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"I think we have a special group," said Boozer, the reigning Gatorade National Player of the Year. "I think we're very overlooked right now, but once the season starts, that'll change for sure... we’re going to be in a spot to get [to the Final Four] just like they did last year."

The settlement gives schools $20.5 million to spend on player compensation while also putting tighter restrictions on what types of NIL deals will be allowed.

Auburn star Tahaad Pettiford was arrested early Saturday morning on a DUI charge in Lee County, Alabama. He was still in custody with a $1000 bond.

Retzlaff announced that he's withdrawing from BYU, initiating his transfer process. He made the difficult decision to step away from the BYU program.

"Leadership will also be a key factor in who GM Pascal Daoust selects in the draft. Last season, all seven of his picks were former captains."

What transpired this morning on our field, another coach disrespected our associate AD, who works as hard as anybody in our entire program, he disrespected our field crew, who are the salt of the earth.

It's a strange new world for the CHL; they tried their damnedest not to lose kids to the AHL and the AHL did their best to accommodate for them, but then the NCAA made it's wacky world of transfer portals, NIL, and semi-expanding list of power teams available to the CHL players.

One thing that's definitely going to change, and I don't think it's talked a lot about in basketball, is the no COVID year. In our case, we had a number of players in my three years at Xavier that were exercising their fifth year. It's a year that doesn't exist right now.

"It's like water's coming in the boat and you're trying to get it out, but how does this thing not sink?" asked Bob Myers about UCLA's $219.5 million athletic department deficit.

Kirst has always been surrounded by a team; it makes perfect sense he feels most comfortable not as a man apart, but as part of a team.

Colleges now compete for players as they can transfer repeatedly, creating a player-friendly environment that traditionalists find offensive and unsustainable.