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Central Connecticut State sophomore guard Kyle Vinales has decided not to transfer from the school and will return to the program for his junior season. The guard, CCCU's leading scorer, announced over a month ago that he would transfer to another program in order to have a better shot at competing in the NCAA tournament. Ryan Peters of Big Apple Buckets, who covers the NEC, now argues, that with Vinales back in the fold, Central is a sleeper in the league, which he calls "wide-open."

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Brad Bournival of BuckeyeNation on ESPN.com reports that the Ohio State Buckeyes have added a local linebacker to their 2014 recruiting class.

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It had been rumored for over a week that DePaul power forward Donnavan Kirk would be transferring from the program. Now it's official: the school announced it has granted Kirk permission to contact other institutions for transfer opportunities. Kirk will be graduating from DePaul this summer and thus will be eligible to play his final season in 2013-14 at another school. Who has the inside track to Kirk?

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Gary Laney of GeauxTigerNation on ESPN.com reports that wide receiver D'haquille Williams (Reserve, La./Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College) has backed out of his commitment to the LSU Tigers. Williams told Laney via text message that he wanted to "explore other options." Laney looks at other schools who were recruiting Williams, and where he might end up:

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Vivek Ranadive has relinquished his minority stake in the Golden State Warriors after becoming the majority owner of the Sacramento Kings. Once it becomes official in the next week he needs to decide who stays in basketball operations, including the coaching staff.

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The injury to Michael Crabtree certainly has cast a shadow on the preparations for the 2013 season for the San Francisco 49ers, but now that the shock of news that he has undergone surgery to repair a torn Achilles has begun to fade, what does the team actually try and do to fill that void?

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Could it finally be time to put some faith in Kenny Britt? After yet another offseason incident in January, this time a stabbing allegedly involving his brother, it certainly didn't look like that was going to be the case.

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ESPN 60 2014 SF Kameron Chatman (Long Beach, Ca./Long Beach Poly) has been garnering more interest nationwide. The school that seems to be attracting the most attention surrounding his recruitment is Michigan.

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After having a solid season with the Denver Nuggets, starting center Kosta Koufos has decided to spend the summer in Colorado and Ohio working on his game. As a result, he won't play for Greece during the FIBA EuroBasket 2013 tournament in Slovenia, reports The Denver Post.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves need to upgrade the talent at shooting guard and they are reportedly targeting Indiana's Victor Oladipo.

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Denver Nuggets vice-president of basketball operations Masai Ujiri is the Toronto Raptors top choice to run basketball operations, but he is not the only NBA executive on their list. According to Ken Berger of CBSSports.com, the Raptors have asked the Indiana Pacers to speak with general manager Kevin Pritchard.

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Masai Ujiri was allowed to speak with the Toronto Raptors about returning as head of basketball operations and Denver Nuggets team president Josh Kroenke knows his executive vice-president of basketball operation is in a tough spot.

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ESPN.com recruiting expert Derek Tyson reports that the Ohio State Buckeyes have offered a scholarship to defensive end Trent Harris (Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park), and that offer caused Harris to delay his decision.

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Tight end prospect Gaelin Elmore (Somerset, Wis./Somerset) has made plans to visit Michigan State, Indiana, Wisconsin [and] Ohio State in coming weeks, but there's one other school he'd love to visit: the Oregon Ducks. The Ducks haven't offered Elmore yet, but they likely would if a visit can be arranged. ESPN.com recruiting expert Jared Shanker has more:

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