College Basketball

Report: Flory Bidunga Withdraws From 2026 NBA Draft

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Flory Bidunga will indeed play for the Louisville men’s basketball program. The former Kansas forward/center and Cardinals transfer commit is officially withdrawing from the 2026 NBA Draft and will play the upcoming 2026-27 season at UofL, according to On3’s Joe Tipton. Advertisement When Bidunga declared his intent to enter the portal back on Apr. 2, he also …

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Pat Kelsey’s Louisville Receive Massive Boost As Kansas Transfer Withdraws from NBA Draft

The Louisville Cardinals, coached by Pat Kelsey, just received a major boost for their 2026-27 season roster as a transferee has officially withdrawn from this year’s NBA Draft. On Monday, May 25, former Kansas Jayhawks forward Flory Bidunga has rescinded his application to the draft to return to college basketball and play for Louisville. The young talent did so just …

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“Because He’s Not Good”: Fans Make Feelings Clear as Flory Bidunga Pulls Out of NBA Draft

Flory Bidunga has officially pulled out of the 2026 NBA Draft and will return to college for another year, which probably would not have surprised many considering he wasn’t a guaranteed early pick in this year’s draft. His return to college, however, won’t be back at the Kansas Jayhawks, where he was instrumental across a short spell alongside other top …

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“More of a Financial Decision”: Rick Pitino Makes Brutally Honest Admission for March Madness Hero’s Departure from St. John’s

St. John’s Red Storm coach Rick Pitino understands why his senior, Dylan Darling, has suddenly departed from his team, even after his all-time March Madness moment last season. Back in mid-April, Darling announced through his Instagram account that he is leaving the Red Storm and is transferring to the Grand Canyon Lopes for the 2026-27 season. Darling entered the transfer …

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Looking back at AJ Dybantsa’s best BYU performances

AJ Dybantsa provided hundreds of highlights during his freshman year at BYU. But one moment in particular stands out most for me. It wasn’t part of a special showcase matchup or prestigious TV window. It didn’t come in a tournament setting, nor against an NCAA Tournament team. BYU didn’t even win the game where it happened. Advertisement Instead, it occurred …

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How NCAA’s New International Guidance Affects UCLA

The NCAA recently issued new guidance on the eligibility of former overseas professionals, which could affect some of UCLA’s own talents. Recently, the NCAA announced that any student-athletes who “entered an agreement with, competed on or received compensation from a team that participates in a league with minimum compensation that exceeds actual and necessary expenses,” are ineligible for collegiate sports. …

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Why UNC’s Veesaar Making Right Decision This Summer

Former North Carolina big man Henri Veesaar is unlikely to return to Chapel Hill next season, and many are feeling as though that is the right decision for his future. Veesaar started out his college career as a reserve for the Arizona Wildcats. He spent three seasons in Tucson, getting better each year in all aspects of the game, before …

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2026 NBA Draft scouting report: Jayden Quaintance

Kentucky Wildcats forward Jayden Quaintance spins a basketball while being introduced at the 2025 Big Blue Madness at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025. | Matt Stone/The Courier Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images As the 2026 NBA Draft approaches and the Hawks look to inject athleticism, length and rim protection into a frontcourt still …

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Grading Leon Bond III Addition for Iowa State Basketball

Coming off a really strong campaign, the Iowa State Cyclones had to make a lot of moves after the NCAA Tournament was over in order to rebuild their roster. As expected with such a great season, the Cyclones had some seniors that graduated and another player that left to test the NBA and the transfer portal. While the status surrounding …

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UCLA’s Donovan Dent retires from basketball

UCLA’s Donovan Dent retires from basketball appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here. UCLA basketball witnessed Donovan Dent fight off injuries before embarking on his pro career. But that chapter became truncated as of Sunday. Dent’s 2026 March Madness run with the Bruins now becomes his final roundball appearance in officially retiring. Advertisement Advertisement …

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Kentucky Wildcats News: John Pelphrey talks Unforgettables and his time at UK

There are few teams as beloved through Kentucky Basketball history as the 1991-1992 team, led by The Unforgettables – Richie Farmer, Sean Woods, Deron Feldhaus, and John Pelphrey. Those four helped lead Kentucky Basketball through one of its roughest periods during probation and helped lead Kentucky to an Elite 8 appearance in 1992. Advertisement Pelphrey, a native of Paintsville, KY, …

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You Tube Gold: Coach K Adorama

Mike Krzyzewski has many gifts, but one that’s key to the rest is time management. During his time at Duke, Coach K has successfully managed careers in speaking, radio, the U.S. Olympic team, advising the NBA, and memorable commercials. You could never do that much if you didn’t have brilliant time management abilities. Advertisement We thought it would be fun …

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