LeBron James led the Ohio State football team into the pep rally on Saturday and Urban Meyer introduced the Miami Heat's star to mostly cheers.

Speaking to students at the rally, James said he would have played at Ohio State University if he decided to play one season of college basketball instead of entering the NBA straight out of high school in 2003.

Earlier this month, Ohio State unveiled a special locker dedicated to James inside the Schottenstein Center, where the basketball team plays its home games.

Jeff Newberry has committed to Oklahoma State.

Newberry is one of the top junior college point guards in the country and will join Travis Ford for the 14-15 season.

"It just felt like home as soon as I touched down on campus," said Newberry, who took an official visit to Stillwater last week.

Newberry will almost certainly replace Marcus Smart.

Cliff Alexander has removed Kentucky from his list of schools he is considering as a member of the incoming class of 2014.

Kansas and Michigan State are considered the favorites for Alexander.

Alexander is an athletic power forward out of Chicago and is ranked as the second best prospect in the class behind Jahlil Okafor.

Isaiah Whitehead has committed to Seton Hall.

Whitehead is ranked 35th in the incoming class of 2014 and is a shooting guard out of Brooklyn.

Whitehead picked between St. John's, Seton Hall, Pittsburgh, Minnesota and Indiana.

Gary Clark has committed to Cincinnati.

Clark is a 6'7, 215 pound hybrid forward out of North Carolina.

Clark visited Cincinnati last weekend.

“I knew Sunday before we left; I just feel it,” Tammy Clark said. “I just had to let him tell me when he was ready.”

Clark Kellogg and Greg Anthony are switching roles for college basketball coverage on CBS.

Anthony will serve as lead game analyst alongside Jim Nantz, while Kellogg returns to the studio show.

Kellogg had worked for 16 years in the studio before replacing Billy Packer. Kellogg called his first Final Four in 2009. Kellogg will still call games during the regular season.

CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus said Monday that "we believe this shuffling of our lineup allows both Greg and Clark to play more to their individual strengths."

Terry Larrier has committed to VCU for the class of 2014.

Larrier picked VCU over Connecticut and is the highest rated commitment for Shaka Smart.

Larrier is a 6'8 wing that also had Florida, Florida State, Miami and Seton Hall in his final six.

Larrier is a top-50 recruit.

Mike Krzyzewski is displeased with the number of transfer waivers in recent years.

"There should be no exceptions," Krzyzewski told ESPN.com. "Everybody should have to sit out, that includes a fifth-year player, just to make it equal. I think it's a farce, really."

Krzyzewski would like to see the entire process eliminated, but he would like consistency in the rule as long as it is in place.

"Giving certain kids the right to play and others not the right to play, it should be done the same," he said. "If they want to let everybody play right away, then let everybody play right away. Everybody should be treated the same. I don't understand why there are exceptions to this rule."

Paul White announced his commitment to Georgetown on Sunday.

White is a 6'9 forward from Whitney Young in Chicago.

"While on my visit here it made me realize this is the place for me," says White of his commitment to Georgetown. "I felt that comfort level I was looking for with the coaching staff, the players and the environment here. It's a wonderful school with a great basketball tradition and atmosphere. This was the place I could easily see myself going to school and playing."

Georgetown believes White could play a similar role as Jeff Green.

White is ranked No. 54 in the class of 2014 by Rivals.

Tyler Ulis has committed to Kentucky.

Ulis is ranked No. 38 in the incoming class of 2014 and picked the Wildcats over Iowa and Michigan State.

"Kentucky jumped in and started recruiting me after the Peach Jam," said Ulis.

Ulis is a true point guard and is looking forward to the opportunity to play with John Calipari.

"Kentucky is the biggest stage and I have an opportunity to play against the best players in the country in practice and the games. I like the way coach Cal develops players and puts them in the NBA," said Ulis. 

Ulis is just 5'9, 150 poundss, which has drawn some comparisons to Chris Paul, Trey Burke and Phil Pressey.