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Mikey Williams entered the transfer portal in April after spending one season playing for the UCF Knights. He joined the Sacramento State Hornets who also appointed Shaquille O'Neal as their general manager and Mike Bibby as their new coach last month. On Tuesday, Williams shared clips on his Instagram stories during an intense session on the court, his first one since arriving in Sacramento. He captioned the story:"First real day back on the court, 3 months since I dislocated my knee.

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Michigan State guard Jaden Akins finished his Spartans career on a high, leading the team to a regular-season Big Ten title and the Elite Eight of the 2025 NCAA Tournament before they were beaten by the No. 1-seeded Auburn Tigers. Akins played his entire four-year college basketball career with the Spartans. On Tuesday, he announced on Instagram that he had signed up with sports agency "Priority Sports" ahead of the 2025 NBA draft in June. Akins had a message for NBA teams.

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Former Memphis guard PJ Haggerty starred for the Tigers under coach Penny Hardaway, helping to lead the team to the AAC regular-season and Tournament titles. On Tuesday, the reigning AAC Player of the Year withdrew his name from the NBA draft and announced a new transfer destination.

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Former USC Trojans guard Avery Howell stepped into the breach when standout star JuJu Watkins got injured in the Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. Howell, who was a sixth woman for most of the season, announced her entry into the transfer portal after the Trojans' season was ended by the UConn Huskies at the Elite Eight stage of the Big Dance. Howell committed to the Washington Huskies last month and has been showing her 18,000 Instagram fans how she has been settling in at her new program.

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Former Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski is renowned for his glory-filled years at the helm of the Blue Devils, which spanned 42 years. Coach K, as he came to be known, led the Blue Devils to 13 regular-season and 15 ACC Tournament titles, 13 Final Fours and five national titles during his reign. The Duke legend was appointed in 1980 after he turned around the struggling Army Black Knights, but his reception in Durham was less than enthusiastic after he took the job left behind by Bill Foster.