College Basketball
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Alabama freshman Primo to test NBA draft
Joshua Primo, the youngest player in college basketball this season, is entering the 2021 NBA draft but will retain the option to return to Alabama. -
UCLA's Juzang enters draft but keeping eligibility
UCLA's Johnny Juzang, who scored 137 points for the Bruins in the NCAA tournament, is entering the draft but keeping his option to return to school. -
Kentucky 7-footer Sarr latest to declare for draft
Kentucky senior forward Olivier Sarr has declared for the NBA draft and will forego his remaining collegiate eligibility after one season with the Wildcats. -
Duke forward Coleman enters transfer portal
Duke freshman forward Henry Coleman III has entered his name in the transfer portal. -
New Texas Tech coach Adams adds 2nd signee
Dallas Baptist career scoring leader Chandler Jacobs plans to join Texas Tech as a graduate transfer, giving Mark Adams his second signee since taking over as coach. -
Charlie Huggins, father of WVU coach, dies at 87
Charlie Huggins, the father of West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins and Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame member, has died at age 87. -
Backing up their pledges: Which leagues have followed through since George Floyd's murder
Leagues pledged to stand with pro and amateur athletes since the murder of George Floyd. After former police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on Tuesday, we look at the leagues' actions and inactions -- and the work that still needs to be done. -
Derek Chauvin verdict reaction -- The sports world responds on social media
On Tuesday, a jury found Derek Chauvin guilty on all charges in the death of George Floyd. Here's how athletes reacted. -
Northwestern transfer Miller Kopp staying in Big Ten, headed to Indiana
Mike Woodson continued building his roster for 2021-22, earning a commitment from Northwestern transfer Miller Kopp. -
Gonzaga, UCLA 1-2 in Way-Too-Early Top 25 college basketball rankings for 2021-22
Gonzaga fell short after an epic run, but should have the returning talent to compete for a national championship again next season.