College Basketball

1. 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?

2. 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.

3. 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.

4. 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.

5. 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.

6. 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.

7. 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.

8. 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.

9. 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.

10. 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.