College Basketball

1. Ranking the 25 best recruiting classes of the one-and-done era

   Based solely on where players were ranked coming out of high school, and not a ranking of which classes turned out to be the best, which groups come out on top?

2. What's going to happen to college basketball transfers in 2020-21?

   The NCAA's transfer rule won't change in time for 2020-21, which has left a large group of players in a holding pattern. Here's what we know about their status.

3. Transfer rankings for this season and beyond

   Transfer market still has some key names seeking homes for 2020-21.

4. Iowa's Garza on fence over NBA draft 'unknown'

   Luka Garza, the Wooden Award runner-up last season, said he'll make his decision about returning to school or turning pro based on the conversations and interviews he'll have with NBA executives in the coming weeks and months.

5. Power 5 leagues want athlete compensation law

   The Power 5 conference commissioners are asking Congress to move forward with federal legislation regarding compensation for college athletes.

6. NCAA offers plan for athletes to return to campus

   The NCAA released a detailed plan -- offered as guidance, consistent with federal and local public health guidelines -- to help schools bring athletes back to campus.

7. Former Arizona star Terry returning as assistant

   Arizona hired former Wildcats star Jason Terry as an assistant basketball coach Thursday.

8. UK, Notre Dame renew ties with 3-year series

   Kentucky and Notre Dame, who haven't played a regular-season game against each other since 2012, have signed a three-year deal in which each school will host a home game and the third will be played at a neutral site.

9. Gophers limit ties with police after man's death

   The University of Minnesota announced it will "no longer contract the Minneapolis Police Department" for large on-campus events, including football games, following an incident Monday in which a man died in police custody.

10. Basketball Hall pushing enshrinement to 2021

    Jerry Colangelo, chairman of the board of governors for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, told ESPN on Wednesday that enshrinement ceremonies for the star-studded Class of 2020 will be moved to spring 2021.