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Discussions Underway for New Blue-Blood College Basketball Event in 2027

An eight-team college basketball event, potentially named the 'Diamond Cup,' is in preliminary discussions for 2027. Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, Michigan, and UConn are reportedly engaged in the planning stages. Event organizers aim to create a marquee tournament featuring prominent programs.

06/11/2026 · Pennsylvania edition

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Preliminary discussions are being held for a new eight-team college basketball event in 2027. The event, tentatively named the 'Diamond Cup,' aims to bring together several of college basketball's most prominent programs.

Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, Michigan, and UConn are among the schools participating in discussions. The structure of the event, location, and broadcast details remain under consideration. No agreements have been finalized.

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