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Sears, Davis, Flagg named preseason All-America
Mark Sears, RJ Davis, Hunter Dickinson, Johni Broome, Caleb Love and Cooper Flagg were named to the AP preseason All-America college basketball team.
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10 college teams with the most NBA-level talent? Rutgers joins Duke, UConn
How does Rutgers rank with Duke, UNC, and UConn in terms of NBA talent this season? We went straight to our player rankings to yield the top programs.
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Flagg vs. Davis and 30 other conference player of the year battle predictions
It's never too early to project all 31 Division I conference POY races. From Cooper Flagg to Mark Sears to Tyon Grant-Foster, these are the contenders.
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AP preseason poll reaction: What you need to know about each Top 25 team
Here's the lowdown on each team, from No. 1 Kansas to No. 25 Rutgers.
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What to expect from Cooper Flagg this season, according to college coaches
Everyone's locked in on Cooper Flagg, and breaking down just how big a problem he will be on the court with the Blue Devils this season.
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Top-50 F Nwuli announces Rutgers commitment
Chris Nwuli committed to Rutgers on Sunday, giving the Scarlet Knights their first ESPN 100 prospect of the 2025 class.
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Clemson board OK's per-semester athletic fee
The fee is expected to raise between $7 million and $8 million for the athletic department in 2025-26. The school had long resisted such fees and has not charged its students for single-game available tickets to athletic events.
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Breaking down the effects of Tony Bennett's retirement from college basketball
The Cavaliers will begin this new era of college basketball without their longtime coach. What does this mean for the program as the 2024-25 season approaches?
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UVA's Bennett cites state of game for retirement
Tony Bennett cited the current environment in college basketball as a reason for his abrupt retirement as Virginia coach.
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The most impactful international newcomers to know for 2024-25
This class of international players is expected to be the most talented to enter men's college basketball -- and these 10 will have the most impact.