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Gonzaga’s Graham Ike, a 6-8 forward, is being discussed as a potential late second-round pick in the 2026 NBA draft, having averaged 22.4 points and 7.0 rebounds last season and earned workouts with the Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic.
A dozen projected first‑round picks have withdrawn from the NBA draft, choosing instead to return to college and reshape the competitive landscape for next year's NCAA campaigns.
Nearly a dozen high‑profile prospects have pulled out of the NBA draft, choosing to return to college and altering the roster landscape for dozens of programs across the country.
The article ranks the 15 best returning players in men's college basketball after the NBA draft deadline, highlighting their performances and contributions to their respective teams.
Coach Micah Shrewsberry adds veteran point guard Braeden Smith from Gonzaga and 6‑foot‑9 forward Yoro Diallo from UVA Wise, aiming to reinforce the squad ahead of the upcoming season.
The Pac‑12 announced its 2026 football television schedule, confirming that Boise State will appear in at least ten nationally televised games, including a season‑opening showdown with Oregon on CBS.
From Atlantic Sun newcomers to NBA‑draft hopefuls, former Minnesota Gophers men’s basketball players are carving out new chapters across the country.
Notre Dame announces the addition of Braeden Smith, a graduate transfer from Gonzaga, bolstering the Fighting Irish with proven leadership and playmaking ahead of the upcoming season.
The Vols have announced their slate for the Las Vegas‑based Players Era Festival, guaranteeing three games over Thanksgiving week, including a showdown with former player Bishop Boswell and a possible championship matchup.
A proposed eight‑team Diamond Cup tournament for the 2027‑28 season could reshape November college basketball, giving UConn and other top programs a high‑stakes, revenue‑sharing competition.
The Wildcats are in talks to join a new eight‑team Diamond Cup that will stage games across the United States, offering each participant a substantial payout and a platform to boost player compensation.
A new nonconference event called the Diamond Cup will bring together top college basketball programs for a multi‑year series, with games scheduled around Thanksgiving and revenue earmarked for players.
Notre Dame secures transfer forward Yoro Diallo, adding size and versatility to a roster already ranked No. 61 nationally.
The Monroe Bearcats baseball team captured a dramatic 1‑0 walk‑off win over Enumclaw, highlighted by a decisive balk and stellar pitching from Caleb Campbell. The victory extends a two‑game streak of narrow triumphs and now pits the Bearcats against No. 2 seed Kennewick.
After guiding Valparaiso to its best conference performance in school history, Roger Powell has earned a multi‑year contract extension, underscoring a broader trend of Gonzaga‑trained coaches thriving elsewhere.
Jay Lawson, the longest‑serving and most successful men’s basketball coach in Bentley University history, announced his retirement after four decades, leaving behind a legacy of championships, record‑setting wins, and player development.
The Aztecs' roster overhaul brings three transfers, three overseas prospects and a freshman, while health questions linger around key big men.
The latest rankings spotlight a blend of emerging stars, unprecedented monetary deals, and a narrowing gap between elite and lower‑tier prospects, setting the stage for a competitive season and a shifting NBA draft outlook.
A five‑star recruit who dominated the EYBL circuit and earned a spot on the USA Nike Hoop Summit, Ethan Taylor will head to East Lansing, where he hopes to learn from coach Tom Izzo and help the Spartans rebuild.
A look at the top hitters and pitchers making noise as the college baseball regular season nears its end.
Baseball America’s weekly honor roll highlights explosive hitting, dominant pitching, and historic milestones across the nation’s top college programs.