College Basketball breaking news

Unhappy with playing time, Mack leaving Tigers
Guard Doneal Mack wants more playing time than he’s receiving with the Memphis Tigers, and his father says his son will be transferring once he receives his release. The Commercial Appeal reported on its Web site Thursday that the 6-foot-5 guard feels it’s time to move on. Greg Mack told the newspaper that they believe it’s time to go now with two seasons of eligibility remaining.

Arizona’s Budinger works out for Suns (AP)
Chase Budinger hasn’t decided whether he’ll turn pro or return for his junior year at Arizona. But he keeps hearing that he might be selected in the top 20 of the NBA draft. Asked if that would be good enough to turn pro, Budinger replied, “In my mind, I think that’s good enough, yes.” Budinger spoke after a Thursday morning workout in front of Suns coaches and staff at US Airways Center.

Mayo, undistracted, completes Knicks’ workout
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Unhappy with minutes, Mack leaving Memphis
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Beasley: ‘How mature do you want me to be?’
Yeah, he’s a fun-loving kid who enjoys a prank. But character issues? Michael Beasley is puzzled with that one, Jeff Goodman says.

Indiana ready to defend itself vs. NCAA
Indiana University is about to go on defense with the NCAA. School officials are scheduled to go before the NCAA infractions committee Friday in Seattle over alleged rules violations by former basketball coach Kelvin Sampson. They will be trying to avoid penalties beyond the scholarship and recruiting restrictions the school imposed when the allegations came to light last year. The case against Sampson was detailed in a 96-page report sent to the university in May and made public last week.