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President Charlie Baker clarified the NCAA's position on college eligibility for players with NBA experience Tuesday, saying "it has not and will not grant eligibility to any prospective or returning student-athletes who have signed an NBA contract."...
Duke moved atop the 2026 recruiting class rankings after Deron Rippey, the No. 3-ranked point guard in the country, became the Blue Devils' third five-star commitment.
Rippey picked the Blue Devils over NC State, Miami, Tennessee and Texas...
Although the NCAA has granted four years of college eligibility to 2023 second-round pick James Nnaji, who recently enrolled at Baylor, players who have signed NBA contracts will remain ineligible to play college basketball.
SportsLine's model simulated the FSU Seminoles vs. UNC Tar Heels ACC matchup on Tuesday 10,000 times...
Baker said players who sign NBA contracts won't be granted eligibility...
With recent additions of players with professional experience to college teams, Arkansas coach John Calipari said Monday that without new rules, the sport will lose high school players.
Rippey is picking between Duke, NC State, Miami, Tennessee and Texas...
Calipari spoke at length about protecting the integrity of college basketball...
The Crimson Tide are 10-3 after defeating Yale and might be the best team in the SEC...
Elsewhere, Stanford and Texas Tech make their debut while NC State climbs back in the top 20...
A look at the top performing freshmen in college basketball last week and for the 2025-26 season...
Eight more tournament potentials: Could the ACC's era of mediocrity end this season?...
We are in a Wild West era of college basketball. James Nnaji, the 31st pick of the 2023 NBA Draft, recently enrolled at Baylor and may debut this week.
When could Arizona, Michigan, Iowa State, Vanderbilt, Nebraska or Miami (Ohio) suffer their first loss?...
March is months away, but UConn, Texas, South Carolina, UCLA and LSU look locked in on the top two seed lines.
The two-time national champion explains to CBS Sports why he's alarmed and concerned about the continual lack of leadership in college hoops...
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