Former Florida Atlantic star guard Johnell Davis, one of the best players in the transfer portal, announced his commitment to Arkansas on Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
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Way-Too-Early Top 25: Houston at No. 1, while decimated Duke, Kentucky fall
The coaching carousel and transfer portal upended things. Welcome, previously unranked and next-in-line teams.… Continue Reading »
All-American Davis staying at UNC for fifth year
Writing “I’m back” on Instagram, RJ Davis said he is returning to North Carolina for the 2024-25 season after being named an All-American and Wooden Award finalist last season.… Continue Reading »
USC, UCLA play 2 games at Big Ten east teams
The USC Trojans and UCLA Bruins men’s basketball programs will play two road games apiece against the Big Ten’s easternmost schools, the league announced Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
West Virginia transfer Kriisa commits to Kentucky
West Virginia transfer Kerr Kriisa has committed to Kentucky, he told ESPN on Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
USC, UCLA have 2 games at B1G’s eastern schools
The USC Trojans and UCLA Bruins men’s basketball programs will play two road games apiece against the Big Ten’s easternmost schools, the league announced Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
Illini’s Hawkins to hit portal, still keen on draft
Coleman Hawkins, the forward coming off a strong season at Illinois, said Tuesday he plans to enter the transfer portal but remains focused on the NBA draft.… Continue Reading »
Former top recruit Garrison commits to Kentucky
Brandon Garrison, a former five-star recruit, has committed to Kentucky, he announced Tuesday on Instagram.… Continue Reading »
Sources: Kansas State’s Kaluma to enter portal
Kansas State forward Arthur Kaluma, who already declared for the NBA draft, also plans to enter the transfer portal, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.… Continue Reading »
St. John’s tandem sues NCAA, seeks fifth year
Attorneys for Chris Ledlum and Jordan Dingle argue that failure to grant the players a fifth season could have “dire consequences” on their athletic, academic and NIL experiences.… Continue Reading »