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A poll of NBA front‑office leaders shows strong support for Malachi Moreno and Milan Momcilovic remaining in college, a move that could elevate their draft stocks and bolster Kentucky's roster under coach Mark Pope.
A look at the rising prospects from Iowa State, their draft outlook, and the strategic choices shaping the next NBA draft cycle.
Craig Meyer’s recent list of the 13 worst coaching hires in college basketball over the past 26 years spotlights five ACC failures, including Matt Doherty, James Johnson, Jeff Bzdelik, Kevin Stallings and Kenny Payne, while highlighting the controversy around Will Wade’s NC State stint and broader calls for a commissioner.
Andrej Stojakovic has declared for the NBA Draft but has not yet committed. Jeff Goodman predicts a low likelihood of him staying in college, and Illinois must consider backup options like Jake Davis and incoming freshman Lucas Morillo.
Andrej Stojakovic has announced his eligibility for the NBA Draft, but his final choice remains undecided. With his statistical contributions and playing style under scrutiny, the Illinois program prepares contingency plans while key figures weigh in on the potential outcomes.
LSU basketball coach Will Wade has announced the addition of Italian professional forward Saliou Niang, a 6‑foot‑6 player with strong shooting percentages, to a roster that is being reshaped after a mass exodus of players.
LSU coach Will Wade's signing of former NBA prospect RJ Luis Jr. ignites a clash over NCAA eligibility, with critics and defenders laying out starkly different views.
The Wildcats are poised for a pivotal offseason as they evaluate the NBA Draft choices of center Malachi Moreno and forward Milan Momcilovic, a move that could dramatically alter their championship outlook.
Prominent analyst Jeff Goodman decries the new era of older international professionals joining NCAA programs, arguing it undermines the sport’s integrity.
LSU’s men’s basketball program is set to welcome a new piece of talent this offseason, bringing international experience and NBA draft pedigree.
LSU adds former Big East Player of the Year RJ Luis, sparking controversy over his eligibility and prompting a legal fight that could reshape the team's backcourt for the upcoming season.
LSU's latest roster addition, RJ Luis, brings a complex NBA history that challenges longstanding NCAA rules, drawing criticism from coaches and officials.
Coach Will Wade's recent commitments of former NBA and professional players RJ Luis and Saliou Niang have sparked criticism and calls for postseason bans, while the NCAA's decision on their eligibility hangs in the balance.
After returning to LSU following a 2022 dismissal, coach Will Wade has assembled a roster heavy with transfers and overseas talent, drawing sharp criticism from veteran basketball analysts.
The Cardinals are poised for a deep tournament run, driven by a loaded roster and a critical choice from five‑star forward Milan Momcilovic.
The Cardinals are leveraging the transfer portal and elite recruiting to build a contender, with Bidunga’s return and a possible Milan Momcilovic addition at the forefront.
Kentucky is making a strong push for Iowa State transfer Milan Momcilovic, who is weighing the NBA Draft against a return to college, with Louisville and St. John's also in the mix.
Louisville basketball is making a strong push to land five‑star transfer Milan Momcilovic, a player whose primary focus is positioning himself for the 2026 NBA Draft. If a clear path to that draft cannot be assured, Momcilovic has indicated he might opt to return to college for another season.
A high school standout's 35‑point showing sparked a series of moves that led him from Notre Dame to Indiana, driven by a trusted coach.
Indiana University has added guard Justin Monden, a 6‑foot, 160‑pound player with one year of eligibility left, after he averaged six points per game at Maryland Eastern Shore and posted 12.2 points per game at Georgia Southwestern State.
In a recent Field of 68 podcast appearance, Markus Burton explained why he chose Indiana over Notre Dame, highlighting his statistics and the significance of being the 30th former Indiana Mr. Basketball to wear the crimson and white.