Former Villanova and Duke forward Taylor King will not end up attending USC this fall and is instead headed to NAIA school Concordia.

King had told FOXSports.com earlier this month that he would be transferring to the Pac-10 school, where he'd have to sit out this season and would have one year of eligibility left.

"It didn't end up working out," King told FOXSports.com on Wednesday.

King originally chose to attend USC over Azusa Pacific and Concordia, two NAIA schools in California where he'd be able to play two seasons.

But King would have had to pay his own way this season at USC, and that would have cost him roughly $50,000.

The 6-foot-6, 230-pound native of Huntington Beach, Calif., averaged 7.4 points and 5.3 rebounds in 32 games last season for Villanova, which reached the second round of the NCAA tournament.

(SANTA BARBARA, Calif.) If someday the Princeton offense dominates the landscape of basketball in the country of China, sports historians will look back to the summer of 2010 when a college coach from Santa Barbara introduced the concept to a group of 100-150 Chinese coaches gathered in Xian'an China.

In an event sponsored by the Chinese University Basketball Association (CUBA), Westmont's John Moore and seven other American coaches conducted training sessions for many of the countries' top collegiate coaches. The American coaches were divided into two teams of four and asked to present two clinics a day – one in the morning and one in the afternoon. In the evenings, the Chinese teams competed in a tournament.

"I have a dear friend named Ken Wagner who is the BYU-Hawaii athletic director and men's basketball coach," said Moore. "He has been going over to China for 10 years working with CUBA. They have summits every year. I had no idea how large these events are. It is attended by the top universities and colleges in the country of China."

FORT WORTH, TX: Former Texas Wesleyan University basketball player Jamel White set a new HITS (New York Pro-Am League) single game scoring record by pouring in 87 points as his DDN/Sean Bell All-Stars wiped out BSC All-Stars 130-102 on August 10.

White scored 26 points in the first half before going for 33 in the third quarter (also a HITS record). That put him within easy striking distance of Kenny Satterfield's scoring record of 68 points set in 2008. White converted his 69^th point on a free throw with six minutes to play and went on to demolish the record.

GOSHEN, Ind. – Eight months after becoming Goshen College (Ind.) men's basketball's all-time scoring leader and five months after earning the program's first-ever NAIA DII First Team All American selection, Errick McCollum II is officially starting his professional career later this month.

The Canton (Ohio) native signed his first professional contract this weekend with Barak Netanya of the Israeli Super League, Israel's top flight of basketball.

"It is a blessing to have the opportunity to extend my career and showcase my abilities at the highest level in Israel," the 6-foot-2 guard said. "I've heard nothing but great things about the league, its teams and the competition, which should definitely bring out the best in me. I will continue to work diligently, stay hungry, and humble as I strive to raise my game to a higher level."

FORT WAYNE, IN- Indiana Tech Men's Basketball is proud to announce the signing of Lamar Lee (Lafayette, IN). The 6'0 point guard was a first team All-Area and an Indiana Top 100 invitee while attending McCutcheon High School as a junior and three time all conference for the Mavericks. At McCutcheon, Lee averaged 15 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists.

Prior to transferring to Tech, Lee played at the University of Detroit Mercy where he was known for his 3pt range and had a season high 13 points against DePaul and Central Michigan.

Brandon Oldenkamp, who would have been a senior this fall at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa, died in a climbing accident at the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming on Wednesday, July 21. He was 21 years old.

"The loss of a vigorous young man in the midst of a joy-filled excursion is a tragedy that stuns our whole campus," said Dordt College President Carl E. Zylstra. "Brandon was an integral part of our campus, whether in the classroom, on the basketball court, or as part of our summer maintenance team."

IRVINE, Calif. – Lindsey Kingsland is a 2010 Concordia senior, stands at 6-foot-1 and averaged eight points per game in the 2009-10 campaign, but her contribution to Concordia University is better measured in something larger than basketball statistics.

The mathematics major turned in a first-place research project in the schoolwide Presidential Showcase, which was selected by a panel of Concordia professors.