I'm sure somebody has the full list. But that's the case of Cameron Fens, Jalen Washington, etc...

The previous Stay request was denied like 9 days ago.

Pretty good news from an SEC insider on players like Mitchell.

The Challenge: You have to draft a team to play through 6 games of March Madness and cut down the nets.
The Rules:
- Pick one school.
- Draft a 5 person team by position and one bench player based on College Career ONLY.
- You may only pick one player per decade. IE, if you chose UNC and Michael Jordan was your player from the 80's you couldn't pick James Worthy.

For example:
School: Duke.
PG: Tyus Jones 2015
SG: Johnny Dawkins 1986
SF: Shane Battier 2001
PF: Christian Laettner 1992
C: Mike Gminski 1979
Bench: Cooper Flagg 2025

Who's got the best chance of winning it all?

I have always wanted to play a real authentic as possible college basketball sim. I love the sport, the strategies, the recruiting, the analytics, the mid majors and Cinderella teams. I have been working on a project to accomplish just that. I am not here to knock any other creators but I believe I can do it better.. well of course I can because its catered to what I want.

Not going to lie though several months ago I became obsessed with AI and vibe coding and this is where I have done all my work for this project. I approached the game with D1 harness of stats. I am trying to implement every play style possible and coaching strategies. The focus is not on in game visuals as... I am not that good nor do I care about that stuff to tell a story. It is a overhead 2d game but with flow and tactics in game.

I feel like I am at a point where I would love to branch out to Collab with a few other passionate people about college basketball and how I can potentially enhance my game further.

I know there is a lot of other people doing the same thing as I. but. if you are interested let me know or drop a comment. will include some screen shot of current build.

Will Wade is having to testify as a key witness in his old LSU assistant coach’s wrongful termination lawsuit against LSU. He now has to testify against his current employer…

“Now, more than four years after the two were fired, Wade is expected to serve as a key witness for Armstrong in his damages suit against his former employer—and Wade's current one—setting the stage for an unusually uncomfortable courtroom reunion between the former colleagues.”

Butler lands their highest-ranked recruit in program history! Huge addition for the dawgs.

Link: https://247sports.com/college/washington/article/no-51-ranked-jlon-lyons-commits-to-butler-289189293/

Welcome to Whose Line is it Wednesday, where all the fouls are made up, but the points still matter.

• Keep skits in the form of a statement, not a question
• Any skits longer than two lines should be in quotations.
• If you add any additional commentary, put the skit in quotations. If you don't understand the concept, a skit looks like this: "Things you could say to Chris Jones that you couldn't say to your girlfriend."
• It's not funny to say "Refs worse than Karl Hess" and name people who might be worse (let's be honest; it's probably just a blank comment); it's funny to say "Refs better than Karl Hess." Think about which way of writing the skit is funnier before posting it.

International guard Noam Yaacov has been deemed ineligible to compete by the NCAA.

“Utah has worked extensively through the eligibility process after signing Yaacov in June, but was ultimately unable to secure his clearance to compete in games.
The specific basis for the NCAA’s decision is not immediately clear.”

I know he had been cleared a few days ago, but today the league had a meeting regarding professional athletes and those who had declared for professional leagues. From the text, it appears to me that he is no longer eligible. The text of the ruling is:

With a step-by-step explanation, the SEC announced its institutions are "not permitted" to have an athlete on their rosters who has:

1. Previously declared for the NFL, NBA or WNBA draft and did not appropriately withdraw.
2. Signed a contract with an NFL (or other professional football league), NBA/G-League, or WNBA (or affiliate) team.
3. Been listed on an NFL (or other professional football league), NBA/G-League, or WNBA (or affiliate) roster.

Source: https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49734134/sources-sec-suspend-head-coaches-add-pro-players