Arkansas guard Jason Henry won’t be back with the Razorbacks.

Memphis whiffed on attempts to attract Matt Pilgrim and Derrick Williams.

The NCAA announced that South Carolina’s men’s basketball team had five violations from last season, four of which were minor violations. For example, the Gamecocks provided impermissible snacks to the team during road games.

Mississippi State recruit Renardo Sidney and his family met with their attorney and NCAA investigators to answer questions about the family’s finances, which might affect Sidney’s eligibility. Newspaper reports questioned how the Sidney family could move from modest means in Jackson, Miss., to a million dollar home near Los Angeles.

Coastal Carolina rising senior Joseph Harris has decided to transfer to another school that offers a graduate degree in nursing. He averaged 15.2 points and 11.4 rebounds per game last season.

Kansas State’s Fred Brown has transferred to ULM and will be eligible to play with the Warhawks starting in the 2010-11 season. Kansas State team’s sixth man and averaged 8.1 points and just more than 20 minutes per game.

Following two seasons of struggles at Middle Tennessee State, guard Antwaun Boyd has decided to transfer to Moberly, Mo., Area Community College. He redshirted one season and missed another with a shoulder injury.

The university has developed a point system plan for fans to select future seats in what will be the renovated Pauley Pavilion, which is set to open for the 2012-13 season.

Notre Dame coach Mike Brey picked Martin Inglesby, the Fighting Irish’s director of operations, to step up to fill the assistant coaching job vacated by Sean Kearney, who left for Holy Cross’ top job.

Vanderbilt senior George Drake is looking to gain a fifth year of eligibility and will transfer to another Division I program following his graduation from the school this past May.