North Carolina freshman forward Ed Davis will not enter the NBA Draft despite speculation that he could be a top five pick. NBA scouts have expressed a lot of interest in Davis, who averaged 6.7 points and 6.6 rebounds per game as the Tar Heels’ sixth man.

Portland State has promoted assistant coach Tyler Geving to head coach. Geving replaces Ken Bone, who left the Vikings to take Washington State’s head coaching position.

With the season complete, many players are contemplating their future, and the NBA beckons for the best in the nation. Here is a list of some other players who declared for the draft this past week.

Kentucky junior guard Michael Porter announced that he is leaving the Wildcats to focus on other priorities. He said he is married and will have a daughter in the near future.

Michigan State guards Korie Lucious and Chris Allen battled through foot injuries that will require surgery within the next week. Both players are expected to recover in about two months.

Northern Arizona has extended the contract of coach Mike Adras three more years, keeping the Lumberjacks’ coach in Flagstaff through 2012.

Kansas junior guard Tyrone Appleton and freshman forward Quintrell Thomas announced that they will transfer to different teams. Both players are searching for more playing time with another team.

Siena has extended the contract of coach Fran McCaffery for six years, giving him an eight-year contract. With the Saints’ success in the past two seasons, McCaffery has become one of the top mid-major coaches mentioned for other jobs.

Sophomore guard Jeff Teague will leave open the possibility of a return to the Demon Deacons by not hiring an agent. Teague averaged 18.8 points and 3.5 assists per game.