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Tuscaloosa, AL

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The latest rankings with transfer portal additions from CBS Sports. Coming out of a busy week in the college basketball transfer portal with an array of impactful moves, CBS Sports' has updated its Top 25 and 1 rankings ahead of the 2024 season which reflects many of these roster changes. Alabama's surge under Nate Oats includes four transfers in the last three weeks — Clifford Omoruyi (Rutgers), Aden Holloway (Auburn), Chris Youngblood (South Florida) and Houston Mallette (Pepperdine) — which strengthens the likelihood of another deep run in the NCAA Tournament.

College basketball rankings: Top 25 and 1 update from CBS Sports after multiple 2024 portal commitments

New Jersey State

Fayetteville, AR

The Arkansas Razorbacks currently have six new scholarship additions for the Class of 2024, including. transfer Jonas Aidoo and Florida Atlantic transfer Johnell Davis who also declared for the NBA Draft when they entered the portal. Neither were on the list of 78 players invited to the NBA Draft Combine next week.

Where things stand with Arkansas' basketball roster

South Carolina State

Columbia, SC

South Carolina defensive lineman Drew Tuazama has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal, according to a Tweet from 247Sports Matt Zenitz on Wednesday afternoon. In his one year at South Carolina after transferring from UAB, Tuazama played in five games and tallied one tackle which came against Georgia. The other four games Tuazama played in came against North Carolina, Furman, Mississippi State and Florida.

South Carolina DL Drew Tuazama enters NCAA Transfer Portal

Winston-salem, NC

The portal never sleeps, but this time for Wake Forest football it's an addition versus subtraction as former Lenoir-Rhyne cornerback C'Darius Kelley announced his commitment to Wake Forest for his final year of eligibility. The Greensboro, Georgia native has one year of eligibility remaining. West Virginia recently offered but Kelley...

Wake Forest lands transfer cornerback C'Darius Kelley

Knoxville, TN

KINGSPORT, Tenn. – Seven months out from his season-ending injury in the win against South Carolina,. wide receiver Bru McCoy continues to make good progress in his recovery process. Vols head coach Josh Heupel shared a positive update on the sixth-year senior and his outlook for the upcoming season ahead of the final Big Orange Caravan stop in the Tri-Cities on Wednesday night. McCou “should be ready” for the start of the season, Heupel said at the final of four stops on the annual fan-event tour.

Josh Heupel shares positive update on Bru McCoy as Vols WR continues injury recovery

Denver, CO

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Opinion: The smell of death in Denver

Indiana State

Bloomington, IN

For a seventh consecutive year, Indiana basketball has signed a top-30 national recruit in the final 247Sports class rankings. On Wednesday, 247Sports unveiled its final Class of 2024 rankings. McDonald's All-American wing and Indiana signee Bryson Tucker is ranked No. 28 nationally in the class, the No. 10 small forward and No. 2 prospect from Virginia.

Indiana signee Bryson Tucker ranked No. 28 nationally in final 247Sports Class of 2024 rankings

Raleigh, NC

RALEIGH, N.C. -- No. 23 NC State remains a high-end No. 2 seed in the latest projections for the NCAA Tournament released this week. Though it currently sits on the outside looking in, the Wolfpack controls its own destiny down at a crucial point in the regular season. After the...

Pack9 slated as No. 2 seed in Field of 64 projections, controls own destiny late in season

Gainesville, FL

During the offseason, much of the focus is on the new arrivals and expected departures from the roster as the transfer portal window unfolds. Though, for the Florida men's basketball team, there's significant focus being placed internally on the returning players in the fold, particularly the promising freshmen pairing in the frontcourt of Alex Condon and Thomas Haugh, along with guard Denzel Aberdeen.

'Really important for us to keep': Golden emphasizes importance of returning Aberdeen, freshmen forwards

John Calipari's first high school recruiting class as Arkansas head coach is one of the best in the country. That was in the final Top247 basketball rankings for the Class of 2024 on Wednesday. With the transfer portal window officially closed and the majority of rosters beginning to take shape,...

Trio of future Razorbacks land in final Top247 ranking

Nashville, TN

Kingsport, TN

The fourth and final stop of the Big Orange Caravan was in the Tri-Cities on Wednesday night – here’s what Tennessee head football coach Josh Heupel said beforehand. KINGSPORT, Tenn. – Three of Tennessee’s most prominent head coaches and athletic director Danny White wrapped up their four-stop Big Orange Caravan tour in the Tri-Cities on Wednesday night. It’s the height of the offseason for head football coach Josh Heupel, but the fourth-year leader of the Vols still had plenty to talk about during his media session prior to the program for the fans. The Kingsport stop had the highest turnout after visits to Nashville, Chattanooga and Memphis last week.

Everything Josh Heupel said before the final stop of the Big Orange Caravan

Harvard, MA

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By Tilly R. Robinson and Neil H. Shah, Crimson Staff Writers. Harvard Sociology assistant professor Christina J. Cross was accused of plagiarism in an anonymous complaint to Harvard’s Office of Research Integrity, conservative activist Christopher F. Rufo reported in the City Journal — the fourth Black woman at Harvard who studies race or social justice to be accused of plagiarism.

Fourth Black Female Harvard Scholar Accused of Plagiarism Amid Assault on DEI Initiatives

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WSU hoops has chance to go from special to great, says Donald Watts

PULLMAN -- As Cougar Nation unpacked the news of Kyle Smith departing for Stanford, Donald Watts joined Ian Furness on KJR Radio Monday afternoon to offer...

WSU hoops has chance to go from special to great, says Donald Watts

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