Zeke Nnaji is entering the 2020 NBA Draft, leaving Arizona after his freshman season.

Nnaji is ranked No. 34 by ESPN for the draft class. Nnaji was named Pac-12 Freshman of the Year and also received All-Pac-12 first-team honors.

"Ever since 4th grade I have had the dream of playing professional basketball in the NBA. After consulting with my family and praying about it, we have submitted the required paperwork to the league office. I'm officially making myself available for the draft," Nnaji told ESPN in an email.

Nnaji averaged 16.1 points and 8.6 rebounds per game.

"It still feels like I'm dreaming because I have never heard of anything like this pandemic happening," Nnaji told ESPN. "Now I'm back at home in Minnesota. I just started doing some light workouts, and I'll continue to ramp things up in the coming weeks. Every now and again, I still go back mentally to Wednesday, March 11th, going through my process of getting ready to play USC before the season was canceled. Now it's time to move forward to the next level, so I'm doing everything possible to maximize this process.

"This is all new to me but I have continued to pray for all the health workers on the front line of this pandemic," Nnaji added. "I can't imagine what their families are going through. I'm continuing to take precautions and do my part through social distancing, but I'm also finding ways to get my work in as much as possible."

The NCAA announced that winter sports athletes will not be given an extra year of college eligibility.

The organization extended the eligibility of spring athletes for another year due to their season getting cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The NCAA reasoned that the regular seasons for many winter sports were already completed, thus declining to extend eligibility.

Mac McClung will enter the 2020 NBA draft, leaving Georgetown after his sophomore season.

"I have declared for the 2020 NBA Draft while also maintaining eligibility," McClung told ESPN in a text message. "I have submitted my form to the Undergraduate Advisory Committee, and sent in paperwork to the league office. I have also signed with an NBA/NCAA certified agent which gives me an opportunity to go through this process while also maintaining eligibility."

McClung has a big social media following due to his explosive dunks and deep pull-up three-pointers.

Cliff Omoruyi committed to Rutgers, giving the school its highest recruiting prospect since Mike Rosario in 2008.

The 6-foot-10 Omoruyi is ranked No.49 on ESPN's Top 100 for his class.

Omoruyi picked Rutgers over Arizona State and Auburn.

Omoruyi is part of a four-player Rutgers class that also includes Mawot Mag, Dean Reiber and Oskar Palmquist. 

Freshman Johnny Juzang announced that he will transfer from Kentucky.

"What a ride. This last year at Kentucky was one of the best experiences of my life. I grew so much not only as a player, but as a young man as well. I'd like to thank all my coaches, my brothers, the trainers, the staff, BBN, and everyone who made this year so special. From the bottom of my heart I'm going to miss this place. With lots of thought and consideration, I've decided to put my name into the transfer portal," tweeted Juzang.

Juzang was the 30th ranked recruit in ESPN's Top 100 in 2019.

Juzang averaged 2.9 points and 1.9 rebounds on the season.

Shaka Smart will return as the head coach of University of Texas next season.

"Shaka's our coach. Nothing's changed. We won five of the last six down the stretch, finished third in the conference. We have a good team coming back. Nothing's changed on my end," said Athletic Director Chris Del Conte.

Smart was reportedly on the hot seat due to not making the NCAA tournament in two of the previous three seasons.

Texas has yet to win a tournament game with Smart as the head coach.

Smart would have been owed $10 million if he were fired this spring.

Canadian prospect Josh Primo announced his commitment to Alabama.

"I am grateful to all of the schools that have recruited me during this process, however it is time to make a decision. I'm excited to say that this fall, I will be attending the University of Alabama!! Roll Tide!!" said Primo.

The 17-year-old Primo emerged as one of the top international prospects for his age group.

Primo is currently projected as a mid-first round pick in the 2021 NBA Draft by ESPN.

The NCAA board of governors will distribute $225 million to Division I schools in June instead of the $600 million they had planned to distribute.

With the cancelation of the NCAA basketball tournament due to COVID-19, revenues will be down dramatically for the amateur athletic body.

The NCAA generates most of its revenue from TV and marketing rights from the men's basketball tournament, along with ticket sales from national championship events.

"We are living in unprecedented times not only for higher education but for the entire nation and around the globe as we face the COVID-19 public health crisis," Michael V. Drake, NCAA board of governors chairman and Ohio State president, said in a statement. "As an Association, we must acknowledge the uncertainties of our financial situation and continue to make thoughtful and prudent decisions on how we can assist conferences and campuses in supporting student-athletes now and into the future."

Radford guard Carlik Jones has entered the transfer portal, and will have one more year of eligibility remaining.

Jones, the Big South Player of the Year, averaged 20.0 points and 5.5 assists on the season.

Jones is in the top two of available transfers, alongside Bowling Green's Justin Turner. 

Onyeka Okongwu is declaring for the 2020 NBA Draft, leaving USC after his freshman season.

“I’m going to forgo my last three years,” Okongwu said.

Okongwu is widely expected to be a lottery pick.

“I honestly have a lot of confidence in myself and I think I established my name this freshman year and I’ve shown that I can play with anyone,” he said. “It gives me more confidence in this decision because I feel like I can develop my game on the next level and really be successful."

“I feel like I can go anywhere in the first round if I keep working during this pre-draft stuff and never lose focus,” he added.