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John Calipari's decision to coach the Dominican Republic national team came down to whether or not he could help the island nation improve its international profile on his increasingly crowded Kentucky schedule. He was told he could. And now Lexing...

Saint Mary's didn't play a game Saturday and was a conspicuous absentee from the BracketBusters event. The Gaels took a pass on the event and are now scrambling -- for the second straight season -- to get another game that could help their powe...

The SEC, understandably ripped last March for not having a top seeded team in the NCAAs and only three teams in the NCAA tournament, continues to get good news with another high-profile conference player withdrawing from the NBA draft.

Kentucky coach John Calipari said late Thursday that he has already talked to three players who will not be returning in order to get the Wildcats down to the NCAA maximum of 13 scholarships. UK went over the maximum with the high-profile signings...

BOSTON -- Xavier's Sean Miller deserves the same treatment Gonzaga's Mark Few receives: respect that he has a great gig with no reason to leave for a perceived higher-profile job. Few gets romanced every year. He did with Indiana. It's going on now ...

Who's staying in the NBA draft? Who will return to school? With the draft deadline on Monday, some players have tough decisions to make this weekend, writes Andy Katz.

Brook watched "Sex and the City." Robin's high-profile dating card included Michelle Wie. In a no-holds-barred interview, the 7-foot Lopez twins keep the laughs rolling and dish on each other as they prepare for the NBA draft, writes Andy Katz.

With the NBA now paying for early entrants' workouts, it doesn't make sense for some players not to test the draft waters. But some high-profile players waited until the 11th hour to decide, writes Andy Katz.

Georgetown's Roy Hibbert and Indiana's D.J. White both spurned the NBA and returned to school for their senior seasons. That shouldn't be news, but it is, writes Andy Katz.

Coach Mike Davis has a sense of urgency about returning Indiana basketball to national prominence.

Why would Coach K think about leaving Duke for the NBA? Some of his fellow coaches have their theories.

Sebastian Telfair is surprisingly keeping a low profile and could be a no-show at MSG on draft night.

Robert Swift is a 7-foot high school senior keeping a low profile until his name's called in the NBA Draft's first round.

Devin Harris is the highest-profile college player left to make a decision on declaring for the NBA draft.

With Matt Doherty's departure behind them, UNC's trio of May, McCants and Felton are moving forward.

Only a first-round guarantee will keep these underclassmen from going back to school.