Players will have until Jan. 16 to enter their name into the NCAA database. It is the only window this year for underclassmen to switch schools.

The NCAA will not allow players who signed NBA contracts to return to college basketball, Charlie Baker said, addressing growing concerns over eligibility rules.

NCAA president Charlie Baker said in a statement this week players with NBA contracts aren't eligible to play college basketball.

College football Hall of Famer Urban Meyer has been appointed to the board of trustees at New College in Sarasota.

Arkansas coach John Calipari slammed the NCAA's rules after James Nnaji's unprecedented mid-season commitment to Baylor following his 2023 NBA Draft selection.

College Football Playoff ticket prices continue to plummet for the quarterfinals, and the market is basically making the NCAA's next move for them.

With eligibility questions and controversies making headlines during the ongoing college basketball season, NCAA president Charlie Baker released a statement Tuesday that said players who previously signed NBA contracts cannot play in the collegiate ranks.

The ruling comes after Baylor signed James Nnaji, a 2023 NBA second-round pick who had been playing professionally in Europe.

Thank goodness. Simply put, if you’re in the NBA, you should not be allowed to return to college basketball.

Other names to keep in mind are forward Oscar Hemming, who recently enrolled at Boston College for the second half of the season, and center Ilia Morozov of Miami University, who at 17, is the youngest player in college hockey.