Four Harvard mens basketball players embark on a cultural and athletic journey to Honduras for the FISU 3x3 Americas Cup, a qualifier for the 2027 World Cup. The team, USA Red, will compete against 14 international teams, aiming to secure a spot in the World Cup. The trip includes a training camp in Texas and mission work, broadening their horizons beyond basketball. Yales team, USA Blue, also participates, showcasing the Ivy Leagues global presence in sports and culture.

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Harvard mens basketball soared in the 2025-26 season, securing their best Ivy League finish since 2020. Their Breakfast Club sessions, featuring luminaries like Nancy Lieberman and Senator Cory Booker, fostered off-court growth alongside on-court triumphs. Stars like Thomas Batties, Chandler Piggé, Robert Hinton, and Tey Barbour led the team to sweeps and comebacks, earning Hinton unanimous first-team All-Ivy honors and coaching staff of the year nods. Despite an overtime loss in the tournament semis, Harvards battle-tested core and key returners set the stage for an even more successful season ahead.

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Tommy Amaker, Harvards successful basketball coach, has been elected as the president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) board for the 2026-2027 season. This role will see him lead the association through the 2027 mens Final Four. Amaker, who has won seven Ivy League titles at Harvard, has a proven track record of success, including four NCAA Tournament appearances and seven 20-win seasons. Off the court, he is a respected leader, having served as an executive fellow at Harvard Business School and initiating the McLendon Minority Leadership Initiative. Amaker joins the NABC board as a respected figure, taking over from Minnesota States Matt Margenthaler and succeeding Lennie Acuff and Jeff Brown, both praised for their contributions. Amaker looks forward to leading during these changing times in college basketball.

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