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Thursday, November 21, 2024
In our latest podcast, we spend a lot of time looking at what the Commission on College Basketball came up with, as their report was just produced. We also look at the NBA Draft and transfers, which have many rosters potentially in flux for next season.
The NBA Draft is in the books, and youth was served more than ever. Plus a big drop for a one-time top projection, some undrafted players, and a light night for international selections.
In our latest podcast, we talk about the NBA Draft, of course, but spend much more time on the happenings at Ohio State and Louisville and the implications starting next season.
Over a year ago, big men Kennedy Meeks and Przemek Karnowski were in very different places. Both were on the floor playing for a national title in April, and now hope for another similar result on NBA Draft night.
In our latest podcast, we start with the NBA Draft Lottery, then talk about a big pickup for Duke, important transfers, the coaching carousel winding down and much more.
Sindarius Thornwell was once on NBA radars, but had fallen off of them. After a big run in March, however, NBA teams have their eye on him, and getting drafted seems like a realistic possibility.
In our first off-season edition, we look back on the season that just ended, including redemption for one team and a big development for a conference that has had more questions than success on the hardwood. We also look at players coming and going, as well as big coaching news on a day where there was a lot of it.
We look back at the recent NBA Draft on a few levels, then touch on some recent news more directly affecting the college game as well as recruiting in this all-important month for that.
The past season was a big one for seniors in college, but that didn’t translate into much with the NBA Draft. It’s the latest reminder that the college game and NBA are different.
Once upon a time, big men were valued more highly than players at other positions who were of a similar talent level. If the 2016 NBA Draft is any indication, that time is in the past.
