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

NIL deals and G League eligibility are changing college basketball faster than ever-especially for HBCUs and high school recruits.

Here's what to know about the recent surge of former NBA G League players and international pros joining college basketball.

St. John’s center Zuby Ejiofor turned in a herculean effort Saturday. He scored 33 points, grabbed 15 rebounds (11 offensive) and went to the free throw line 23 times — the most attempts by a player in a Big East game in nearly seven years.

Miami(Ohio) basketball has started the season 15-0 after having 13 losing seasons in the past 14 years. Here's how they made it happen.

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 made it clear that Chicago Bulls player Trentyn Flowers will not be playing college basketball.

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.

Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell offered a candid take on NCAA eligibility amid debate over players who have held NBA and G League contracts pursuing college basketball.

The TNT college basketball panel called St. John’s out as “soft” and not an NCAA Tournament team after the Red Storm’s latest loss to Providence on Saturday.