From the piece, "The Wildcats return the co-Big East player of the year in the backcourt, and I don' think he's the best player in the group. Arcidiacono should get a lot of freedom to create both on and off ball as Brunson will come in and become a legitimate force in the Big East. He was MVP of the U19 World Championships this summer, and his game is tailor made for college basketball. Beyond them, Hart is the ultimate glue guy as a 3-and-D-type. Booth gives them depth at both guard positions, and DiVincenzo and Bridges will allow them to stay well rested. A deep group that could allow coach Jay Wright to even go with four guards at times."

Who did Wally steal it from? His brother, Ellwood Ellenson.

The Red Storm are in the mix! They will play as a host in the first round against the Boston University Terriers on Saturday, November 14 at 7 p.m. ET.

Gonzaga's Kyle Wiltjer, Iowa State's Georges Niang, Oklahoma's Buddy Hield, and LSU's Ben Simmons round out the All-Americans.

Watson was snubbed from the Top 20 transfer list CBS put out earlier Sunday.

Congrats to all the winners! Highlighting the award winners is Offensive Player of the Year Fabian Herbers of Creighton, Midfielder of the Year Timo Pitter of Creighton, Defensive Player of the Year Joshua Yaro of Georgetown, Co-Goalkeepers of the Year Dallas Jaye of Xavier and Connor Sparrow of Creighton and, finally, Freshman of the Year JT Marcinkowski of Georgetown.

That's certainly interesting. Brunk, Jackson, and Phinisee are all from Indiana, while Loewe is from Wisconsin, and Moutrie is from Washington, DC.

Well... this is absolutely fantastic. I don't know how else to describe it.

Schnazzy, wouldn't you say? The Jays will debut these tonight in their home debut vs. Upper Iowa in an exhibition matchup.

There was some confusion after Jon Rothstein tweeted the Bulldogs would be in the Wooden Legacy earlier this week.