How college basketball recruiting could change in the 2020s

Posted Nov 24, 2019
Name, image, and likeness is looming as a significant factor. How does it impact college basketball recruiting? Will there be any shortage of car dealerships, local restaurants, and businesses lining up to get a Cole Anthony to sign autographs in Chapel Hill? Nope. But, what nobody has talked about is that these places won’t exactly have unlimited resources. (Rivals.com)

Related: College Basketball Recruiting

High school basketball showcase back in Raleigh: Day 1 John Wall Invitational winners
Score one for South Carolina's top high school junior recruit in a head-to-head matchup with North Carolina's best. In a game featuring a pair of...
Sat Dec 27, 2025

Duke’s Jon Scheyer watches Jordan Smith Jr. go off in City of Palms championship game
Jordan Smith Jr. went off in the City of Palms championship game Tuesday. Duke coach Jon Scheyer was there to watch him. Smith went for...
Sat Dec 27, 2025

Cole Cloer To Enroll Early With NC State Basketball
After signing with NC State basketball during the early period, Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy 4-star small forward Cole Cloer is set to reclassify and enroll...
Fri Dec 26, 2025

Get to know 2028 big man Logan Chwastyk
Logan Chwastyk is a 6-foot-10 center from Malvern (Pa.) who plays for Malvern Prep and Team Final on the Nike EYBL circuit. Chwastyk Is currently...
Thu Dec 25, 2025