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profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
It is not every day that a player walks away from a Dawn Staley team. But MiLaysia Fulwiley has done just that. She played two seasons as one of South Carolina’s best and even helped the Gamecocks go undefeated in their national title run in 2023. Fulwiley was also part of the runner-up team in 2024. However, a few weeks after the loss to UConn, Fulwiley entered the transfer portal. She has now officially committed to none other than SEC rival LSU.
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1 day ago | 
profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
After a rather dismal season that saw Joel Embiid sidelined with a knee injury and Paul George battling fitness challenges of his own, the Philadelphia 76ers are desperate for a fresh start. The team finished at the bottom of the Atlantic Division this past season, but draft luck seems to have favored them. The 76ers landed the third pick in the 2025 NBA Draft and used it to draft Baylor Bears star VJ Edgecombe.
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profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
The Washington Wizards did not win the lottery. But they seem to have landed one of the best names in this year’s draft. The Wizards have drafted Texas star Tre Johnson at No. 6. Johnson, who averaged 19.9 points to lead all freshmen, is the highest Longhorns pick since Mohamed Bamba in 2018. Washington is coming off an 18-win season and is in search of hope. And Johnson, who dropped 39 points on Arkansas and shot nearly 40% from three, might just be that.
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1 day ago | 
profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
At the 2025 NBA Draft, chaos came early. The Portland Trail Blazers, who had the No. 11 pick, decided to switch up at the last moment. The selection went to the Memphis Grizzlies. In return, they received veteran Desmond Bane. Despite trading a veteran, the Grizzlies have not lost out because they made a move nobody saw coming — they grabbed a name that was not on mock drafts this high, landing Cedric Coward.
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profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
Draft Day finally arrived, and many eyes have been on Walter Clayton Jr.Florida has not exactly been producing top NBA talent in recent years, but Clayton Jr. seemed to have changed that. After a senior season in which he led the Gators to their first national title in 18 years, the 6-foot-2 player was on everybody’s list. He was nailing interviews and having the best of drills, too. Clayton Jr. had interest from teams like the Nets, Heat, and Jazz.
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1 day ago | 
profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
Tre Johnson has been on the NBA radar for a while now. He was ranked No. 5 in the nation by ESPN, 247Sports Composite, and Rivals for the class of 2024. Johnson is a 6-foot-5 guard who scored 2,563 career points during his four-year prep career. He finished his senior year at Link Academy after playing his first three seasons at Lake Highlands High School in Dallas. During his time at Lake Highlands, he earned both Mr. Basketball in Texas and MaxPreps National Junior of the Year.
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4 days ago | 
profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
In today’s NBA, if a player is a 6’9″ forward who can create his own shot and make plays for others, scouts are going to pay attention. And that is precisely what Illinois forward prospect Will Riley brings to the table. It is also why he is one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2025 NBA Draft. The Canadian Illini product may not have a long list of collegiate stats, but his versatility and upside have caught everyone’s attention.
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4 days ago | 
profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
VJ Edgecombe could make Baylor history on Wednesday night. He is only 19 years old and a freshman guard, and yet, Edgecombe is projected to be a top-five pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Some mock drafts even have him going third overall to the Philadelphia 76ers. If that happens, Edgecombe would become one of the highest-drafted players in Baylor history. Edgecombe’s stock continues to rise, and so do the comments from NBA analysts who compare him to elite NBA talent — both past and present.
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5 days ago | 
profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
It’s been a pretty sweet start to John Calipari’s tenure at Arkansas. The veteran head coach took the Razorbacks to a 22-14 finish in the 2024–25 season and an 8-10 finish in SEC play. The Razorbacks also had a Sweet 16 run. While it was Arkansas’ 15th appearance at that stage, it was the first one under Calipari. Now, with 877 career wins to his name, he’s tied with Jim Calhoun at No. 7 on the all-time Division I coaching list.
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5 days ago | 
profootballnetwork.com | Shivani Menon
When Deion Sanders joins, change is an expected second step. And Boulder has been witnessing some of it. As Coach Prime enters year three as the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, the transformation continues. This time, it is underfoot. Last year, Folsom Field celebrated its 100th birthday. And just a year later, it is changing its feel entirely. The university announced plans to revamp the field earlier this offseason.
