College basketball news .....

Anna DeWolfe (Soph) at Fordham tearing it up so far this season.  Seems to be on track for serious national recognition with 3 seasons to go.  Even her highlights are "mega" highlights.  Incredible feel for the game.  WNBA in her future?

BREAKING: HUGE news for Indy! Sources tell me that the NCAA and the city have reached an agreement to host the ENTIRE 2021 NCAA Men`s Basketball Tournament in Indianapolis. Official announcement expected later today. @WISH_TV #MarchMadness

— Anthony Calhoun 📺 (@ACwishtv) January 4, 2021

NCAA and the city have reached an agreement to host the ENTIRE 2021 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament in Indianapolis.

Men`s NCAA March Madness will be played entirely in Indiana https://t.co/rc9PWlIkYU

— Tom Nolette (@MBRmaine) January 5, 2021

Men’s NCAA March Madness will be played entirely in Indiana 

Brewster Academy alum Derek Culver `18 Named to Wooden Midseason Top 25 Watch List https://t.co/P8rfj7MI0h

— Jason Smith (@BrewsterHoops) January 7, 2021

Brewster Academy alum Derek Culver ‘18 Named to Wooden Midseason Top 25 Watch List 

BREAKING: Oscar Tshiebwe is transferring to Kentucky, he tells @247Sports. || Story: https://t.co/vyNqfPHMpc pic.twitter.com/8VT3kmQxY6

— Travis Branham (@TravisBranham_) January 10, 2021

BREAKING: Oscar Tshiebwe is transferring to Kentucky

The DI Men`s Basketball Committee will use an S-curve to bracket the 2021 tournament field. https://t.co/DdG5OF7AYJ

— David Worlock (@DavidWorlock) January 15, 2021

The DI Men`s Basketball Committee will use an S-curve to bracket the 2021 tournament field

Updated BurlisonOnBasketball team rankings . . . https://t.co/06szTgdWeV pic.twitter.com/AFbMm3B2UI

— Frank Burlison (@FrankieBur) January 18, 2021

Updated BurlisonOnBasketball team rankings .

Verbal Commits | D1 Players Transferring in 2021 https://t.co/gxqd8cV9p8

— New England Preps (@NewEnglandPreps) January 20, 2021

D1 Players Transferring in 2021

Tough times in college sports for sure but the real takeaway is college basketball players have never had more leverage to protect their financial interests and their health. 🤔 https://t.co/jYIq5VKWq3

— Marc Isenberg (@marcisenberg) January 26, 2021

Tough times in college sports