
Jeff Borzello
Basketball Recruiting Writer at ESPN
ESPN College Basketball Insider. AP voter. Chelsea FC supporter. UDel alum. [email protected]
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700espn.com | Jeff Borzello
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espn.com | Jeff Borzello
With the transfer portal and the increasing number of international prospects going to college, the real college basketball offseason is shorter than ever. Even as you read this, rosters are still being tweaked and fine-tuned. But the final major deadline of the offseason calendar came and went on May 28, the deadline for players to withdraw their names from the NBA draft and return to college. Now, the 2025-26 college basketball landscape is finally coming into focus.
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abc7.com | Jeff Borzello
ByJeff BorzelloMonday, June 2, 2025 11:30AMWith the transfer portal and the increasing number of international prospects going to college, the real college basketball offseason is shorter than ever. Even as you read this, rosters are still being tweaked and fine-tuned. But the final major deadline of the offseason calendar came and went on May 28, the deadline for players to withdraw their names from the NBA draft and return to college.
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700espn.com | Jeff Borzello |Jeremy Woo |Jonathan Givony
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thejefffoxshow.com | Jeff Borzello |Jeremy Woo |Jonathan Givony
This post was originally published on this siteWho are biggest winners and losers from prospects’ decisions to stay or go? We answer the burning questions.
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