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The guard declared for the NBA draft earlier this week, and he must enter the transfer portal by Sunday’s deadline if he wants to play for another college program.

In the span of six days, the University of Miami became the hottest destination in men’s and women’s college basketball.

Two Louisville assistant coaches share their views on the polarizing rules affecting basketball players wishing to change schools.

As the NCAA faces a major transition period, administrators weigh in on the soon-to-be vacated commissioner position: “That’s a really, really difficult job.”

The Kansas coach believes movement in the sport is not happening for “the right reasons.”

The Transformation Committee is considering wholesale changes that would make the NCAA’s post–Mark Emmert era a completely different experience.

New coach Marcus Freeman has quickly changed the culture and recruiting tactics in South Bend.

The Raiders’ QB has a new deal that looks like most standard QB deals. Plus, Kyler Murray and Deebo Samuel are unhappy, and a farewell to Jay Wright.

Despite Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian saying the starting quarterback position is still up for grabs, all eyes were on the highly touted Ohio State transfer Saturday.

SAN DIEGO — Not long after Texas A&M's football team, which hasn't won a national championship since 1939 (when it was the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas) or a conference title since 1998, secured the No. 1-ranked recruiting class, reports circulated about Aggies boosters assembling a war chest of…

Wholesale change is unavoidable in college athletics. The Fighting Irish athletic director thinks a total realignment of Division I is coming with it.