Update: Syracuse, Miami in the top 6 for Illinois transfer Alan Griffin
Recruiting update: Illinois transfer wing Alan Griffin has two ACC programs, Miami and Syracuse in his top six, according to Evan Daniels
NCAA votes to grant extra eligibility to spring athletes, not winter athletes
The Division I Council has voted to allow student-athletes in spring sports an extra year of elibility; there are also adjustments to financial aid
Wake Forest’s Sharone Wright Jr. enters the NCAA transfer portal
After two seasons with Wake Forest and Danny Manning, 6-foot-5 sophomore guard Sharone Wright Jr. has entered the 2020 NCAA transfer portal
Wake Forest lands Houston Baptist transfer Ian DuBose; Manning may return for 7th season
Wake Forest lands Houston Baptist transfer guard Ian DuBose; this could point to a possible return for Danny Manning as head coach of the Demon...
Several ACC programs in the running for efficient combo guard Trey Wertz
A quartet of ACC programs are competing for Trey Wertz, one of the top transfers of the market: NC State, North Carolina, Virginia and Notre...
Vernon Carey Jr. of Duke named NABC Freshman of the Year
Duke rookie center Vernon Carey Jr. continues to add awards to his trophy case; he's been named the National Freshman of the Year by the...
With Patrick Tape & Mark Williams, does Duke have a post-up threat next season?
As Duke works to transition its half-court offense (likely) without Vernon Carey Jr., the Blue Devils will need to find another source of post-up offense
Can the addition of Quinnipiac transfer Rich Kelly, a much-needed shooter, make a difference for Boston College?
Boston College and Jim Christian look to add one of the better 3-point shooters on the graduate transfer market: combo guard Rich Kelly from Quinnipiac
NCAA could move back transfer vote from April to June, which could cause problems for future and former ACC players
NCAA Transfer Policy: According to Jon Rothstein, the NCAA is having discussions to move back the vote on a new transfer policy from April to...
No NCAA Tournament proves costly; Division I programs to receive far less money from NCAA
The loss of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament in 2020 is a serious loss of revenue for the NCAA and each of its Division I...