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It’s a safe bet that Rutgers would like actual athletic competition to begin.
John Calipari has a new book coming out, Players First: Success From The Inside Out, set for release on April 15 of next year.
Goodluck Okonoboh could’ve sat in a spot reserved for the elite college and international players last month, but decided against it.
At one point last season, Mississippi State and head coach Rick Ray had five scholarship players available due to transfers, players turning pro, suspensions and a rash of injuries.
It’s the summer, and most prominent high school seniors have begun their college basketball careers at the school of their choice.
Michigan is coming off its best season since the Fab Five days on the early-to-mid 90s, and with that has come added criticism and praise.
Former UCLA player Ed O’Bannon’s lawsuit against the NCAA seems to gain a little more steam, and a few more advocates, by the day.
One of the more sought-after late transfers has found a home.
After the scandal involving Mike Rice at Rutgers, no one would’ve blamed new coach Eddie Jordan for essentially conceding the 2013-14 season, the Scarlet Knights final one with the (now) American Athletic Conference before heading to the Big Ten.
Former Georgetown assistant Matt Henry has been hired as an assistant at St.
After getting lessons in taking the left turns at Kentucky Speedway from Kurt Busch, Kentucky coach John Calipari was supposed to ride shotgun in the pace car for the Quaker State 400 in Sparta, Ky. on Saturday.
Former SMU guard Brian Bernardi will visit Hofstra over the July 4, according to the New York Post’s Zach Braziller.
Currently, the U.S. is competing in the FIBA U19 World Championships in Prague, Czech Republic.
After one season at Longwood, point guard Nik Brown decided he was looking for a change.
One of the biggest stories off the college basketball offseason recently has been the late transfer of Kyle Wiltjer.
Former Georgetown guard Chris Wright, the first player known to play in the NBA with multiple sclerosis, held a charity game Saturday to benefit MS research.
Bryant Allen’s career at Illinois State has come to an end.
The Ed O’Bannon case could be hurting the NCAA’s credit outlook, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Sad news out of Virginia this evening, as Luke Hancock’s father has passed away at the age of 70.
Penn State took a big hit when it was announced that Jermaine Marshall would transfer from the program.
Alabama forward Devonta Pollard is no longer enrolled at the university, the school announced Monday.
Looks like you can add one more defection off last season’s Kentucky team.