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ESPN 100 center Dominic Woodson (Huntington, W.Va./Huntington Prep) was granted a release from his Letter of Intent by Baylor on Monday, and now the attention turns to where the promising big man will go from here.

Huntington Prep coach Rob Fulford told ESPN's Dave Telep that Woodson's intention is to keep his list short, with Marshall and Memphis in the mix. Do any other schools have a chance?

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At the moment, our own Chad Ford has Allen Crabbe slotted in at No. 27 on his big board. But the former California shooting guard could very well climb even higher if all goes well for him in the weeks leading up to the draft.

As Ford predicted in the days before the combine, Crabbe is the sort of player who could stand out to NBA scouts if he puts on a shooting display during workouts. And, as it turns out, that's exactly what he did. Meanwhile, our own Fran Fraschilla picked the talented scorer as one of the main prospects likely to enhance his status before June 27, noting Crabbe's 6-foot-6, 210-pound frame as a good fit for his position at the next level.

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Just last month, Juan Anderson announced he was looking to leave Marquette. With two years of eligibility remaining, his plan was to play the remainder of his college career closer to his family in California.

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When Deuce Bello first committed to Baylor, he brought plenty of expectations with him. He arrived in Waco as the nation's No. 54 overall recruit in the 2011 class, but he never really got rolling with the Bears. Now he's looking to revitalize his college career elsewhere, and Missouri is the school in line to benefit.

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It's been a rough few days for the Baylor basketball program. First, former ESPN 100 recruit (2011) Deuce Bello decided to transfer away, then L.J. Rose (No. 64 overall in the 2012 class) followed suit. And now Dominic Woodson appears to be decommitting.

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Ohio State has some work to do if it plans on matching last year's 29-win effort and subsequent trip to the Elite Eight. Especially with Deshaun Thomas heading to the NBA. But the foundation for another successful run is already in place, thanks to the return of Aaron Craft, Lenzelle Smith, Jr. and LaQuinton Ross. And reinforcements are on the way.

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2014 PG Mike Williams (Brooklyn, N.Y./Bishop Loughlin) already has a big list of offers that includes Rutgers, Virginia, George Washington, Fordham, Drexel and Creighton, but Greg McDermott's Bluejays may be the one to beat in this recruiting battle.

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Here it is May 20, and Memphis transfer Tarik Black still hasn't decided on what school he'll play for next season. Will a visit to Kansas this week swing things in the Jayhawks' favor, or is there another school to beat?

Here's the latest.

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UPDATE: Theo Pinson (Greensboro, N.C./Wesleyan Christian Academy) will make his college decision on Wednesday at 12:15 p.m., per ESPN's Dave Telep. Yesterday, we speculated that Indiana could be the school to beat for the highly touted 6-foot-6 swingman, but there are two others that look to be the most serious contenders for his services.

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Arizona State will be one of the more intriguing teams to watch in the Pac-12 next season. On one hand, they have three players in Jahii Carson, Jordan Bachynski and Johnathan Gilling that make up one of the better three-man nucleus' in the conference. On the other hand, the Sun Devils lose the savvy and experience of both Carrick Felix (exhausted eligibility) and Evan Gordon (Indiana transfer).

ESPN's Andy Katz reports today that in an effort to take advantage of Carson's return to the desert for at least one more season, the Sun Devils are making an effort to become more of a high-powered offensive attack.

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C.J. Wilcox suffered a stress fracture in his foot the majority of last season, and while coach Lorenzo Romar recently confirmed the wing -- who returned for his final season of eligibility -- wasn't completely healed, he confirmed that Wilcox was close to 100 percent. However, Wilcox recently had to undergo surgery to stabilize a portion of his foot and relieve pressure; while Percy Allen of the Seattle Times reports Wilcox will be ready for the season opener, we have to wonder how the Huskies will compete should the wing not heal in time, or potentially suffer a setback.

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Texas A&M is reportedly close to adding a 6-foot-10 big man from London to its 2013 recruiting class.

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Multiple reports indicate that USC picked up a commitment from undersized power forward Darion Clark, a promising young player who averaged 6.2 points and 4.7 rebounds as a freshman at Charlotte last season.

Lets take a look at what this addition means for the Trojans roster, both for next season and in the years ahead under new coach Andy Enfield.

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Nearly two weeks ago, it looked like a done deal: Marshall's talented transfer DeAndre Kane was set to finish his college career at Pitt, choosing the Panthers over USC.

Fast-forward to today, and there's a chance things have changes.

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