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Michigan says Elliot Cadeau receiving medical treatment

Michigan point guard Elliot Cadeau is receiving medical attention for a possible allergic reaction before traveling to Indianapolis for the Final Four, the team said Wednesday. Detroit radio station WWJ 950 posted a video Wednesday of a covered individual being wheeled out of Michigan's player development center on a gurney and loaded into an ambulance. (ESPN)

Pitt parts ways with men’s basketball assistants Tim O’Toole, Jason Capel

Pitt basketball coach Jeff Capel might have been retained by athletic director Allen Greene — at least for 2025-26 — but early into the offseason, a pair of his assistants are being let go. Associate head coach Tim O’Toole and assistant Jason Capel, Jeff Capel’s younger brother, will not be retained for this upcoming season, a source confirmed on Tuesday. (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

Providence hires USF's Bryan Hodgson as new basketball coach

Providence has hired South Florida's Bryan Hodgson as its men's basketball coach. Hodgson joined the Friars after leading the Bulls to a 25-9 record, a bid to the NCAA tournament, and the American Conference regular-season and postseason titles in his lone season at USF. Hodgson will replace Kim English, who went 48-52 in three seasons at Providence. (ESPN)

Syracuse legend Gerry McNamara formally introduced as new Orange basketball coach

He became a legend as a player at Syracuse, helping the Orange to the program’s only national championship as a freshman in 2003. Now, his alma mater is banking on him becoming a legend on the sidelines. Syracuse University officials Monday formally introduced former star guard Gerry McNamara as the program’s ninth head basketball coach. (Associated Press)

UNC Basketball Transfer Tracker: Elliot Cadeau leads Michigan to Final Four

Elliot Cadeau exacted revenge on Alabama in one of two impressive performances that have returned Michigan to the Final Four. Meanwhile, Ian Jackson’s St. John’s team came two wins short, and Cade Tyson pursues a title on a much smaller stage. Cadeau combined for 25 points and 17 assists in Michigan's Midwest victories over Alabama and Tennessee. (Tar Heel Tribune)

NC State to hire Tennessee assistant Justin Gainey as next head men's basketball coach

NC State is set to hire Tennessee associate head coach Justin Gainey as its next head men's basketball coach. He would replace Will Wade, who left to return to LSU after one season with the Wolfpack. Gainey has been on Rick Barnes’ staff at Tennessee since 2021. He previously held that role at Marquette in 2020-21 after two seasons on the staff at Arizona. (On3.com)

UConn’s Braylon Mullins joins UNC's Seth Trimble in last-second Duke daggers

While UConn freshman Braylon Mullins joined UNC’s Seth Trimble in Duke nightmares for their last-second daggers, Sunday's collapse extended the Blue Devils’ championship-game drought. Duke hasn't reached the championship game since 2015. By contrast, UNC has played for the championship three times since then: 2016, 2017 (champions), and 2022. (Tar Heel Tribune)

Video: Jon Scheyer, Cameron Boozer Post-UConn Press Conference

Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer and forward Cameron Boozer speak with the media following the Blue Devils' 73-72 last-second loss to the UConn Huskies in the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight on Sunday. (View Video)

Michael Jordan explains why he was "all in" on NASCAR lawsuit and his vision for the sport

Michael Jordan is back in the spotlight for something he's no stranger to: winning. Jordan's NASCAR team, 23XI Racing, has been dominating this season, securing victories in four of six races so far, including the Daytona 500. Before the season kicked off, Jordan and 23XI Racing scored a settlement that could reshape the future of NASCAR. (CBS News)

NC State AD says Will Wade's resignation came in email from agent

NC State director of athletics Boo Corrigan channeled the same frustrations and bewilderment that fans were feeling Thursday in talking about coach Will Wade's sudden departure from the men's basketball program. On Tuesday night, Wade met with NC State athletics staff for two hours to discuss the state of the basketball program, Corrigan said. (WRAL.com)

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