The Sun's Arizin: What are you most excited about next season?

Happy Tuesday, 'Nova Nation! The Sporting News has a great piece out about the things they're most looking forward to next season, and that content got us thinking. Typically when we think of a new season we think of the new players joining the program and a fresh start for the chance at glory.

What we don't think about are all the other things that impact the basketball landscape - coaching changes, rule changes, rivalries, etc. Until I read that, I forgot how excited I was to see the 30-second shot clock implemented. A faster pace is better for the game, and should help Villanova.

So, what are you looking forward to?

And now, the "news."

99 things to be excited about for the 2015-16 college basketball season | Sporting News
Jalen Brunson causing flashbacks? Yes please.

Recruiting confidential: Wenyen Gabriel, DeAndre Hunter | ESPN ($)
Adam Finkelstein thinks the toughness DeAndre Hunter showed in Vegas has him poised for a big bump in the rankings. Meanwhlie, Wenyen Gabriel's meteoric rise doesn't bode well for 'Nova.

Wenyen Gabriel wasn't a D1 recruit a year ago. Now he has offers from Kentucky and Kansas | SBNation.com
The fastest rising prospect in the country capped his incredible summer with a huge weekend in Las Vegas.

Colorado State’s Antwan Scott granted sixth year of eligibility | CollegeBasketballTalk
Scott averaged 15.7 points per game for Grambling during the 2013-14 season.

Arizona Cardinals Hire Jen Welter as First Female Coach in NFL History | The Big Lead
Jen Welter has made history agian. Welter, who became the first woman to play professional football in 2014 with the Indoor Football League’s Texas Revolution, has been hired by the Arizona Cardinals to work with the team’s inside linebackers during training camp. She is thought to be the the first first female coach in NFL history.

Cincinnati man shoots at 1-year-old boy, is shot by Patrick Ewing | Fox News
Unfortunately, not that Patrick Ewing. Nice clickbait, Fox!