Mark Mitchell, Seth Trimble, and a handful of others are ineligible...again.

Kentucky's Court of Appeals dissolved the injunction that allowed Class of 2022 athletes to play, meaning Mitchell, Trimble, Fred King, Collin Porter, and Skyy Clark, among others, are no longer eligible.

The development isn't a final ruling, but it adds to growing uncertainty around 5-in-5 players' eligibility as a whole. A new hearing in that case is expected sometime this week.

In Ohio, the First District Court of Appeals reversed the original preliminary injunction, meaning Filip Borovicanin, MJ Collins, Javon Bennett, and others are still ineligible.

Meanwhile, Keyshawn Hall was granted a TRO in New York, making him eligible to play for St. John's...for now.

Melvin Council Jr., who was also recently granted a TRO in New York, announced he is returning to Kansas for what will be his sixth season of college basketball.

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A pair of five-star recruits came off the board yesterday.

Jordan Page announced his commitment to UConn. The 6'5" small forward chose the Huskies over North Carolina and others.

Page joins NaVorro Bowman Jr. in Dan Hurley's 2027 class. It's the first time UConn has had two five-stars in the same class in over two decades.

King Gibson announced his commitment to LSU.

The 6'4" guard chose the Tigers over a final list that included Providence, Arkansas and Louisville. He's the first recruit in the class of 2027 for Will Wade, who is likely looking to build a roster through a more traditional route next season.

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Exhibition hoops is here!

Michigan State beat Incarnate Word, 89-59. Jesse McCulloch led the Spartans with 20 points and five rebounds. Jeremy Fears Jr. added 10 points and 13 assists. Brandon McCreesh had 20 points for Incarnate Word.

Georgetown made 16 threes en route to a 94-77 win over Wake Forest. Vyctorious Miller led the Hoyas with 18 points, while Jaland Lowe added seven points and 10 assists. Kevair Kennedy had 19 points for the Demon Deacons.

Gonzaga held their Kraziness in the Kennel. Kentucky hosted Big Blue Madness. Providence held their Late Night Madness. Duke hosted Countdown to Craziness.

For a list of all the upcoming exhibitions, check out our friends at HoopsHD.

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Four-star guard Jarvis Hayes Jr. committed to Georgia.

Four-star guard Patrick Otey committed to Duquesne.

Three-star center Kimario Sherman Jr. committed to South Florida.

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On the latest episode of Weekend Under Review, Brian Rauf and Matthew Winick look ahead to this week's upcoming exhibition games.

Our conference preview series continues with the Atlantic 10. Check out previews for the Pac-12 and American, which posted over the weekend.

Brian Rauf offers one bold prediction for each conference in today's Rauf Report.

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Upon Further Review

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Rauf Report: Five second-year players primed for breakout seasons
The sophomore leap is one of college basketball’s most reliable storylines. Every fall, a handful of players who flashed as freshmen become household names, and a few we expected to take that step never do. Projecting who makes that jump has gotten more complicated. Thanks to the transfer portal,
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EXCLUSIVE: Welcome to CorVegas, inside the Beavers’ plan to light up the PAC-12 After Dark
CORVALLIS, OR — On March 9th, well before Michigan’s postseason commenced, the Oregon State era under Wayne Tinkle and as an affiliate WCC member officially came to a close with a WCC Semifinal loss at the hands of Gonzaga. Athletic Director at the time, Scott Barnes, moved in lightning quick
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