Doug McDermott was a unanimous choice for the AP All-American First Team. McDermott is the first player to be on the All-American team in three straight seasons since Patrick Ewing and Wayman Tisdale in 1985.

Shabazz Napier, Sean Kilpatrick and Russ Smith were also seniors named to the All-American First Team, while Jabari Parker was the fifth member.

The second team consisted of Nick Johnson, Andrew Wiggins, Nik Stauskas, Melvin Ejim and T.J. Warren.

Orlando Antigua has accepted the head coaching position at South Florida.

Antigua is an assistant coach at Kentucky.

Antigua played collegiately at Pittsburgh and joined John Calipari's coaching staff at Memphis in 2008.

Jordan Clarkson has decided to leave Missouri for the 2014 NBA Draft.

Clarkson averaged 17.5 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game this season as a junior after transferring from Tulsa.

Clarkson is expected to be a late first round pick as a big, athletic guard capable of playing both shooting guard and point.

Andrew Wiggins will announce his decision to declare for the 2014 NBA Draft in a press conference on Monday.

Wiggins averaged 17.1 points and 5.9 rebounds per game for Kansas.

Wiggins indicated in November that he planned on spending just one season at Kansas.

Wiggins is expected to be a top-3 pick in the draft.

Mike Montgomery is considering retiring from coaching. Multiple sources said Montgomery had been leaning toward retirement as late as last week.

Sources told ESPN.com that Cal has sought out the help of a search firm and has investigated the possibility of successors in light of the Final Four coming up this week in Arlington, Texas, where coaches will congregate.

Montgomery previously coached at Stanford and in the NBA with the Golden State Warriors.

Walter McCarthy is interested in the Boston College coaching job.

McCarthy is considered an intriguing candidate due to the potential he has in recruiting in the Boston area.

McCarthy is currently an assistant coach with the Boston Celtics.

Anthony Lee will transfer from Temple to Ohio State.

Lee will be able to play immediate as a graduate transfer.

Lee averaged 13.6 points and 8.6 rebounds per game for Temple last season.

Marquette is targeting Cuonzo Martin and Ben Howland as its top candidates to replace Buzz Williams.

Williams left for Virginia Tech last week.

Martin is currently head coach at Tennessee.

Kevin Ware will transfer from the University of Louisville to finish his college basketball career at another school.

"We wish Kevin Godspeed," Rick Pitino said.

Ware gained national attention last season after suffering a gruesome broken leg in the Elite Eight.

Ware averaged 1.7 points in nine games this season and sustained an injury to the same leg.

Ware hopes to transfer somewhere close to his family and is considering Auburn and Georgia State. He once committed to Bruce Pearl at Tennessee.

Kyle Anderson will leave UCLA to declare for the 2014 NBA Draft.

“Kyle is totally prepared mentally to come out,” Kyle Anderson Sr. told SNY.tv earlier this season. “He knows he’ll have to get adjusted to the rigors and physicality of the NBA but mentally he’s always been a little more mature than the average age he’s at.

“His approach to the game right now is that of a person who knows this is going to be my job, this is going to be my livelihood.”

Anderson is currently projected by DraftExpress as the 19th overall pick.