I mean he could’ve made a ton of money overseas. Basketball is a global sport; there’s really no reason to quit if you don’t make the NBA (unless you have no professional-caliber potential).Donovan Dent has…
*checks notes*
… uh… retired… from basketball.
UCLA’s Donovan Dent retires from basketball
UCLA basketball watched Donovan Dent flourish on the hardwood for one season. That's now become the last time he'll play.sports.yahoo.com
This is what playing for Mick Cronin does to people lolDonovan Dent has…
*checks notes*
… uh… retired… from basketball.
UCLA’s Donovan Dent retires from basketball
UCLA basketball watched Donovan Dent flourish on the hardwood for one season. That's now become the last time he'll play.
Donovan Dent has…
*checks notes*
… uh… retired… from basketball.
UCLA’s Donovan Dent retires from basketball
UCLA basketball watched Donovan Dent flourish on the hardwood for one season. That's now become the last time he'll play.
Feels like everyone lost their mind this off-season about KY and their roster seems...fine?
Torvik has them 34 in his preseason model. Pretty far below Kentucky fan expectations.
With Moreno factored in?
Plenty of investing buzzwords there to make it sound good. Wonder how these sorts of contracts interact with the conference. Is this just another non-conference scheduling move? The idea that anything of this nature can last into the 2030s seems dicey, given how fast the sport is changing, but who knows. With top brands and a good media partner, no reason it couldn't.
If RJ Luis plays really well for LSU, could an NBA team pluck him from the roster in the middle of the season since he would not be subject to being draft eligible for a second time?
makes it illegal for coaches to leave their teams before the season concludes and schools cannot hire coaches before a season concludes — something those on Capitol Hill refer to the “Lane Kiffin Rule,”Key senators strike bipartisan deal on sweeping college sports reform with transfer, eligibility and cap enforcement
The bill — named the Protect College Sports Act — would preclude the creation of a so-called “super league”; create an agent registry limiting fees to 5%; permit the pooling of media rights; and bar coaches from leaving their team before the season ends.
