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Dusty May leaves reigning national champions Michigan for the NBA. What else is on your mind?

Michigan's president calling for reform without sacrificing "competitive advantage" is why college sports aren't getting fixed.

Southern Miss forward Clarence Weatherspoon, who went on to play in the NBA, was the first college player to guard Shaq in a game.

Boynton, an assistant for May for two seasons, is in the process of trying to convince Michigan to remove the interim tag from his title.

Whether fans love or hate Duke, the 1990s were a transformational time for the blue-blood program.

Ngoy, who played in a French league before committing to Auburn, was not looking to be drafted and was surprised when he was selected.

Tyran Stokes leads a class that is not generating much enthusiasm among NBA executives and scouts.

Since 2013, about 93 percent of draft picks have taken the AIQ. Our writer wanted to learn about the process and see how he stacked up.

The man known as "Beef Stew" will now beef up Memphis' frontcourt.

Once again, our draft expert and front-office insider are breaking down every selection as it happens.