing the hardwood (or gridiron), will not suddenly be going out of style. For if anything is apparent in all the ...

Images of students pouring out of the stands at the final buzzer to celebrate with players on the home team following a big win have long been part of college basketball. Usually, no one gets hurt.

Recent incidents in college basketball have underscored the potential dangers that come from jubilant fans storming the court after the game comes to an end. Finding a solution is proving to be a ...

Court storming is a time-honored tradition in college basketball. The practice of home teams running onto the court after a huge victory goes back several decades, if not more. However, recently, some ...