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The Best Players Who Could Suddenly Become Available in College Basketball
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The college basketball roster landscape could still have some surprises ahead.
Adam Finkelstein is joined by Kyle Tucker to break down the latest legal developments surrounding NCAA eligibility, including the risks of playing an athlete who could later be ruled ineligible and whether the Save College Sports Act could actually result in more players becoming eligible.
Then, Isaac Trotter joins the show for a hypothetical exercise: who are the best players who could become available if the eligibility landscape changes? The crew goes position-by-position through names including Donovan Dent, Skyy Clark, Jaden Henley, Malik Reneau, Mark Mitchell, Duke Brennan, Micah Handlogten and more.
Plus, which teams still have roster needs? From Kentucky and St. John's to Gonzaga, Michigan, Texas Tech and LSU, the crew identifies potential fits if another wave of talent suddenly hits the market.
(0:00) Latest NCAA Legal & Eligibility Developments
(21:03) Best Available Guards
(31:02) Best Available Wings & Forwards
(42:31) Best Available Bigs
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