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Answering 13 big questions on the NBA draft: Best pick? Best class? Best fit?
Who was the best value pick? Why were there so few trades in Round 1 of the draft? And who will win Rookie of the Year? We answered 13 questions.
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Draft grades: Why the Grizzlies get the only A+
Which team won the NBA draft? Which picks and trades stood out? Ben Golliver grades all 30 teams.
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Biggest winners -- and question marks -- from Round 1 of the NBA draft
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Darryn Peterson after being drafted at No. 2: All the hard training paid off
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Wetzel: Dusty May could set a new precedent for college coaches in the NBA
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Who's next at Michigan? Potential candidates to replace Dusty May
First pick feeling
AJ Dybantsa credits father after being picked No. 1 in 2026 NBA draft
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Dybantsa drafted No. 1 by Wizards
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'Bet on yourself': How Yaxel Lendeborg raised his NBA stock by delaying the draft
COLLEGE HOOPS OFFSEASON
Men's Bracketology: Kentucky jumps up big with one roster move
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Latest rosters for 85 key college basketball teams: Transfers, recruits, more
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- Final Four MOP Cadeau plans to stay at Michigan
- Clippers draftee Ngoy opts for Auburn next season
- Ex-NCAA players to change point-shaving pleas
- Duke's Evans among those drafted on Night 2
- Suit alleges NCAA rule unfair to HS Class of '22
- C's White takes basketball strategy role with Buffs
- Johnson reunites with May, leads U-M trio in lottery
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NCAA Bracketology: Predicting the 2027 men's March Madness field
Can one player be the difference between a first-round exit and Sweet 16 run? Kentucky's projections say yes.
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NCAA tournament expansion FAQ: What you need to know now that it's official
The men's and women's basketball tournaments will expand from 68 to 76 teams. Here's how it will work.
