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NCCU's Moton irked by silence of white coaches
LeVelle Moton, men's basketball coach at the HBCU North Carolina Central University, says he wants more white Power 5 coaches to stop being silent in the wake of George Floyd's death. -
What's going to happen to college basketball transfers in 2020-21?
The NCAA's transfer rule won't change in time for 2020-21, which has left a large group of players in a holding pattern. Here's what we know about their status. -
Transfer rankings for this season and beyond
Transfer market still has some key names seeking homes for 2020-21. -
Louisville staff member arrested during protests
Kahil Fennell, who is the director of basketball operations for Louisville, was arrested Saturday night during protests in the city. -
Nike cancels EYBL season due to pandemic
Nike announced Saturday it has canceled its 2020 Elite Youth Basketball League season because of the coronavirus pandemic. The EYBL is considered the best of the grassroots circuits, featuring hundreds of the nation's top high-school prospects. -
OSU's Towns detained at protest: 'I won't stop'
Seth Towns, who graduated from Harvard on Thursday and has transferred to play for Ohio State next season, was briefly detained during a protest in Columbus, Ohio, on Friday. -
Nembhard to withdraw from draft, leave Gators
Andrew Nembhard, who averaged 11.2 points and 5.6 assists for Florida as a sophomore, will withdraw from the NBA draft and transfer, sources told ESPN. -
Iowa's Garza on fence over NBA draft 'unknown'
Luka Garza, the Wooden Award runner-up last season, said he'll make his decision about returning to school or turning pro based on the conversations and interviews he'll have with NBA executives in the coming weeks and months. -
Power 5 leagues want athlete compensation law
The Power 5 conference commissioners are asking Congress to move forward with federal legislation regarding compensation for college athletes. -
NCAA offers plan for athletes to return to campus
The NCAA released a detailed plan -- offered as guidance, consistent with federal and local public health guidelines -- to help schools bring athletes back to campus.