May 11—Changes have hit college athletics at a dizzying pace in recent years. In July 2021, the name, image and likeness era started. For the first time, athletes could make money by, for example, promoting products or hosting sports camps for kids. In April 2024, the NCAA granted immediate eligibility to all transfers, ending a long-standing rule that forced transfers to sit out a season at ...

May 10—The Dayton Flyers added three transfers in a six-day stretch in April 2025 but needed much more time to pick up commitments from three more transfers in what was then the biggest transfer class in school history. * Malcolm Thomas joined Adam Njie Jr., Jordan Derkack and De'Shayne Montgomery in the class on April 24. * Bryce Heard committed on May 2. * Keonte Jones rounded out the class ...

The Flyers and Billikens traded go-ahead 3-pointers in quick succession before Amaël L'Etang's winner.

May 6—Bittersweet was the first word Dayton Flyers head coach Anthony Grant used to describe the departure of associate head coach Ricardo Greer when he was asked about that staff change on Monday, May 4, in his first interview since the end of the 2025-26 season in March. "More than anything, he was like a brother," Grant said. "Just in terms of the experiences that we've had together over ...

Aiden Derkack, a four-star shooting guard in the 2026 class, has committed to Dayton, he told Rivals. The 6-foot-5 senior out of Spire Academy (OH) was initially signed with Providence, before reopening his recruitment after the school parted ways with Kim English. Derkack, a native of Colonia, New Jersey, is the younger brother of Dayton […]

May 4—Anthony Grant doesn't like trying to sum up a season while that season is ongoing. Even after the final game, it's hard to fully reflect on all that transpired over the previous five months. On Monday, May 4, however, in his first interview since the end of his ninth season with the Dayton Flyers, Grant looked back on a 2025-26 season full of highs and lows. "Every season is a journey," ...

Dayton guard De’Shayne Montgomery announced on social media that he will enter the 2026 transfer portal.