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What could UCLA's and USC's moves from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten mean for college basketball?
The anticipated decision of Pac-12 mainstays USC and UCLA to move to the Big Ten in 2024 has sent shock waves through college sports. What does it mean for college basketball? -
After a year of radical change, what happens next?
Yes, NIL has helped NCAA athletes put money in their pockets. But it's also helped them realize their power moving forward. -
Bilas: Why NIL has been good for college sports ... and the hurdles that remain
Jay Bilas looks at the benefits and ongoing challenges on the subject. -
Pac-12 accelerates media rights negotiations
The Pac-12 is pushing up negotiations for its next media rights agreements in the wake of the decision by UCLA and USC to leave for the Big Ten. -
Pac-12 eyeing expansion after UCLA, USC exit
Pac-12 presidents and chancellors were authorized Friday to "explore all expansion options" for the conference after USC and UCLA decided to join the Big Ten in 2024. -
Nova-Michigan St. highlight Gavitt Tipoff Games
Coming off a Final Four appearance, Villanova and new coach Kyle Neptune will face Tom Izzo's Michigan State in one of the major attractions of the seventh Gavitt Tipoff Games. -
USC, UCLA approved to move to Big Ten in 2024
USC and UCLA were notified Thursday night that their application to join the Big Ten has been accepted. -
EX-NBA PG Strickland hired as LIU hoops coach
Former NBA point guard Rod Strickland is the new men's basketball coach at Long Island University. -
Bates, ex-No. 1 recruit, leaves Memphis for EMU
Emoni Bates, a No. 1 recruit coming out of high school before playing his freshman season at Memphis, announced Wednesday that he is transferring to Eastern Michigan. -
Williams, Calhoun among 9 to college hoops hall
Five coaches -- Roy Williams, Jim Calhoun, John Beilein, Lon Kruger and Jerry Krause -- have been named to the National College Basketball Hall of Fame along with former players Richard Hamilton, Larry Miller, Frank Selvy and Jimmy Walker.