NBA Draft is less than a month away, and now we know exactly which players will return to the NCAA and which will focus on turning pro.

Wednesday was the deadline for men's college basketball players to pull out of the NBA draft. A look at the winners and losers from the decisions.

The NCAA's NBA withdrawal deadline came and went Wednesday night, but not without some drama. In the final days and hours, numerous teams waited with bated breath as several major college stars debated -- and in some cases delayed -- their professional pursuits.

Jon Scheyer and the Duke Blue Devils were one of the four best teams in the nation during the 2024-25 college basketball season. However, there have been major changes to the roster this offseason due to the 2025 NBA Draft.

NBA draft is coming up soon and first-round mock drafts vary after likely No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg. Here's what Google Gemini AI predicts.

The Brooklyn Nets head into the 2025 NBA Draft with the eighth overall pick. Here are the best players the Nets could pick at that spot.

NBA Draft is fast approaching, with Cooper Flagg widely projected as the No. 1 overall pick. A standout freshman at Duke, Flagg has garnered comparisons to NBA stars like Jayson Tatum and Kawhi Leonard due to his exceptional two-way play and defensive versatility.

Many experts now agree that recent Duke basketball commit Cedric Coward should be among the first 30 off the board.