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Alabama's Holloway plans to enroll in fall, aims to rejoin team

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Updated Apr 3, 3:08 PM ET

Following Friday's reversal of his campus ban after his recent arrest, Alabama's Aden Holloway is planning to enroll in fall classes and hoping to rejoin the team next season pending the outcome of his legal case, his attorney told ESPN.

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Nebraska’s Fred Hoiberg named Associated Press Coach of the Year after breakthrough season

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Updated Apr 3, 3:40 PM ET

Fred Hoiberg of Nebraska was named The Associated Press men’s basketball coach of the year on Friday following a 28-win season that included the Cornhuskers’ first NCAA Tournament win and a run to the Sweet 16. Hoiberg received 17 votes from a 61-person media panel, edging Duke’s Jon Scheyer (13) to become the Big Ten’s first national coach of the year since Michigan’s Juwan Howard in 2021. Arizona’s Tommy Lloyd received 11 votes.

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Caleb Wilson Could Vault Into Top Three Despite Injury-Plagued Freshman Season

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North Carolina freshman Caleb Wilson entered the season as the No. 4 prospect in ESPN's top 100 rankings and took a major developmental leap before injuries derailed his momentum. Despite breaking his left hand in February and his right thumb in practice while working toward a postseason return, Wilson has quietly built a strong case for a top-three selection. "I think he could easily go three," an Eastern Conference scout said. "I could see him being preferred to Boozer there." The physical,...

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Duke freshman forward Cameron Boozer named The Associated Press men's national player of the year

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Updated Apr 3, 4:35 PM ET

Cameron Boozer was at the center of everything for Duke this season. “You just want to affect winning in whatever way you can,” Boozer said. The high-end NBA prospect did that all season for a team that won 35 games, reached No. 1 in the AP Top 25 poll, claimed the top overall seed for March Madness and reached the NCAA Tournament's Elite Eight.

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