30 more athletes were granted eligibility on Wednesday, with plaintiffs in the Georgia 5-in-5 lawsuit winning their case against the NCAA.

Notable players in the lawsuit include Jamichael Stillwell, Chauncy Wiggins, and RJ Godfrey. Stillwell (Texas Tech) and Godfrey (Arizona) have already found new homes, while Wiggins remains in the portal.
The full list of newly eligible athletes can be found here.
A beneficiary of the Ohio lawsuit, Dayton transfer Javon Bennett committed to Gonzaga.
Meanwhile on Capitol Hill, Senate Leader John Thune filed cloture on the Protect College Sports Act, the first of many procedural steps before it is called to a vote.
Links, news, and notes:
Check out the non-conference schedule for UNC Asheville.
Florida will play Grand Canyon in Jacksonville on December 18.
Duke will host Harvard on December 4 as part of the Brotherhood Run series.
UConn will host Kansas at Gampel Pavilion on December 12.
USC and Wichita State will meet in South Lake Tahoe on November 8.
Cincinnati beat Calgary 107-66 in the Bahamas.
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