UConn freshman Stephon Castle, who dazzled on the national stage in the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament, has thrown his name into the 2024 NBA Draft, he told ESPN on Friday. Castle could wind up as a lottery pick.
Forward Alex Karaban, a key member of UConn’s back-to-back national championship teams, will test the NBA draft waters but keep his eligibility. Karaban, who started 77 of 78 games the past two seasons, announced his decision via social media on
Former Georgetown guard/forward Dontrez Styles committed to transfer to North Carolina State, multiple media outlets reported on Thursday. The Atlantic Coast Conference is familiar turf for Styles, a former Kinston High (N.C.) star who began his college career at North
Former Louisville head coach Kenny Payne has reunited with John Calipari at Arkansas. Payne will serve as the Razorbacks’ associate head coach, the program announced Thursday. Payne was 12-52 in two seasons coaching his alma mater, including 8-24 in 2023-24,
Kentucky freshman star Reed Sheppard announced Thursday that he is entering the 2024 NBA Draft. Sheppard posted a video to social media thanking fans and also told ESPN that he is “going all-in,” forgoing his remaining collegiate eligibility. The son
Wisconsin transfer AJ Storr has committed to play for Kansas, he confirmed to The Athletic on Thursday. The Jayhawks will be the third stop for the 6-foot-7 sophomore guard, who began his career at St. John’s. Storr said he selected
Former Seton Hall star Dre Davis is transferring to Ole Miss, his agent confirmed to ESPN on Wednesday night. It will be the third stop for the 6-foot-6 senior swingman after Louisville (2020-22) and Seton Hall (2022-24). Davis, 22, entered
Auburn center Johni Broome is returning to the team for his final season of eligibility in 2024-25. The 6-foot-10 senior announced his decision with a video posted to social media on Wednesday. Broome averaged 16.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2.2 assists
Marques Warrick, the all-time leading scorer in Northern Kentucky program history, announced Wednesday that he is transferring to Missouri. Warrick scored 2,246 points in four seasons with the Norse and also ranks fifth in school history with 283 career 3-pointers.