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After a three‑year run with the Florida Gators, where he contributed to a SEC regular‑season title and an NCAA tournament run, Micah Handlogten is heading to Ole Miss for a fifth‑year eligibility season.
After helping Florida clinch the SEC title and reach the NCAA Tournament’s Round of 32, forward Micah Handlogten is set to transfer to Ole Miss, where he will begin a fifth year of eligibility in late February.
Micah Handlogten's pledge to Ole Miss is complicated by lingering eligibility questions that could be resolved only by a court decision or a restraining order against the NCAA.
Micah Handlogten, a 7‑foot‑1 center from North Carolina, has pledged to Ole Miss but faces a uncertain path due to NCAA transfer rules and potential litigation.
A Colorado federal court decision grants high‑school Class of 2022 players a fifth year of eligibility, sparking lawsuits, appeals and uncertainty for the NCAA and college programs nationwide.
Recent injunctions have granted several former Florida Gators players additional eligibility, reshaping recruitment dynamics and summer league performances as they consider their 2026‑27 collegiate paths.
After a mass exodus and the return of Will Wade to LSU, the Wolfpack are rebuilding with scholarships, new frontcourt talent, and a defensive identity that could keep them on the bubble.
Micah Handlogten, a former Florida Gators center, has entered the transfer portal seeking a fifth year of eligibility. With 4.1 points and 5.9 rebounds per game last season, he is considering Ole Miss, NC State, and USC. The Rebels' frontcourt reshuffle and recent rule changes make his decision pivotal for both player and program.
With a single scholarship spot remaining, the Tar Heels are turning to two newly eligible centers after a federal judge cleared the path for fifth‑year eligibility, a move that could reshape the team’s interior for the upcoming season.
A recent NCAA decision grants a fifth year of eligibility to players completing four seasons, leading UNC to target Micah Handlogten and Cameron Fens to fill its final roster spot.
A federal judge in Colorado has cleared the way for 2022 college basketball athletes to reclaim a lost season, affecting Florida’s Denzel Aberdeen and NBA Summer League alumni Xaivian Lee and Micah Handlogten.
A Colorado federal judge's ruling grants a fifth year of eligibility to all 2022 high school graduates who exhausted their four-year college eligibility by spring 2026, opening a narrow transfer portal window that UNC Basketball is exploiting to address frontcourt needs.
The Tar Heels' offseason has been marked by mixed reviews, as concerns over frontcourt quality and roster depth intersect with the arrival of new talent and a revamped coaching staff.
A look at how Micah Handlogten’s waiver saga and rebounding numbers could tip the balance in Chapel Hill’s frontcourt.
A look at the standout performances by recent Florida alumni in the recent NBA Summer League, highlighted by championship success and individual accolades.
A look at how recent Gators alumni contributed to championship efforts and individual accolades during the 2026 NBA Summer League.
Florida’s basketball team returns most of its key players, including leading scorer Thomas Haugh, while welcoming three freshmen, promising continuity and a push for contention.
Former Florida center Micah Handlogten has agreed to a non‑guaranteed Exhibit 10 contract with the Utah Jazz, continuing a family connection to the franchise and aiming to contribute to the team's future.
Summer workouts have begun in Gainesville as the Gators announce retained starters, new jersey numbers and incoming freshmen.
The Razorbacks are finalizing a roster that blends overseas prospects with domestic standouts, aiming to fill gaps in the post and backcourt.
With 12 of the 15 scholarship spots already spoken for, the Razorbacks are poised to add a big man and a guard, shaping a rotation that blends experience with fresh talent under Coach Calipari.
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.