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ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski will retire from the company to take a job in college basketball

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NBA Insider Retires from Major Sports Network #

A prominent NBA insider has announced his retirement from a major sports network, according to a social media post on Wednesday morning.

The well-known sports reporter will be taking a new position at his alma mater, becoming the general manager of its men’s basketball program.

Known for breaking significant news in the NBA world, the reporter’s breaking news reports on player transactions became colloquially known by a specific term. He often competed with another prominent reporter for scoops on the latest news.

A statement from the sports network’s chairman praised the retiring reporter’s work ethic, talent, and fearlessness, noting his dedication to the craft and to fans.

The general manager position has grown in popularity in college athletics since the introduction of the Name, Image and Likeness era. Athletic departments are looking for ways to help their programs and student-athletes navigate this new era, where they can secure endorsement deals.